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LiteConsent review

#89 of 124 in Cookie Consent Management Platforms

A focused self-hosted consent platform with blocking, regional rules, and logging.

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

LiteConsent is a cookie consent management platform for SaaS websites, marketing sites, ecommerce stores, agencies, blogs, portfolios, and teams. It combines customizable consent banners with pre-consent script and iframe blocking, automatic website setup, tracker discovery, region-aware behavior, server-side consent logging, CSV export, cookie policy page generation, and Google Consent Mode v2. Deployment is available through CDN or self-hosting, making it a practical fit for smaller websites that want direct control without a broad enterprise compliance suite.

The published plans keep the core feature set straightforward. Basic costs €7 per month or €70 per year and includes unlimited page views, blocking, region-aware behavior, analytics with CSV export, a cookie policy page, and Google Consent Mode v2. Pro costs €15 per month or €150 per year, adding 42 languages, custom banner templates, custom fonts, a custom consent renewal period, and up to 3 team members. Business costs €39 per month or €390 per year and adds up to 10 team members, scheduled compliance scans, 20 banner templates, 20 custom fonts, and 3-year consent log retention.

Its strongest functional combination is automatic blocking plus regional behavior and server-side records. Integrations listed for Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, and Google Ads support common marketing and measurement setups, while the generated cookie policy page covers a related publishing need. The tradeoff is scope: LiteConsent does not support IAB TCF, and the Basic tier has one banner language. Sites needing IAB workflows or broader multilingual coverage should look elsewhere, while small sites seeking self-hosted consent controls, Google Consent Mode v2, and unlimited page views have a clear fit here.

LiteConsent pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Pre-consent script and iframe blocking with tracker discovery
    • Self-hosted or CDN deployment with server-side consent logs
    • Google Consent Mode v2 and region-aware consent behavior
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan; access begins with a 14-day trial
    • Basic includes one banner language
    • No IAB TCF support

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