AppConsent review
A mobile-ready CMP with strong consent records, integrations and a flexible free tier.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
AppConsent is a consent management platform from SFBX for digital businesses collecting consent across websites, mobile applications and connected devices. It supports web, iOS and Android, with native mobile SDKs and integrations for Google Analytics, Google AdSense, Google Ad Manager, Google AdMob, WordPress, AMP, Flutter, React Native, Tizen, Amazon Fire TV Stick, Unity Engine and Expo. Its feature set covers customizable consent notices and forms, consent collection, evidence and history, reporting, cross-site and cross-device propagation, IAB TCF v2.3 compatibility, Google Consent Mode v2 and WCAG 2.2 Level AA accessibility.
Pricing gives buyers a low-cost entry point and a clear scaling path. XChange is a free CMP with no monthly license, 13 languages, mobile and web support, and advertising-supported eligibility. Essential costs €15 per month for one website or application, up to 40,000 unique visitors per month and 45 languages. Standard costs €35 per month for up to 3 million monthly visitors and five websites or applications. Enterprise costs €250 per month with unlimited visitors, unlimited sites, mobile or CTV applications, 45 languages and on-call support seven days a week. Paid plans also include Google certification, Google Consent Mode v2 and ConsentGuard cookie scanning and local storage.
AppConsent stands out when consent must travel across mobile, web and connected-device environments. A/B testing, real-time consent-rate statistics and a private blockchain for timestamped records add useful governance and optimization capabilities. The main trade-off is plan scope: Essential is designed for smaller deployments, while broader visitor volumes or unlimited application coverage require higher tiers. Organizations seeking mobile SDKs, consent history and a wide application ecosystem should consider AppConsent; buyers specifically seeking AI features should choose another platform.
AppConsent pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Native iOS and Android SDKs plus web, TV and cross-platform integrations
- Consent evidence, history and timestamped private blockchain records
- IAB TCF v2.3, Google Consent Mode v2 and WCAG 2.2 Level AA support
- Where it doesn't
- Essential covers one website or application and up to 40,000 monthly visitors
- XChange eligibility is advertising-supported
- No AI features are included
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