A Usercentrics alternative metered by consents, not sessions.
Usercentrics — which merged with Cybot, the company behind Cookiebot, in 2021 — caps its web tiers by monthly sessions and prices them in euros. Secure Privacy caps its tiers by monthly consent events per domain, with published USD pricing.
Usercentrics vs Secure Privacy
Published pricing on both sides, compared line by line.
| Feature | Usercentrics | Secure Privacy |
|---|---|---|
| Entry price | Free — 1 domain, under 1,000 sessions/mo | Free — $0/mo/domain, 500 consents/mo |
| Cheapest paid tier | Essential — €7/mo (1 domain, 1,500 sessions/mo cap) | Small — $15/mo/domain (5,000 consents/mo cap) |
| Multi-domain tiers | Pro — €30/mo (3 domains, 15,000 sessions/mo); Business — €50/mo (10 domains, 50,000 sessions/mo) | Per-domain, plus an Agency Pool program |
| Top tier | Corporate — custom pricing, unlimited domains, from 1M sessions/mo | Advanced — $249/mo/domain (5,000,000 consents/mo cap) |
| Pricing currency | EUR, excl. VAT | USD, published on the pricing page |
| Native mobile SDK | Separate App CMP — Advanced €49/mo (up to 500K daily active users) | iOS, Android, Flutter, React Native, on dedicated Mobile plans |
Sourced from Usercentrics' published pricing and about pages (checked 2026-09-29) and the Secure Privacy pricing page (checked 2026-09-22). Running Cookiebot, now part of Usercentrics? See the Cookiebot comparison. Sessions and consents are different metrics — confirm current numbers before quoting either vendor.
Switching from Usercentrics
Secure Privacy provides migration playbooks and dedicated implementation support for qualified plans. Start by running a free scan of your site — it detects the same cookies and trackers your current banner covers, so you know exactly what the new banner needs to declare before you switch.
Managing multiple domains?
Usercentrics bundles extra domains into its Pro (3 domains) and Business (10 domains) web tiers. Agencies and groups managing many client domains can instead use the Secure Privacy Agency Pool program for centralized templates and per-client access from one account.
Comparing other platforms?
See how Secure Privacy compares with other consent management platforms.
Switching questions, answered
What changes, what it costs, and what migration actually takes.
Yes. Cybot, the Danish company that built Cookiebot, merged with Usercentrics in 2021 under the Usercentrics name, according to Usercentrics' own about page (checked 2026-09-29). Cookiebot is still marketed as "Cookiebot by Usercentrics" — if that's the product you run, see our Cookiebot alternative page for its pricing.
Ready to price by consent, not sessions?
Start free, scan your site, and see a plan sized to how your banner is actually used.