WPLP and WPConsent are both self-hosted WordPress plugins for cookie consent. WPLP also generates your privacy policy, terms, and 30+ other legal pages, and includes consent logs and data request handling on the free plan.
WPConsent is a cookie consent plugin from Awesome Motive, the team behind WPBeginner and WPForms. It’s easy to set up, has 200,000+ installs, and includes IAB TCF v2.4 and banner analytics on its paid plans.
WPLP Compliance Platform covers cookie consent and legal pages. One plan turns on the pro features of both plugins. The free plan logs consent, takes data requests, shows the banner in 50+ languages, and publishes 4 legal pages.
Need a cookie banner only? Both work. Need a privacy policy and terms too? WPLP does both jobs.


Both have a free plugin. WPLP bills monthly or yearly. WPConsent bills yearly only, and its prices are introductory. Renewals are “at full price,” and WPConsent doesn’t publish what that price is.
If your site needs a privacy policy and a cookie banner, WPLP does both on one plan. Its free plan also covers the parts that WPConsent charges for: consent logs, data requests, and a multi-language banner. And you can pay monthly at a price that won’t jump at renewal.
WPConsent is a good plugin with a big team behind it. It’s the better fit if you only need a cookie banner, want banner analytics, or already run WPForms and WooCommerce and want setup that’s ready for them.
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Yes. Both have a free plugin for 1 site. WPLP’s free plan also includes consent logs, a data request form, a multi-language banner, 4 legal page templates, and the WPLP web app.
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 v2.4 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 cookie scan, and publish your banner and legal pages. Your WPConsent consent history doesn’t carry over, which is normal when you change consent tools.
