JENTIS vs Piwik PRO Tag Manager

JENTIS is a tag management and data collection platform for gathering, processing, and activating first-party data. Its architecture combines client-side and server-side collection. Data can be anonymized, pseudonymized, or enriched before being sent to other platforms, and JENTIS says it connects with more than 130 marketing and analytics platforms. Essential Mode provides fallback tracking of basic traffic data when cookie consent is rejected. Core lists unlimited data destinations, Professional adds a Mobile App SDK, and Enterprise includes features such as SSO, enterprise support, and dedicated infrastructure. JENTIS states that its platform is designed for GDPR, ePrivacy, and CCPA compliance, with EU infrastructure certified under ISO 27001:2023. It advertises 24/7 emergency support, service-level agreements, and more than 99.9% uptime with real-time monitoring. Setup requires a lightweight snippet and DNS A-record. Pricing is on request and no free plan is listed.

Piwik PRO Tag Manager deploys, updates, and controls tracking tags across websites and apps. Tag templates, triggers, and conditions define tag behavior, with JavaScript customization available for tags and variables. A test environment and debug mode let teams inspect tags before publishing, while integration with Piwik PRO Consent Manager supports setting prior-consent requirements. Built-in templates cover custom events and variables, form tracking, goal conversion, and virtual page views. Connections include Facebook Ads, Google Ads, YouTube, and templates providing access to thousands of integrations. Teams can also create behavior-triggered pop-ups and personalize site content using individual visitor data. The Business plan costs €36 a month, billed monthly, and includes up to 2 million monthly actions across up to 20 domains with 25 months of data retention; loading a Tag Manager container counts as an action. A 30-day trial is available, but there is no free plan. Enterprise tiers use custom quotes and offer public or private cloud hosting, including EU-operated servers and US HIPAA-compliant Azure.