Cookiebot prices each domain by how many pages its scanner finds. WPLP charges one flat price for a set number of sites. It also writes your privacy policy, terms, and 30+ other legal pages, and logs consent in your own WordPress database.
Cookiebot is a consent management platform from Usercentrics. It works on WordPress, Shopify, Wix, and more, and adds Microsoft and Amazon ad consent signals on its paid plans. You pay per domain, and the price goes up as your page count grows.
WPLP Compliance Platform is built for WordPress. One plan covers cookie consent and legal pages, from $8/month for up to 3 sites. The free plan logs consent, takes data requests, shows the banner in 50+ languages, and publishes 4 legal pages.
Running one small site? Both work. Running 10 client sites, or need a privacy policy and terms too? WPLP costs less and does both jobs.




Both have a free plan for 1 site. WPLP charges by the number of sites on your plan. Cookiebot charges per domain, and the plan for each domain depends on how many subpages its scanner finds. If the scanner finds more pages, your plan moves up a tier at the end of the billing cycle.
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If you run WordPress sites, WPLP does more for less. One plan covers your cookie banner, privacy policy, and terms. The price depends on how many sites you have, not how many pages Cookiebot’s scanner counts. At 10 sites, that’s $12/month against $160/month.
Cookiebot is a mature platform with a big company behind it. It’s the better fit if you run sites on Shopify or Wix as well as WordPress, need Microsoft or Amazon ad consent signals, or want one consent choice to carry across several domains.
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Yes. Both have a free plan for 1 site. Cookiebot’s free plan covers up to 50 subpages in 1 language. WPLP’s free plan scans up to 100 pages, and includes consent logs, a data request form, a 50+ language banner, 4 legal page templates, and the WPLP web app.
Cookiebot makes a cookie declaration. Privacy policies come from the Usercentrics Privacy Policy Generator, a separate tool. We didn’t find a terms generator. WPLP Legal Pages creates a privacy policy and terms for free, and 30+ more templates on paid plans.
For 1 small site (under 50 subpages), both start at $8/month. Past that, WPLP costs less. For 10 sites, WPLP Business is $12/month and Cookiebot is $160/month. For 25 sites, WPLP is $28/month and Cookiebot is $400/month. Cookiebot figures assume each site is under 350 subpages.
Cookiebot scans each domain every month and counts its subpages. If the count goes past your tier’s limit, your plan moves up a tier at the end of the billing cycle. WPLP prices don’t depend on page count.
Yes. Google Consent Mode v2 is free on both. IAB TCF v2.3 needs a paid plan on both.
WPLP stores consent records in your own WordPress database and syncs them to the WPLP web app. Cookiebot stores them in its own consent log database, and its banner loads from Cookiebot’s servers.
Not yet. Auto-update policies is coming soon to WPLP paid plans. It will draft the change and wait for your approval before it publishes.
Yes. Install the free WPLP plugins, run a cookie scan, publish your banner and legal pages, then remove the Cookiebot plugin. Your Cookiebot consent history doesn’t carry over. Export it from Cookiebot as CSV first if you need to keep it.
