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AutoCMP review

#91 of 124 in Cookie Consent Management Platforms

A GTM-focused consent platform with strong automation, but no free plan or IAB TCF.

4.8/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

AutoCMP is a web-based cookie consent management platform for websites, agencies, and teams managing marketing tags. It connects with Google Tag Manager, classifies tags by consent category, blocks non-essential scripts, and displays geo-targeted consent banners. Its feature set also includes cookie scanning and categorization, customizable banners, consent storage, audit records, consent analytics, GPC support, and Google Consent Mode v2. Integrations include Google Analytics 4, Google Ads, Meta Pixel, and Hotjar, making it a natural fit for teams whose consent workflow centers on Google Tag Manager and advertising tags.

Pricing is organized around Standard, Business, Agency, and custom Enterprise plans, with pricing based on domains rather than page views. Standard costs $29 per month when billed monthly or $24 per month when billed annually. It includes geo-targeting, GPC support, compliance checking, Consent Mode v2, automatic script blocking, and a consent analytics dashboard. Business costs $79 monthly or $66 monthly with annual billing, adding GTM auto-configuration, webhooks, scheduled cookie scans, custom branding on the monthly plan, and a COPPA 2.0 age gate. Agency costs $199 monthly or $166 monthly annually, adding unlimited consents, audit-log retention, and dedicated support. Enterprise adds custom domains, regions, and retention, plus security review, SLA and procurement support, and migration and launch planning.

AutoCMP’s strongest differentiator is the connection between tag auditing and enforcement: teams can classify tags, apply consent settings, block scripts, and review consent activity in one workflow. Business-level GTM auto-configuration and webhooks are useful for more operationally involved implementations, while Agency adds dedicated support and an SLA. The main trade-offs are the paid-only model, a Standard allowance of 1 website, and the absence of IAB TCF certification. Teams focused on Google Tag Manager auditing, automated blocking, and regional banners should consider AutoCMP; organizations requiring IAB TCF certification or a free starting tier should choose another platform.

AutoCMP pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Automatic tag classification and non-essential script blocking
    • Geo-targeted banners with Google Consent Mode v2 and GPC support
    • GTM auto-configuration, webhooks, scans, and audit-log options
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan; Standard starts at $29 per month
    • IAB TCF certification is not included
    • Standard includes 1 website

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