Cookie Consent Without the Session Math.
The Usercentrics free plan covers 1,000 sessions a month and one regulation. Your next client’s launch week will exceed that. When it does, the account upgrades automatically whether you approved it or not.
ConsentBit is $9 flat per site. Every regulation, no session counters, native inside Webflow and Framer.
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The bill goes up every time a client site has a good month.
Here is what actually happens. You install Usercentrics because the free plan looks workable. A client site launches. It gets real traffic. The auto-upgrade notification arrives. You are now explaining to a client why their compliance tool costs more this month because their site performed well.
Then you check the rest of your portfolio.
A site on the Essential plan (1,500 sessions) gets a seasonal spike. Another site crosses 3,000 sessions during a campaign. Each one is a separate billing event you did not plan for, from a pricing model that punishes growth. For a builder managing ten client sites, the session dashboard becomes a part-time job.
The free plan covers 1,000 sessions per month and one regulation. Sites needing both GDPR and CCPA require a paid upgrade from day one.
Session caps create an invisible ceiling on every site. Exceed it and the account is automatically moved to the next tier.
No native Webflow or Framer integration. Consent installs as a script tag outside your design canvas.
Geo-targeting, so EU visitors see a different banner than US visitors, is only available from the Plus plan (€15/month).
Four things that work differently — and why they matter at portfolio scale.
Inside the canvas, not beside it.
ConsentBit installs natively inside your design canvas on both Webflow and Framer. Configure, preview, and publish without leaving the tool you already build in. For WordPress, Shopify, or any other platform, one script tag covers it.
One number. No surprises at month end.
ConsentBit is $9 per site per month. That is the number regardless of sessions, traffic spikes, or campaigns. No dashboard to monitor, no auto-upgrade emails to explain to clients.
GDPR and CCPA on the free plan. Not hidden behind a tier.
Usercentrics limits the free plan to one regulation. A site that needs both GDPR for EU visitors and CCPA for US visitors requires a paid plan from the moment it goes live. ConsentBit covers both on every plan, including free.
IAB TCF where your clients need it. At a price that makes sense.
Region-specific banners and IAB TCF v2.2 are available from ConsentBit’s Essential plan ($20/month). On Usercentrics, geo-targeting unlocks at Plus (€15/month) and IAB TCF requires Pro (€30/month). Two separate upgrades for two features you often need together.
Both tools handle cookie consent. Here is where they differ.
Usercentrics is a consent management platform used across a large number of websites worldwide, built for complex, enterprise-scale compliance programs. ConsentBit is built for builders who need compliance inside their workflow — flat pricing without session caps, full regulation coverage from the free plan, and native Webflow and Framer integration.
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Webflow and Framer builders: you already know where you want this to live.
ConsentBit is inside the canvas. On Webflow and Framer, you configure and publish from the same place you built the site. On WordPress, Shopify, or any custom stack, one script tag covers it same dashboard, same consent log, regardless of where the site lives.
The Usercentrics Webflow integration exists. Based on current product information, it operates at the site or project level rather than natively inside the Webflow Designer canvas. That means consent management is still a separate tab, a separate context switch, every time something needs updating.
Do the math once. Then stop doing the math.
Most small business client sites receive somewhere between 2,000 and 8,000 sessions a month. Here is what that means on Usercentrics:
- Under 1,500 sessions: Essential plan at €7/month
- 1,500 to 3,000 sessions: Plus plan at €15/month
- 3,000 to 15,000 sessions: Pro plan at €30/month
- Over 15,000 sessions: Business plan at €50/month
Each of those is an automatic upgrade when the threshold is crossed. A seasonal campaign, a featured placement, a good launch week — any of these can shift a site into the next tier. Over a ten-site portfolio with variable traffic, you are doing session math on ten different accounts every month.
ConsentBit is $9 per site per month. That number does not change.
$9/site/month (8 billed annually). No session caps, no domain limits that require upgrading.
Starts at €7/month for one domain and 1,500 sessions. Each session overage auto-upgrades to the next tier.
The regulations your clients need. On the plan you actually start with.
Both tools cover GDPR, CCPA, and Google Consent Mode v2. Both are Google-Certified CMPs. The question is what plan you need to reach them.
GDPR and CCPA on the free plan. Geo-targeting and IAB TCF v2.2 from Essential ($20/month). One upgrade covers both. The regulation they need, covered from day one.
One regulation only. A site serving both EU and US visitors needs a paid plan from day one. Geo-targeting comes at Plus (€15/month). IAB TCF v2.3 comes at Pro (€30/month). Getting from zero to fully configured for a mixed EU and US audience costs at minimum €30/month per domain on Usercentrics.
