Ketch Consent Management vs Osano Cookie Consent

Ketch Consent Management is a web platform for managing consent and discovering data across an organization. Consent capabilities include automatic blocking, consent records, advanced Google Consent Mode, IAB TCF support, and geographic targeting. The platform can discover structured and unstructured data, using machine-learning classification automation. Listed data sources range from SaaS applications, internal systems, code, and databases to data warehouses, data lakes, data platforms, third-party platforms, vendor contracts, and documentation. Deployment is hybrid, and API access is available. Pricing is organized around monthly unique-user allowances and integrations. The Free plan costs nothing and supports 5,000 unique users per month with two integrations while monthly unique visitors stay under 5,000. Starter costs $150 a month for 30,000 unique users per month and two integrations. Plus costs $499 a month, billed annually, for 100,000 unique users per month and two integrations. Pro is for more than 100,000 unique users per month, with no price listed. Ketch was founded in 2020 and is headquartered in San Francisco, California.

Osano Cookie Consent is a JavaScript plugin that alerts website visitors to cookie use and is designed to help websites comply with cookie laws. The open-source plugin can be copied, modified, and sold. Osano also offers a hosted version that can be added to a website header with one line of JavaScript. It includes banner templates, brand customization, regional previews, cookie scanning, and suggested cookie classifications. Osano says its hosted banners cover 95+ regulations in 50+ countries and 45+ languages. HTTP-only cookies may need manual scanning or rule setup. The listed capabilities include automatic blocking, consent records, basic Google Consent Mode, IAB TCF support, and geographic targeting. Osano lists WordPress and Shopify among its hosted integrations. Some hosted functions, including geo-targeting, third-party cookie blocking, visitor statistics, consent records, and technical support, are unavailable in the open-source edition. The free plan is free, and the hosted product offers a 30-day trial.