Pricing
Pay for what you use, never for the rules.
Every site starts free. When one outgrows Free, it moves up a level, and stays there until you change it. You always know which level you're on.
Most visitors answer once. Returning visitors whose choice is remembered cost nothing, so visitors is a fair upper guess.
Roughly your page views times the tags, requests and dataLayer pushes on each. Your dashboard shows the real count from the first day.
Each site, each month
- Consent · at most 25,000 decisions
- $9
- Event monitoring · 30 days of history
- Off
Total
$9/mo
The level this usage reaches. A site moves up as it grows, and stays there until you change it.
Consent
per site, per month
A decision is a visitor answering your banner. Privacy signals, withdrawals and returning visitors whose choice is remembered are recorded, never billed.
| Up to 5,000 decisions | Free |
| Up to 25,000 decisions | $9 |
| Up to 100,000 decisions | $19 |
| Up to 500,000 decisions | $49 |
| Up to 2 million decisions | $99 |
| Past 2 millionper started 1 million | +$20 |
What paying adds
- Your logo on the banner, and no “Consent by TagSentry” line
- Where visitors say no, by region and language
Event monitoring
per site, per month
An event is one thing we saw and stored on a page view: a tag firing, a tracker request or a dataLayer push.
| Up to 250,000 events14 days of history | Free |
| Up to 1 million events30 days of history | $19 |
| Up to 5 million events90 days of history | $49 |
| Up to 25 million events365 days of history | $149 |
| Past 25 millionper started 1 million | +$5 |
What paying adds
- Alerts when a key event drops or arrives empty
- Alerts to Slack or a webhook
- 30 to 365 days of history, not 14
- Keeps storing past 250,000 events
Free on every plan.
The parts the law asks for shouldn't depend on whether you paid us this month. So they don't.
And billing never touches your banner. A failed card or a downgrade: the banner, blocking and records carry on.
- The banner, with the right rules for every region
- Holding trackers until visitors agree, in Tag Manager and outside it
- Google Consent Mode defaults, set before any tag
- Consent records kept 24 months, search and export
- EU or US data storage
- Your cookie declaration page, in six languages
- Data requests found by Consent ID
- Email alerts when an event stops, or a new tracker appears
Questions about paying.
Running many sites for clients? How agencies use it.
What counts as a decision?
A decision is a visitor answering your banner. Privacy signals, withdrawals and returning visitors whose choice is remembered are recorded, never billed.
What counts as an event?
An event is one thing we saw and stored on a page view: a tag firing, a tracker request or a dataLayer push.
What happens when I pass a free allowance?
Your banner keeps running whatever happens: consent never stops. We email you at 80% and at 100%. With a card on file the site moves up a level on its own (you can turn that off); without one, event monitoring pauses storing until next month.
Is there a spending limit?
No cap. As a site grows it moves up to the next level on its own, and we email you the moment it does, so nothing surprises you. Levels never go back down on their own; you can lower one any time.
Do I pay for both products?
Only for the ones you use, per site. There's no bundle, so both together cost exactly the sum, and a site can use one without the other.
Can I cancel?
Any time, from the dashboard. Going back to Free is one click and never undone behind your back. Removing the line removes the banner.
Get the boring stuff off your plate.
Start with a free scan. We check for a cookie banner and whether it stops your trackers. Under a minute, no account.