Both tools block scripts until visitors consent, and both keep consent logs. CookieYes bills each domain on its own and caps pageviews on most plans. WPLP covers 10 sites for $72 a year with no pageview caps. It also writes your terms, disclosures, and 30+ other legal pages.
CookieYes is a cookie consent platform for WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, and other site builders. You pay per domain, and most plans cap pageviews.
WPLP covers cookie consent, legal pages, and data requests on WordPress. One plan unlocks both plugins, and every plan includes the web app.
One site, or not on WordPress? CookieYes works. Need legal pages, data requests, or many WordPress sites at one price? Choose WPLP.


Both have a free plan and bill monthly or yearly. WPLP prices by site count. CookieYes prices each domain on its own and caps pageviews on Free, Basic, and Pro.
On WordPress, WPLP covers more than the cookie banner. You get terms, refund policies, disclosures, and a data request form on one plan. You pay one yearly price for your site count and manage every site from one login.
CookieYes is a mature, well-reviewed consent platform. Pick it for one small site, a non-WordPress site, monthly billing, or when a cookie policy and privacy policy are all you need.
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Yes. WPLP Free covers 1 site and includes consent logs, a data request form, 4 legal page templates, and access to the web app. It includes 100 page views and 5 cookie scans per month. CookieYes Free covers 1 domain with up to 5,000 page views per month.
WPConsent generates a cookie policy. We didn’t find a privacy policy or terms generator on its site. WPLP Legal Pages creates both, free, and 34 more templates on paid plans.
For 1 paid site, WPLP Professional is $48/year (up to 3 sites) and WPConsent Basic is $79/year. For 25 sites, WPLP is $168/year and WPConsent is $399/year. WPConsent’s prices are introductory, and renewals are at a full price it doesn’t publish.
Yes. Google Consent Mode v2 is free on both. IAB TCF v2.3 needs a paid plan on both.
Both store consent records in your own WordPress database. WPLP also syncs them to the WPLP web app, so you can see every site’s records from one login.
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 scan, and publish your banner and legal pages. Export your CookieYes consent log as CSV first. Consent history doesn’t carry over between tools.
