Cookie banner with an automatic scanner. Free for 1 domain up to 50 subpages, then $8 to $96 per domain.
Sniffed 5d ago14 day free trialNo card needed#cookie-consent#cookie-banner#gdpr#cookie-scanner#usercentrics#consent-management#google-consent-mode
The free plan stops at 50 subpages, so a bigger site needs Premium. Cookiebot, from Usercentrics, is a consent platform that scans a site for cookies, sorts them into categories and shows a banner that blocks scripts until a visitor agrees. The free plan covers one domain with up to 50 subpages, unlimited users and Google Consent Mode, and the pricing page says no credit card is required. Premium is priced per domain and sized by how many subpages the scanner finds: Lite at $8 a month, Small at $16, Medium at $34, Large at $56 and Extra Large at $96. Premium starts with a 14-day trial of all features. Price is the loudest complaint. A Capterra reviewer wrote that doubling the price without clear communication shows little respect for customers, and a Reddit thread asks what to switch to. G2 shows 4.2 from 180 reviews and Capterra 4.2 from 53.
Free tier quotas
Plan
Free
Domains
1
Subpages
Up to 50
Users
Unlimited
Compliance
GDPR and ePrivacy, plus US state regulations
Google Consent Mode
Supported
Languages
1
Consent expiration
Up to 1 month
Card
No credit card required, per the pricing page
Trial
14 days of Premium features on sign-up
Last sniffed Oct 20, 2026. Always confirm on the official pricing page.
👍 Good boy
+The scanner does the cookie inventory for you. A Capterra reviewer wrote that checking all existing cookies on the site and collating them is a massive time saver, and another praised easy scanning and bundling into categories.
+Setup gets steady praise. A G2 summary says users find Cookiebot easy to use with a simple setup, and Capterra reviewers describe a quick start with ready-to-use templates for each regulation.
+The free plan has no user limit and does not ask for a card. It covers one domain up to 50 subpages with Google Consent Mode.
+Premium covers many domains in one account and lets you group domains that share a banner configuration. Cross-domain consent sharing lets a visitor consent once for several domains.
+Premium adds geotargeting, banner auto-translation, customizable privacy trigger and cookie declaration, and consent expiration up to 12 months.
+The pricing page lists a 14-day trial of all Premium features with no card required. You enter card details only when you upgrade.
+An r/webflow commenter said they were happy to pay the €7 a month, calling it a one-time setup they never have to think about. That figure comes from an older thread.
👎 Watch out
−Price is the loudest complaint. A Capterra reviewer wrote that doubling the price without proper communication shows little respect, and an r/Wordpress poster said they dislike being charged by domain, subdomain and site size.
−Pricing steps are tied to subpage counts. Small starts at 50 subpages and needs a minimum of four domains, and the plan upgrades automatically if the scanner finds more subpages than your tier allows.
−A Capterra reviewer rated the product 1 out of 5 and wrote that after cancelling and deleting their account they were still charged. An r/woocommerce poster made similar claims about cancellation and fees. Those are individual accounts I could not verify.
−The pricing page FAQ says that when the trial ends the banner stops being shown unless you upgrade. The page also describes a Free plan, and I did not confirm what happens to a trial account that moves to Free.
−Daily scans cost an extra €99 a month. Without that add-on the comparison table lists monthly scans.
−The free plan is limited to one language and consent that expires in up to 1 month. Custom branding, geotargeting and cross-domain sharing are Premium only.
−A Capterra reviewer in December 2024 said Cookiebot still does not publish an up-to-date list of its crawler IP addresses, and another said some support documentation is outdated.
−A Capterra reviewer said there is no SDK for popular UI frameworks, such as a React component, and that design options are limited, with no small banner.
The catch
The free plan is for one domain with up to 50 subpages, one language and unlimited users, and the pricing page says no credit card is required. Consent can last up to 1 month on Free and up to 12 months on Premium.
Premium is priced per domain and sized by subpages: Lite at $8 a month (under 50 subpages, one domain), Small at $16 (50 to 349 subpages, minimum four domains), Medium at $34 (350 to 3,499), Large at $56 (3,500 to 6,999) and Extra Large at $96 (7,000 or more). The page text I read does not make clear whether those are annual-billing figures. If the scanner finds more subpages at the end of a billing cycle, your plan moves up automatically. Daily scans are an add-on at €99 a month.
The trial gives 14 days of all Premium features. The FAQ says that after the trial the banner stops showing and you cannot edit settings or see logs until you upgrade, and it does not explain how that works alongside the Free plan. Commercial use is not stated in the page text I read.
What’s included
✓Automatic cookie scanner
✓Cookie categorization
✓Consent banner with script blocking
✓Google Consent Mode
✓Microsoft UET Consent Mode and Amazon consent signal on Premium
✓GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, VCDPA, LGPD and POPIA templates
✓Multi-language banners on Premium
✓Geotargeting on Premium
✓Cross-domain consent sharing on Premium
✓Domain groups on Premium
✓Customizable cookie declaration
✓Consent logs and reports on Premium
Free tier value
Generosity
B
Estimated value
Free for 1 domain up to 50 subpages; Premium from $8 per domain a month
Feature parity
Free covers one domain, one language and short consent expiry. Premium adds more of each.
Screenshots
Cookiebot homepageCookiebot pricing page
Paid plans
Premium Lite, $8 per domain a month
Fewer than 50 subpages, limited to one domain. Includes all Premium features.
Premium Small, $16 per domain a month
50 to 349 subpages, with a minimum of four domains.
Premium Medium, $34 per domain a month
350 to 3,499 subpages.
Premium Large, $56 per domain a month
3,500 to 6,999 subpages.
Premium Extra Large, $96 per domain a month
7,000 or more subpages.
Common questions
Is Cookiebot free?
There is a free plan for one domain up to 50 subpages with unlimited users.
Do I need a card to sign up?
No. The pricing page says you can use the 14-day trial without a card and enter card details when you upgrade.
How is Premium priced?
Per domain, with the tier decided by the number of subpages the scanner finds.
What happens when my site grows?
If the scanner finds more subpages than your tier allows at the end of a billing cycle, the subscription moves to the next tier.
Can I scan daily?
Yes, as an add-on at €99 a month. The comparison table lists monthly scans as standard.
What do users say about cancelling?
A Capterra reviewer and a Reddit poster describe charges after cancelling. These are individual claims I could not verify, so read the cancellation terms before you subscribe.
Change history
Checked October 22, 2026
Pricing page lists Lite at $8, Small at $16, Medium at $34, Large at $56 and Extra Large at $96 per domain a month. G2 shows 4.2 from 180 reviews and Capterra 4.2 from 53.