The client call you want to be ready for.
A client gets a compliance query. A regulator asks for proof of consent. The call takes five minutes or five hours depending on what you installed.
With ConsentBit, every consent event is logged, exportable, and searchable from day one on every plan. You pull the record, send it, done.
Usercentrics includes consent management across its plans. Based on available product information, the specific plans that include audit-ready consent logging are not fully detailed on public pages. If your clients operate in a regulated environment, confirm the plan details with Usercentrics before deploying.
One dashboard. Every platform. No session monitoring.
An agency managing a portfolio of client sites needs consent to be one low-friction step in the process; not a platform to check separately for each site, not a billing variable to track alongside client invoices.
ConsentBit keeps it in one place. Every site in one dashboard. On Webflow and Framer, it is in the same canvas where the site was built. On any other platform, the same account covers it via script.
Usercentrics was designed for enterprise compliance teams managing complex programs across many properties. The session dashboards, tier management, euro-denominated pricing, and domain caps are built for that use case. For a builder-focused studio, they are overhead without a return.
Three steps. Your clients stay protected the whole way through.
The biggest reason people do not switch compliance tools is fear of a gap — a moment where the old tool is off and the new one is not running yet. ConsentBit removes that.
Install
Add ConsentBit from the Webflow Marketplace or drop a script tag on any platform. Under five minutes per site.
Style and configure
Match the banner to your site. Set your regions. Preview before anything goes live.
Switch over
Your Usercentrics banner keeps running until you are ready to remove it. There is no moment where your client’s site is uncovered.
ConsentBit starts fresh from your activation date. Your existing Usercentrics consent records stay in Usercentrics — there is no import path. New consent events are logged in ConsentBit from the moment it goes live.
You can read the feature list all day. Here is what builders say after they have actually used it.
The installation Webflow was simple, lightweight and provides a great UX for our visitors. We'll be recommending to all of our clients.
ConsentBit is a wonderful solution with a clean UI for managing user consent with tracking scripts. I love that I can customize a ton of styling options to make the cookie consent banner look and feel part of my branded website. Publishing this solution to my site took me through an easy-to-navigate flow using their native Webflow app right in the Webflow canvas.
Curiosity calling? Let's dive in.
No. Webflow and Framer are where ConsentBit runs natively inside your design tool. For every other platform including WordPress, Shopify, and custom-built sites, it installs via a script tag. One account, every platform, one dashboard.
Usercentrics has a Webflow integration, but based on current product information, it operates at the site or project level rather than natively inside the Webflow Designer canvas. ConsentBit installs directly inside the Webflow Designer, so consent management stays inside the tool you build in.
ConsentBit is 9/site/month (8 billed annually), with no session caps. Usercentrics starts at €7/month for one domain and 1,500 sessions. Session overages trigger automatic tier upgrades. A site that crosses from 1,500 to 3,000 sessions jumps from €7 to €15. A site with seasonal spikes will move between tiers multiple times a year. Use the calculator above to see your exact portfolio comparison.
Each visit to a page with a Usercentrics banner counts as one session. Free: 1,000/month. Essential: 1,500. Plus: 3,000. Pro: 15,000. Business: 50,000. Crossing any cap triggers an automatic upgrade to the next tier. ConsentBit has no session caps.
Yes. ConsentBit is on Google’s official CMP Partner list for consent collection in the EEA, UK, and Switzerland. Required to run Google Ads and Analytics in those regions. Usercentrics is also listed. Both tools satisfy the Google CMP requirement — the difference is in pricing model, platform integration, and what plan you need to reach full compliance.
ConsentBit includes IAB TCF v2.2 on the Essential plan ($20/month). Usercentrics includes IAB TCF v2.3 on the Pro plan (€30/month). If your clients need IAB TCF, ConsentBit reaches that threshold at a lower price point.
Under an hour for most sites. Install ConsentBit, configure the banner, set your regions, preview, publish. Your Usercentrics setup keeps running until you remove it. No compliance gap.
Your Usercentrics consent records stay in Usercentrics. ConsentBit starts fresh from your activation date — there is no import path. Returning visitors will see the banner once more, and all new consent events are logged in ConsentBit from that point forward.
ConsentBit is the better fit if you manage a portfolio of Webflow or Framer client sites, want one flat price without tracking session caps, and need GDPR and CCPA covered from the free plan without a paid upgrade on day one.
Usercentrics is the better fit if you manage large-scale compliance programs across many properties and jurisdictions, or need features specific to Usercentrics’ Business or Corporate tiers.
Both are Google-Certified CMPs. The honest question is whether you want to manage ten consent bills that move with traffic, or one that stays the same.
One price. Every site. No month-end surprises.
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