Termly and WPLP both generate legal policies and run a cookie banner. Termly sells a license for each website, and consent logs start at its Pro+ plan. WPLP has yearly plans for 3, 10, 25, 50, or 100 sites, with consent logs on every plan, stored in your own WordPress database.
Termly is a compliance platform for any website. It has 10 policy generators, a cookie banner with automatic script blocking, and a WordPress plugin that connects to your Termly account. Consent logs, IAB TCF v2.3, auto-updated policies, and multi-language banners start at Pro+, $180 per website per year.
WPLP Compliance Platform is built for WordPress. One yearly plan covers cookie consent and legal pages for 3 to 100 sites, from $48 a year. Consent logs are on every plan, and legal pages publish as WordPress pages.
One site, not on WordPress, or you want auto-updated policies today? Termly fits. Several WordPress sites, and you want consent logs without a bill per site? WPLP costs a fraction of the price.




Both have a free plan for 1 site and a 30-day money-back guarantee. The difference is how sites are counted. WPLP has yearly plans for a set number of sites. Termly sells one license per website, monthly or yearly, and consent logs start at Pro+.
If you run more than one WordPress site, WPLP does both jobs for far less. Your plan covers the cookie banner, consent logs in your own database, and 30+ legal page templates. At 10 sites, that’s $72 a year against $1,800 a year on Termly Pro+.
Termly is the stronger pick for hands-off policy upkeep. Choose it if you run 1 site that isn’t on WordPress, want policies that update when the law changes today, need automatic script blocking, or need a shipping policy or accessibility statement.
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Yes. Both WPLP and Termly offer a free plan for one website. Termly Free includes one basic policy, a cookie banner with automatic blocking, quarterly cookie scans, and up to 10,000 banner views per month. WPLP Free includes 4 legal page templates, exportable consent logs, a data request form, and a cookie banner supporting 50+ languages, with 100 banner page views and 5 cookie scans per month.
Yes. Termly’s free plan covers 1 policy, Starter covers 2, and Pro+ covers all 10 of its generators. WPLP’s free plan covers 4 legal pages, and every paid plan covers 30+.
WPLP, at every site count with consent logs. 1 to 3 sites cost $48 a year on WPLP and $180 to $540 a year on Termly Pro+. At 25 sites, it’s $168 a year against $4,500 a year. Termly figures are list prices before bulk or Agency discounts.
Yes, on Pro+. Termly’s legal team tracks law changes, and hosted policies update on your site. WPLP’s auto-updated policies are coming soon to paid plans. WPLP will draft the change and wait for your approval before it publishes.
Termly. Its auto blocker detects known trackers on every plan. WPLP blocks the scripts you assign to a category, and lets you whitelist the ones your site needs.
Yes. Google Consent Mode v2 is free on both. Termly’s free and Starter plans get the basic mode, and Pro+ gets the advanced mode. IAB TCF v2.3 needs a paid plan on both. On Termly, that’s Pro+.
WPLP stores consent records in your own WordPress database and syncs them to the WPLP web app. Termly stores visitor data on its EU-based servers. Its consent logs start at Pro+.
Yes. Install the free WPLP plugins, run a cookie scan, and generate your legal pages in WPLP Legal Pages. Then remove the Termly plugin and any embedded Termly policies. Your Termly consent history doesn’t carry over, which is normal when you change consent tools.
