WPConsent
Worth a look if wordPress owners wanting a self-hosted, WordPress-first consent plugin.
Read the detailed comparisonThree capable consent tools. Three rather different starting points. Which type fits your WordPress site?
Pricing and product information checked October 2026.
All three can help a WordPress site manage consent. The difference is where each one starts, and what you need around it.
Worth a look if wordPress owners wanting a self-hosted, WordPress-first consent plugin.
Read the detailed comparisonWorth a look if wordPress sites wanting consent alongside broader privacy documents and regional configuration.
Read the detailed comparisonWorth a look if sites wanting a broad CMP with CMS setup options and pageview-based scaling.
Read the detailed comparisonTina starts with consent, then is designed to remain useful after setup with Watch, useful alerts and, in Pro, deeper website insight and plain-English recommendations.
See Tina’s plansWPConsent and Complianz both offer a free WordPress plugin. CookieYes has a free tier for one domain, with 5,000 monthly pageviews and 100 pages per scan.
If your needs are simple, beginning with a free option can be the sensible move. Pay when the extra site allowances, regional controls, records, scans or broader privacy tools are genuinely useful—not because comparison pages make it sound inevitable.
Introductory offers are not the whole price story: check renewal terms before deciding.
Not positioned as ongoing website monitoring. Not positioned as ongoing website insight.
Not positioned as ongoing website monitoring. Not positioned as ongoing website insight.
Not positioned as ongoing website monitoring. Not positioned as ongoing website insight.
Tina Watch and useful alerts are part of Essential; Pro adds advanced Watch, deeper consent insight, website and UX observations, and plain-English recommendations. It is a different proposition, not a claim that other consent tools cannot do their own jobs well.
A self-hosted, WordPress-first route with a capable free start.
Explore WPConsent →I want a broader WordPress privacy toolkit.Consent alongside privacy documents and regional configuration.
Explore Complianz →I want a consent platform beyond WordPress.A broader CMP with CMS setup options and pageview allowances.
Explore CookieYes →I want consent plus help keeping an eye on things.Beautiful consent, then Tina remaining useful after setup.
See Tina’s plans →Compare WordPress consent options with the website you are actually running.
Let Tina take a lookAlso useful: Consentina for WordPress, the wider WordPress consent guide, free consent tools and pricing models. Not sure which route fits? Let Tina help you choose.