Listed alphabetically. A tool is ranked by its reviews once it has 3.
| Tool | Reviews | Lowest paid plan | Free plan | Free trial | Public API | Runs on | Main features |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 DidomiDidomi captures user consent and preferences, activating more first-party data across every regulation. | ReviewsNone yetWrite one for Didomi | Lowest paid planNot confirmed | Free planYes | Free trialNot confirmed | Public APIYes | Runs oniOS, Android | Main features
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 EnzuzoConsent management platform, live in days, for mid-market teams, platforms, ecommerce sites, and agencies. | ReviewsNone yetWrite one for Enzuzo | Lowest paid plan$22per month billed yearlyGrowth, as of November 14, 2026 | Free planYes | Free trialNot confirmed | Public APIYes | ||
 KetchModern privacy management software that keeps your data clean, permissioned, and AI-ready. | ReviewsNone yetWrite one for Ketch | Lowest paid plan$150per month, billed monthlyStarter, as of November 14, 2026 | Free planYes | Free trialNot confirmed | Public APIYes | ||
| KlaroSimple and robust data protection for your website. | ReviewsNone yetWrite one for Klaro | Lowest paid plan€19per month, billed annuallyStartup, as of November 13, 2026 | Free planYes | Free trialNot confirmed | Public APIYes | ||
 OsanoOsano is the AI-powered privacy platform for cookie consent, data subject requests, and privacy assessments. | ReviewsNone yetWrite one for Osano | Lowest paid planNot confirmed | Free planNot confirmed | Free trial30 days | Public APIYes | Runs oniOS | |
 UsercentricsOne platform to manage consent across your website and app, send accurate signals to ad platforms. | ReviewsNone yetWrite one for Usercentrics | Lowest paid plan€7per monthEssential, as of November 13, 2026 | Free planNot confirmed | Free trial14 days | Public APIYes |
From each tool's own website. “Not confirmed” means we couldn't confirm it there, not that the tool doesn't have it. Each tool's page says when its facts were checked.
How this list is made
A tool is listed here only when we've confirmed on its own website that it has a public API. Tools we couldn't confirm it for are left out, even if they may have it. Vendors can't pay for a place on this list. Add a tool we missed