Consentify
Norwegian cookie consent platform: one script tag, per-domain pricing and a free plan
Quick Overview
| Company | Aareskjold Consulting (org. no. 936 584 535 MVA) |
|---|---|
| Category | consent management |
| Headquarters | Norway |
| EU Presence | EU/EEA (Norway) |
| Data Location | Server code runs on Vercel in Stockholm (EU), where visitor IPs are hashed on arrival; the database (account and consent data) is stored with Supabase in London (UK, covered by the EU adequacy decision) |
| Open Source | No |
| Pricing | Free plan: 1 domain, 5,000 pageviews a month, all integrations, GDPR, CCPA and ePrivacy. Paid Scale plan: per-domain pricing with volume discounts, from €3.50 per domain per month down to €2.00 per domain at the largest volume (the rate steps down at 1, 10, 50 and 100 domains, and the new rate applies to every domain). Branding is removed on every paid plan. Annual billing gives two months free. Enterprise on request. |
| Free Option | Free plan for one domain, no credit card stated on the plan card |
| Replaces | Cookiebot, CookieYes, OneTrust |
Detailed Review
Consentify is a cookie consent platform operated by Aareskjold Consulting, a Norwegian company (org. no. 936 584 535 MVA) that names itself as data controller and processor in its privacy policy and DPA. A site adds one script tag, and tracking tags such as Google Analytics, Tag Manager, Meta Pixel and LinkedIn Insight are only injected after the visitor consents. Setup is built around that single tag, a visual banner editor and a tracker scanner.
Pricing is the clearest point of difference in this category. There is a free plan for one domain with 5,000 pageviews a month, and the paid Scale plan is priced per domain, from €3.50 a month down to €2.00 at volume, with the rate dropping for every domain at 10, 50 and 100 sites. That suits agencies running many client sites from one dashboard, much more than the per-site, per-scan pricing of some larger platforms on this page.
On hosting, the vendor states that its server code runs in Stockholm, where visitor IPs are hashed before storage, while consent records sit with Supabase in London. The UK is covered by an EU adequacy decision but is outside the EEA, so it is a looser position than the EU-hosted tools above it. It is a young product next to Usercentrics, Didomi or Cookie Information, and it states no certifications.
Compared with the established names on this page, expect a lighter feature set: it supports Google Consent Mode v2, a cookie policy generator and consent logs with hashed IPs, but the pages we read do not mention IAB TCF support, enterprise audit certifications or a long track record.
What Consentify does well
- Free plan for one domain, 5,000 pageviews a month
- Per-domain price from €3.50 falling to €2.00 at volume
- One script tag and a multi-domain dashboard for agencies
- Google Consent Mode v2, tracker scanner and policy generator
- Norwegian operator, server code in Stockholm with IPs hashed in the EU
Where Consentify falls short
- Consent data is stored in London (UK), outside the EEA
- Young product with no stated certifications
- IAB TCF support not mentioned on the pages read
- Free plan limited to one domain and 5,000 pageviews
Standout feature. Per-domain pricing with a free tier and a multi-site dashboard makes it an affordable fit for agencies handling many client sites.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Free plan for one domain, 5,000 pageviews a month
- Per-domain price from €3.50 falling to €2.00 at volume
- One script tag and a multi-domain dashboard for agencies
- Google Consent Mode v2, tracker scanner and policy generator
- Norwegian operator, server code in Stockholm with IPs hashed in the EU
Cons
- Consent data is stored in London (UK), outside the EEA
- Young product with no stated certifications
- IAB TCF support not mentioned on the pages read
- Free plan limited to one domain and 5,000 pageviews
Alternatives to Consentify
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Consentify?
Consentify is a cookie consent platform operated by Aareskjold Consulting, a Norwegian company (org. no. 936 584 535 MVA) that names itself as data controller and processor in its privacy policy and DPA. A site adds one script tag, and tracking tags such as Google Analytics, Tag Manager, Meta Pixel and LinkedIn Insight are only injected after the visitor consents. Setup is built around that single tag, a visual banner editor and a tracker scanner.
Where is Consentify based?
Consentify operates from Norway, which places it under EU/EEA (Norway).
What does Consentify cost?
Free plan: 1 domain, 5,000 pageviews a month, all integrations, GDPR, CCPA and ePrivacy.
Paid Scale plan: per-domain pricing with volume discounts, from €3.50 per domain per month down to €2.00 per domain at the largest volume (the rate steps down at 1, 10, 50 and 100 domains, and the new rate applies to every domain). Branding is removed on every paid plan. Annual billing gives two months free. Enterprise on request.. Free plan for one domain, no credit card stated on the plan card.
Who is Consentify best for?
Web agencies and small sites managing many domains. Per-domain pricing with a free tier and a multi-site dashboard makes it an affordable fit for agencies handling many client sites.
What are the drawbacks of Consentify?
Consent data is stored in London (UK), outside the EEA. Young product with no stated certifications. IAB TCF support not mentioned on the pages read. Free plan limited to one domain and 5,000 pageviews.
Is Consentify a good alternative to Cookiebot?
Consentify is built as a European alternative to Cookiebot: Norwegian cookie consent platform: one script tag, per-domain pricing and a free plan. It will not be a like-for-like feature match in every respect, so check the review above for where the two genuinely differ before switching.
How does Consentify compare to other consent management tools?
Consentify is one of several European consent management tools we cover. It is most often compared with Cookiebot, CookieYes, OneTrust.