JENTIS
Austrian managed tracking platform with its own hybrid tag manager, EU hosting, Essential Mode for declined consent and 24/7 support
Quick Overview
| Company | JENTIS GmbH |
|---|---|
| Category | Server-Side Tagging and Tag Management |
| Headquarters | Vienna, Austria |
| Founded | Not stated |
| EU Presence | Yes - Austria (EU) |
| Data Location | EU-hosted managed infrastructure; the Professional plan offers EU or US cloud |
| Open Source | No |
| GDPR Compliant | Yes |
| Self-Hosting | No |
| Main Features | Hybrid tag management, server-side tracking, Essential Mode, Synthetic Users, persistent cookies, connectors, raw data access, mobile SDK, SSO |
| Pricing | Core, Professional and Enterprise plans; prices on request (Get Price) |
| Best For | Larger sites and publishers that want a replacement tag manager with managed EU hosting |
| Replaces | Google Tag Manager, Tealium-style tag managers |
Detailed Review
JENTIS does not sit on top of Google's container. It offers its own tag manager that runs client-side and server-side tags from one container, with native connectors it builds and maintains, and hosts the whole thing on its managed infrastructure.
The imprint names JENTIS GmbH, Schönbrunner Straße 231, 1120 Vienna, registered at the Commercial Court of Vienna under 529675i, with Thomas Tauchner as managing director. The footer states ISO 27001 certification.
Tag Management Plus Consent Handling
Essential Mode applies when a visitor declines cookies: the vendor describes pseudonymized capture of basic traffic data that you and your data protection officer define. The Professional plan adds Synthetic Users, which shares conversion signals otherwise lost to consent with ad platforms.
Whether such modes suit your legal position is a decision for your own counsel, not something the tool settles.
Plans and Hosting
The pricing page shows Core, Professional and Enterprise, each with a Get Price button and no figures. Core includes hybrid tag management, ad-blocker recovery, a cookie lifetime extender and unlimited data destinations. Professional adds raw data access, multi-container management, a mobile SDK and a choice between EU-based and US-based cloud.
Enterprise adds SSO, an SLA, a solution architect and dedicated infrastructure. The company page claims 1300+ websites and apps, 24/7 support and 184 million hits enriched daily, all vendor figures.
Connectors and Customers
The connectors directory lists integrations by client-side and server-side type and by category, including ad platforms, CDPs, warehouses and consent tools. Case studies on the site cover Pixum, Playmobil and Vileda.
Limitations to Consider
There are no public prices, so budgeting needs a sales conversation, and the platform replaces rather than extends your Google container, which means rebuilding tags. The US cloud option on Professional means you must confirm that EU is selected. Not seen: the review rests on the vendor's public pages, not on a hands-on test.
Who Should Use JENTIS
Publishers, retailers and banks with high traffic that want one European vendor for tagging, hosting and consent-aware capture.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Own hybrid tag manager rather than a Google add-on
- Managed EU hosting with 24/7 support
- Essential Mode for non-consenting traffic
- Imprint with Commercial Court of Vienna number
- Enterprise features such as SSO and dedicated infrastructure
Cons
- No public prices
- Rebuild required when leaving GTM
- Cloud region is a choice on Professional
- Founding year not stated on the pages read
Alternatives to JENTIS
Other European server-side tagging and tag management worth comparing before you decide:
Addingwell
France · Managed server-side GTM hosting with consent data attached to events
TAGGRS
Netherlands · Dutch sGTM hosting on its own server network, ISO 27001 certified
Measurebase
Netherlands · Amsterdam-hosted sGTM with nightly tracking audits and flat plans
owntag
Germany · Hamburg-run sGTM hosting with one price and EU-only infrastructure
See all European server-side tagging and tag management or compare them directly against Google Tag Manager on our alternatives page.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. The platform page describes its own hybrid tag manager with native connectors, so it replaces Google Tag Manager instead of hosting its container.
The hosting page describes managed, EU-based infrastructure, and the pricing page notes that the Professional plan lets you pick fully EU-based or US-based cloud infrastructure.
Prices are not published. The pricing page lists Core, Professional and Enterprise with a Get Price request for each.