Secure Privacy

Overview

Secure Privacy is a consent-management platform for websites, mobile apps, and domains, made by Secure Privacy in Vedbæk, Denmark. It is best suited to organizations that need consent controls across multiple regions or languages, with quotas that can scale beyond a small site. Its breadth is a strength, but domain and monthly-consent caps make choosing the right tier essential.

Key features

Automatic blocking, consent records, and advanced Google Consent Mode cover core consent-management needs. IAB TCF v2.3 certification and support for more than 55 privacy laws make it a plausible fit for organizations managing compliance across jurisdictions. Geographic targeting can tailor consent experiences by location, while consent sharing across domains and subdomains helps keep choices consistent across a multi-site presence.

Banners and widgets can be localized in over 70 languages, a useful range for serving audiences across markets. Integrations include Google, Meta, Adobe, Shopify, WordPress, and HubSpot, among others. SOC Type II audited security controls add a defined security assurance; support is available by email at [email protected].

Pricing

Pricing is per domain and billed monthly on the paid tiers. The Free plan costs nothing and allows up to 10 domains and 500 consents per month, with one legal template and one language. That is a generous domain allowance for a no-cost tier, but the consent quota and single-language limit constrain it for higher-traffic or multilingual use.

Small costs $15 a month and includes 5K consents per month and five legal templates. It is the entry paid tier for teams that have outgrown the Free plan's consent allowance or need more templates, though it does not raise the listed domain cap. Business costs $59 a month and raises the quota to 50K consents per month and 40+ legal templates, better suited to organizations with more consent volume and varied legal needs.

Advanced costs $249 a month and includes 5M consents per month and single sign-on. Its much higher quota targets substantial scale; the price is difficult to justify for a small operation that will not use that capacity. Enterprise has custom pricing, with a personalized quote and unlimited domains and consents, for organizations whose needs exceed fixed-tier limits.

Paid plans offer a 30-day free trial, and no credit card is required to start either the Free plan or a trial. Monthly plans can be cancelled at any time without cancellation fees. Annual plans are billed once per year and include two months free versus monthly billing.

Platforms

Secure Privacy supports web, iOS, and Android, covering websites and mobile apps as well as domains. That range suits organizations managing consent across both web and mobile properties.

Who it's for

Secure Privacy is a strong fit for teams with multiple domains, audiences in different regions, or a need for extensive banner localization and legal-template coverage. The Free plan can suit a small portfolio with modest monthly consent volume. Organizations with high traffic should compare their expected monthly consents against the sharply different Small, Business, and Advanced quotas before committing.

It is less compelling for a single low-traffic site that needs only basic consent controls: the Free plan may suffice, while the paid tiers' larger quotas and template counts may go unused. Teams needing more than 10 domains or unlimited consent capacity must consider Enterprise.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Geographic targeting, consent sharing, and support for more than 55 privacy laws help address multi-region and multi-domain operations.
• Pro: More than 70 banner languages and integrations with major platforms give organizations flexibility across markets and existing software.
• Pro: The Free plan allows up to 10 domains, making it useful for trying the service across a small portfolio without a credit card.
• Con: The Free plan's 500-consent monthly cap and one-language limit can quickly restrict real-world use.
• Con: The per-domain pricing model means teams should weigh the domain allowance alongside consent quotas, rather than judging tiers by monthly consent volume alone.
• Con: Enterprise requires custom pricing, so organizations needing unlimited domains or consents cannot compare its cost upfront.

Alternatives

For a broader comparison, browse Cookie Consent Management Platforms. Consider CCM19 if a permanently free cloud plan for one domain or app, with 5,000 impressions, better matches your needs. CookieScript CMP is another freemium option, with a free tier covering one domain, 10 scanned pages, and 10,000 monthly pageviews.

Seers AI may suit a small site that can work within a free allowance of one domain and 100 monthly visitors; its Basic tier lists 100K monthly visitors and 28 banner languages. CookieHub CMP offers a free allowance of 1,000 sessions per month and 50 scanned pages, while its Starter plan is €6 a month for 5,000 sessions and 100 scanned pages.

Biscotti CMP is an alternative if a free plan for one domain with 5,000 sessions suits your scale. Cookiebot CMP offers a free plan for one domain and up to 50 subpages, and may suit a web-only site within those limits. Clickio Consent has a free allowance of one site and 500 monthly page views per account; choose it if that cap fits your traffic. CookieYes is another freemium option for self-hosted or web use.

Verdict

Choose Secure Privacy if you need a consent platform spanning web and mobile, multiple regions, and many languages, with a path from a free multi-domain tier to very high consent volumes. Its breadth and localization are the main reasons to choose it; the key reason to look elsewhere is that a domain-based plan can be a poor fit when you need simpler coverage or when its monthly quota and language limits do not match your operation.