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Datriva review

Freemium#30 of 124 in Cookie Consent Management Platforms

A low-cost consent platform with scanning, auto-blocking, and webhook support.

5.7/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Datriva is a web-based cookie consent management platform for website owners, agencies, and businesses. It combines configurable banners, automated cookie and tracker scanning, consent records with audit identifiers and timestamps, and automatic blocking of non-essential scripts before consent. It also supports Google Consent Mode v2, geographic banner behavior, multilingual banners, REST API access, signed webhooks, and consent-log exports. Installation uses a script tag, with support for WordPress, Shopify, React, and static HTML websites.

The published plans show a permanent Free tier for one website with a cookie banner, cookie scanner, consent recording, and Google Consent Mode v2. Monthly billing starts with Starter at $11 per site per month, adding unlimited websites and geo-targeted banners. Monthly Pro costs $22 per site per month and adds API access, signed webhooks, consent-log exports, team members, and priority support. Annual billing lists Starter at $9 per site per month, with unlimited websites, removed Datriva branding, custom banner styling, and geo-targeted banners. Annual Pro costs $19 per site per month and includes API access, signed webhooks, scheduled exports, branded share links, and priority support.

Datriva fits teams that need consent management across common web platforms and connected workflows. Its integrations include WordPress, Zapier, Google Tag Manager, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, Google Analytics, Google Ads, and S3. The combination of automatic blocking, audit-oriented consent records, advanced Consent Mode, and signed webhooks gives agencies and operational teams useful control over consent data and downstream notifications. Teams needing API or webhook workflows should choose Pro, while a single-site owner can start with Free. Organizations needing broader enterprise capabilities than the listed website, API, and consent-management features may prefer a different platform.

Datriva pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Automated scanning and blocking of non-essential scripts before consent
    • Advanced Google Consent Mode v2 with geographic banner behavior
    • REST API, signed webhooks, and consent-log exports on Pro
  • Where it doesn't
    • The free plan is limited to one website
    • API and signed webhooks require a Pro plan
    • Monthly and annual plans use different feature bundles

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