CookieHub CMP

CookieHub CMP is a consent management platform for websites and publishers that need cookie discovery, visitor controls and records of consent. It is best suited to teams managing multiple consent frameworks or location-based rules; its main appeal is the combination of automated scanning and broad framework support, while the low Free cap can make it a poor fit for sites with variable traffic.

Overview

CookieHub continuously scans a site for cookies and tracking technologies, then reports their providers, purposes and expiration periods. Site owners can tailor the banner and block non-essential scripts until visitors agree, and visitors can later change or withdraw their choices. This joins inventory and consent handling in one service, reducing the manual work of maintaining a cookie list.

Rules can adapt to a visitor’s location, and banners and declarations support 62 languages. Consent records capture a timestamp, selected categories, an identifier and the applicable privacy framework. Support for Google Consent Mode v2, Global Privacy Control signals and IAB TCF 2.4 gives CookieHub useful range for sites that need their consent flow to work across more than one standard.

Key features

Discovery and blocking: Continuous scans and automatic blocking help keep tracking scripts from running before consent. That is useful for sites with changing cookie inventories, but the Free plan’s session ceiling has a direct operational consequence: once exceeded, the banner stops showing until the account is upgraded.

Visitor choice and evidence: Visitors can revisit or withdraw consent, while records preserve the choice and its context. This is a stronger fit for publishers that need an auditable history than a banner-only tool.

Geographic and language coverage: Location-based rules and 62 supported languages give multilingual sites a way to adjust consent presentation by visitor location without maintaining separate banner experiences manually.

Integrations and deployment: CookieHub lists integrations for Google Tag Manager, Matomo Tag Manager, WordPress, Wix, Shopify, Magento, Webflow, Weebly, Squarespace, Umbraco, Drupal and React. Deployment is through a JavaScript snippet or Google Tag Manager, which accommodates both direct site changes and tag-managed setups.

Frameworks and security credentials: Google Consent Mode v2, Global Privacy Control and IAB TCF 2.4 cover several consent signals and frameworks. CookieHub is identified as a Google-certified CMP and displays ISO 27001 and IAB TCF certification badges.

Enterprise access: OIDC and SAML single sign-on plus multi-user access management address organizations that need centralized access controls.

Pricing

CookieHub uses a freemium model, with a Free plan and a 14-day trial. The general pricing note says paid plans start at €6/mo, while individual paid plan prices are custom pricing.

PlanAllowance and accessBest fitFreefree; fewer than 1,000 sessions/month, up to 50 pages scanned and 1 user. Includes proof of consent and Google Consent Mode v2.A small site that stays comfortably below the session cap and needs one user.StarterCustom pricing; 5,000 sessions/month, 100 pages scanned and 1 user.A small site that has outgrown Free’s traffic or scan allowance, provided one seat is enough.BasicCustom pricing; 30,000 sessions/month, 100 pages scanned and unlimited users.A team needing multiple users and more session capacity without a larger scan allowance.BusinessCustom pricing; 120,000–1,000,000 sessions/month, 1,000–10,000 pages scanned and unlimited users.Higher-traffic sites whose scan needs fit the selected tier.EnterpriseCustom pricing; from 1,000,000 sessions, from 10,000 pages scanned, unlimited users and consent record-keeping up to 12 months.Large organizations that need high quotas, longer record retention and enterprise access controls.The Free plan’s fewer-than-1,000-session limit is especially restrictive because crossing it turns off the consent banner, rather than simply limiting reporting. Starter remains a single-user plan, so a small organization with several people managing consent may need Basic despite lower traffic. Basic increases users but keeps the scan allowance at 100 pages; Business is the first tier with a larger stated scan range. Enterprise sets a floor rather than a ceiling for sessions and scanned pages and adds retention of up to 12 months. Lower tiers have ticket response targets within four business days, mid tiers within two business days, and Enterprise within 24 hours.

Platforms

CookieHub is listed for web, Android, iOS and API. Its website deployment methods are a JavaScript snippet and Google Tag Manager, with integrations spanning common site builders, commerce systems, content platforms and tag managers.

Who it's for

CookieHub suits website owners and publishers who want automated cookie discovery, consent controls and evidence of visitor choices in the same platform. It is particularly compelling for multilingual or geographically varied audiences, and for teams that need Google Consent Mode, Global Privacy Control or IAB TCF support. A very small site with fewer than 1,000 monthly sessions can start on Free, but sites near that threshold should account for the banner stopping if they exceed it. Teams needing multiple users should look beyond Starter.

Pros and cons

Pro: Continuous scans, reports and automatic blocking reduce manual cookie inventory work and help prevent non-essential scripts from running before consent.

Pro: Geographic targeting, 62 languages and support for several consent frameworks suit sites serving varied audiences.

Pro: Consent records capture the decision and its context, while integrations and snippet or tag-manager deployment offer several implementation routes.

Con: Free stops displaying its banner when monthly sessions exceed the allowance, making the cap consequential for visitor consent.

Con: Starter permits only one user; multi-user access begins with Basic.

Con: Basic offers unlimited users but still scans only 100 pages, so teams with broad sites may need Business for higher scan quotas.

Alternatives

Compare cookie consent management platforms if you want to weigh CookieHub against the wider category. Choose CookieScript CMP if a free per-domain plan with 10,000 monthly pageviews better matches your traffic measure. Biscotti CMP is another freemium option, with a Free plan billed at €0 forever and 5,000 sessions. Consider Secure Privacy if its Free allowance of up to 10 domains and 500 consents per month fits your needs. CCM19 offers a permanently free cloud plan for one domain or app with 5,000 impressions. CookieYes has a Free plan aimed at blogs and personal websites, with 5,000 pageviews per month. Seers AI has a Free allowance of 100 monthly visitors for one domain. Choose Clickio Consent if its Starter price of £5 a month, billed annually, suits your site’s needs. Cookiebot CMP offers a Free plan for one domain and up to 50 subpages.

Verdict

CookieHub is a strong choice for publishers and website teams that need automated discovery, adaptable consent experiences and records spanning several consent frameworks. Its integrations and geographic coverage make it useful across varied site setups, while its central limitation is clear: the Free tier can stop serving the banner at modest traffic, and shared team access requires at least Basic. Choose CookieHub when those capabilities justify moving beyond the smallest tiers; look elsewhere if you need a generous free allowance or multiple seats at entry level.