Biscotti CMP

Biscotti CMP is a consent-management platform for websites, with companion iOS and Android apps. It suits publishers, businesses and agencies managing multiple domains or applying different consent rules by visitor location. Its strongest case is a scalable domain-and-session structure, while traffic ceilings and the price leap to Agency deserve close attention.

Overview

Automatic blocking, consent records, IAB TCF support and geographic targeting cover the core operational requirements of a consent platform. Forty-four banner languages make it practical for international sites, and the service can cover up to 50 domains on its highest plan. Biscotti CMP was founded in 2024 and is headquartered in Falkensee, Germany.

The free tier is useful for establishing consent controls on a small site, but its single-domain and 5,000-session allowance will constrain busier properties. Paid plans add domains and substantially higher session quotas, making the product more relevant to growing portfolios than to a one-site operation that remains comfortably below the free cap.

Key features

• Automatic blocking: Prevents consent-dependent content from loading before a visitor makes a choice, an important control for sites that need enforcement rather than only a visible banner.
• Consent records: Preserves user choices, giving teams an auditable record alongside the consent interface.
• IAB TCF support: Fits sites that need consent handling aligned with the IAB Transparency and Consent Framework.
• Geographic targeting: Allows consent treatment to vary by visitor location, which is more suitable for multinational audiences than a single global configuration.
• 44 banner languages: Provides broad multilingual coverage for international sites; language breadth is less valuable if an audience is confined to one market.

Pricing

Biscotti CMP uses a freemium model. Every paid plan includes a 14-day free trial and can be cancelled at any time. The Free plan costs €0 forever and covers one domain, 5,000 sessions, two manual scans per day per domain and three AI generations per document per month. It is the sensible starting point for a small site, but the session and domain ceilings leave little room for expansion.

Starter costs €6.99 per month, billed with 19% VAT in Germany. It raises coverage to three domains and 15,000 sessions, while retaining three AI generations per document per month. This is the affordable upgrade for a small portfolio that has outgrown the free allowance; it still offers limited headroom for traffic spikes.

Growth is €14.99 per month, including 19% German VAT, with 10 domains and 60,000 sessions. It suits a growing business or developer managing several sites. Business costs €19.99 per month, also including 19% German VAT, and supports 20 domains and 500,000 sessions. That tenfold session increase over Growth makes Business the more logical choice for high-traffic properties, even when the domain count is moderate.

Agency costs €79.99 per month, including 19% German VAT. It allows 50 domains, 2,000,000 sessions, 25 sub-accounts and a realtime scanner running every 15 minutes. Those sub-accounts and scanning cadence are meaningful for client work, but the cost jump from Business is substantial; agencies should choose it for its operational capacity rather than as a routine upgrade.

Platforms

Biscotti CMP runs on the web and has apps for iOS and Android. That combination suits teams that need browser-based administration with mobile access, while the core deployment remains web-oriented.

Who it's for

Choose Biscotti CMP for a multilingual website, a small-to-large collection of domains, or a business that needs geographic consent rules and documented choices. Free and Starter fit modest operations; Growth and Business target expanding portfolios and heavier traffic; Agency is aimed at client-facing teams needing many domains, sub-accounts and frequent scanning. A single low-traffic blog may find the free tier sufficient, but organizations with rapidly rising sessions should budget for a paid tier early.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Automatic blocking and consent records address both prevention and accountability; IAB TCF support and geographic targeting support more complex compliance setups; 44 banner languages serve international audiences; paid tiers scale from three to 50 domains.
• Cons: The free plan is limited to one domain and 5,000 sessions; Starter still caps usage at 15,000 sessions; AI-generation allowances are stated only for Free and Starter; Agency is a steep €79.99 monthly step above Business.

Alternatives

Browse the Cookie Consent Management Platforms directory for a wider comparison. CCM19 is worth choosing when a permanently free, cloud-only plan for one domain or app and 5,000 impressions is enough, or when self-hosting and mobile platform support matter.

CookieScript CMP is a better fit if you want API or self-hosted deployment and a free allowance based on 10,000 monthly pageviews. Pick CookieHub CMP when a free plan with fewer than 1,000 monthly sessions, up to 50 scanned pages, one user and Google Consent Mode v2 matches your scale.

Secure Privacy suits teams prioritizing up to 10 domains, 500 consents per month, a legal template and one language on its free tier. Seers AI is an alternative when a free one-domain allowance of 100 monthly visitors, or a paid tier with 100,000 visitors and 500 scanned pages, is the relevant sizing model.

Choose Cookiebot CMP for a web-only setup beginning with one domain and up to 50 subpages. Clickio Consent is preferable when a low-cost annual Starter plan and page-view billing suit your site. CookieYes is another freemium option for self-hosted or web deployments with a free 5,000-pageview monthly allowance.

Verdict

Biscotti CMP is a strong choice for multilingual operators and agencies that need automatic blocking, recorded consent, location-based rules and a clear path from one domain to 50. Choose it when its session quotas match your traffic and you can justify the Agency tier for client operations. Look elsewhere if you need materially broader free usage, a lower high-volume price, or a deployment model outside web, iOS and Android.