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JENTIS review

#6 of 24 in Event Tracking SoftwareTag Management Software

A privacy-focused tracking platform for web, mobile, and server-side event collection.

8.4/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

JENTIS is a tag management and data collection platform for organizations tracking events across websites and mobile applications. It combines hybrid client-side and server-side collection with first-party event handling through a customer-controlled domain. Teams can route events to analytics, advertising, marketing, and custom destinations, while applying anonymization, pseudonymization, enrichment, and consent-aware fallback tracking. Web, iOS, and Android support makes it suited to omnichannel tracking programs that need privacy controls alongside broad event collection.

The published plans are quote-based, with Core, Professional, and Enterprise tiers. Core includes hybrid tag management, server-side tracking, real-time data streaming, unlimited data destinations, and managed infrastructure. Professional adds AI Conversion Activation, real-time data enrichment, raw data access, a mobile app SDK, and multi-container management. Enterprise adds Single Sign-On, an Enterprise SLA, a dedicated solution architect, dedicated infrastructure, and enterprise support. Native connectors include Google Ads, Google Analytics, Meta CAPI, LinkedIn CAPI, TikTok, Shopify, Piano, Pinterest, and Microsoft Ads.

JENTIS stands out when real-time control and privacy-aware collection are central requirements. Health Center provides real-time tag monitoring, while Essential Mode supports consent-aware fallback tracking. Raw event access and streaming support more controlled downstream processing, and the platform covers both browser and mobile collection. Choose JENTIS if your team needs hybrid infrastructure, first-party tracking, and managed enterprise capabilities across channels. It is less suitable for buyers seeking a self-serve free plan, public plan pricing, or an open-source deployment model.

JENTIS pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Combines client-side and server-side collection with first-party tracking
    • Supports real-time streaming, anonymization, enrichment, and consent fallback
    • Offers web, iOS, and Android collection with tag monitoring
  • Where it doesn't
    • Pricing is quote-based across all listed plans
    • Mobile SDK and raw data access start on the Professional plan
    • Enterprise support features require the Enterprise plan

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