The America-First Termly Alternative
Termly is one of the most small-business-friendly compliance tools around: attorney-crafted policy generators, an easy consent banner, and US-law awareness, all at an approachable price. ConsentKit overlaps on the consent side and takes a different shape — multi-site plans instead of per-website licenses, deeper consent logging, and a lighter widget.
What Termly Does Well
Attorney-drafted policy generators
Termly's standout feature is its library of legal policy generators — privacy policies, terms and conditions, EULAs, disclaimers, shipping and return policies, and more — drafted by attorneys and updated as regulations change. ConsentKit does not try to replace your lawyer or generate legal documents.
Genuinely easy setup
Guided onboarding, a popular WordPress plugin, Google CMP Gold Partner status with Consent Mode v2 and IAB TCF support, a 4.7/5 Trustpilot rating, and BBB A+ accreditation. Termly has earned its reputation for approachability.
US-law awareness at a low price
Regional banner rules for US state laws, Global Privacy Control opt-out handling with confirmation notices, and a free plan — rare features at the $10–20/month price point.
Where ConsentKit Is Different
Multi-site plans, not per-website licenses
Termly licenses each website separately ($14/mo per site on Starter, $20/mo on Pro+). ConsentKit Starter covers 3 sites for $29/mo, Pro covers 10 for $79/mo, and Agency is unlimited for $199/mo — the math flips in your favor from your second site onward.
Consent engineering depth
ConsentKit is purpose-built for consent: pageview-metered plans from 10K to unlimited, tamper-evident consent audit logs with retention from 30 days to unlimited, CSV export, and full API access on Pro and Agency tiers.
20 US state laws with automatic GPC
Zero-configuration opt-out handling for 20 US state privacy laws, with Global Privacy Control honored automatically in the 12 states that require it — no regional rule setup.
A ~11KB widget
One lightweight script, roughly 11KB gzipped. Install it inline with a single line of code or through ConsentKit's Google Tag Manager template, which ships with Consent Mode defaults configured.
Built for teams and agencies
Google sign-in, team accounts on every paid tier, white-label options on Agency, and unlimited log retention — designed for people who manage consent across many sites.
Termly vs ConsentKit: Pricing
Competitor figures are based on public pricing as of July 2026 — verify current pricing on their sites.
| Plan | Termly | ConsentKit |
|---|---|---|
| Free tier | 1 website, 1 basic policy, 10K banner views/mo | 1 site, 10K pageviews/mo |
| Entry paid | $14/mo per website ($10/mo billed annually) | $29/mo — 3 sites included, 100K pageviews |
| Mid tier | $20/mo per website ($15/mo billed annually) | $79/mo — 10 sites, remove branding, API access |
| Three sites, monthly billing | ~$42/mo (3 × $14 per-site licenses) | $29/mo flat (Starter) |
| Agency / multi-site | Per-website licenses multiply with every client site | $199/mo — unlimited sites & pageviews, white-label |
Who Should Choose Which
Choose Termly if…
- You run a single website and want a consent banner plus attorney-drafted legal policies in one subscription
- You need privacy policy, terms, or EULA documents generated — not just consent management
- The $10–15/mo annual price point for one site fits your budget best
- You want its WordPress plugin and policy auto-updates
Choose ConsentKit if…
- You manage 2+ websites — multi-site flat pricing beats per-site licenses fast
- You are an agency managing consent across many client sites
- You want deeper consent audit logs, CSV export, and API access
- You want automatic GPC honoring and zero-config US state-law handling
Frequently Asked Questions
Does ConsentKit generate privacy policies like Termly?
No — Termly's attorney-drafted policy generators are a genuine strength, and ConsentKit does not generate legal documents. ConsentKit focuses on consent management: the banner, opt-out and GPC handling, and audit-ready consent logs. Many teams pair ConsentKit with their existing policies or a policy generator.
Which is cheaper for multiple websites, Termly or ConsentKit?
Termly charges per website — $14/mo (Starter) or $20/mo (Pro+) per site on monthly billing — so three sites cost roughly $42–60/mo. ConsentKit Starter covers 3 sites for $29/mo flat, Pro covers 10 sites for $79/mo, and Agency covers unlimited sites for $199/mo. For one site Termly is often cheaper; from two sites up, ConsentKit usually wins.
Does ConsentKit support Google Consent Mode like Termly?
Yes. ConsentKit is Google Consent Mode v2 ready and offers an open Google Tag Manager template that ships with Consent Mode defaults preconfigured, so consent signals flow correctly to Google tags from the first pageview.
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