Switching

Flat Consent vs Cookiebot

Cookiebot charges per domain, with the plan set by how many subpages each domain has. Subdomains count as separate domains. Flat Consent charges one flat price per site, however busy the site gets.

Flat ConsentCookiebot
Trying itAny plan free for 14 days, no card neededOne domain with up to 50 subpages.
As your site grows$9 a month per site, $29 for ten, or $79 for fifty and $1 for each site after that, with pages, visitors and subdomains unlimitedPaid plans run from €7 a month for under 50 subpages to €90 above 7,000, per domain, and they “automatically upgrade depending on your website’s number of subpages”.
Money back30 days on paid plansSee Cookiebot’s terms
UpdatesEach banner update is tested on live Shopify, WordPress, Webflow, Wix, Squarespace and Next.js sites before it ships. If one breaks your checkout, we roll it back and refund that month.Not published
Download sizeAbout 14 KBAbout 106 KB

Cookiebot’s figures from their pricing page, checked 27 September 2026.

What one site pays as it adds addressesMonthly price as a site adds subdomains (www, shop, blog, help, app), each with 350 to 3,499 pages. Cookiebot bills every subdomain as a separate domain.
$0$50$100$1501 address2345addressesCookiebot $170Flat Consent $9
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CookiebotFlat Consent
1 address (www)$34$9
2 addresses (+ shop)$68$9
3 addresses (+ blog)$102$9
4 addresses (+ help)$136$9
5 addresses (+ app)$170$9

What Cookiebot customers say

“Our website has around 2500 pages, but we get bumped to a 7000 page plan”

Cookiebot customer on Trustpilot, explaining that URLs with fbclid, gclid and UTM tags were counted as separate pages, August 2026. Read the reviews

Where Cookiebot is the better choice today

Moving from Cookiebot

  1. Paste your Cookiebot ID when you add your site. We copy your banner text, colours and cookie list across.
  2. Replace the Cookiebot script in your site’s head with the one line from your Install tab.
  3. The Install tab checks that Cookiebot is gone and our banner loads first, so the two never run together.

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