Globally trusted consent management solutions for websites, with industry leading and user-friendly technology to enable compliance with the GDPR, CCPA, and more.
Experience the Usercentrics CMP:
99% customer retention rate
61,000,000+ daily consents
3,000+ partners
It depends on your specific website and configuration needs, but the CMP can be installed in minutes with a bit of Javascript. We have lots of resources to guide you, and you probably don’t need your IT department to take over. The Usercentrics CMP has features like auto-categorization of services in use, Smart Data Protector and over 2,000 legal templates to help with your setup and achieving compliance. However, we recommend consulting a qualified legal expert to understand your company’s specific regulatory and data privacy responsibilities
Yes! We have lots of resources to help you with implementation, customization and optimization. We have an Installation Guide via Google Tag Manager, or directly on the website. For even more guides, check out our Knowledge Base.
Yes, pricing is based on the number of sessions per month, not the number of subdomains.
Currently we are unaware of any ad blocking technology that would block the Usercentrics CMP.
Yes, given that the same Javascript is implemented on the domains on which the transfer is to take place. This can be done via our function “Cross Domain Consent Sharing”.
Yes, you can create any number of CMP installations for a group or company and also design them individually.
In order to load the code of the Usercentrics CMP as quickly and reliably as possible for all your users, Usercentrics uses a Content Distribution Network (CDN). Based on the location of the website visitor, the next server is thus selected to load the corresponding files. Since a CDN has a global list of IP addresses, analysis tools such as Webkoll can accidentally mistake the server for an American one. However, all servers that receive and process consents are located in the EU. Our API server is located in Frankfurt, with a consent database in Belgium.
As a precautionary measure, we agreed on an EU standard contract (Processors 2010) with Google LLC on October 19, 2019. Immediately after the announcement of the Schrems II verdict, Google LLC changed its data transfer to Google LLC from the previously used Privacy Shield to the EU standard contract clauses (Processors 2010) for all customers, including Usercentrics, on August 15, 2020. The EU standard contract clauses (Processors) of Google LLC in the version of August 19, 2020 has been executed between Google LLC and Usercentrics since August 19, 2020.
