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Cookie Craft vs Complianz

Both are self-hosted — this is not a first-party-vs-cloud comparison. Complianz is a very complete WordPress suite; Cookie Craft is one core across twelve platforms with root-domain pricing. We will tell you plainly when Complianz is the better buy.

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Where they differ

Complianz for WordPress is self-hosted: the plugin and its stored data stay on your server, like Cookie Craft. It prices annually by number of sites, has no pageview thresholds, and in its Premium tiers includes a hybrid scanner, generated legal documents and IAB TCF — a genuinely complete WordPress package, and often the cheaper, more complete option for a single WordPress site. Cookie Craft’s advantage is not “self-hosted vs cloud” here; it is the same core across twelve platforms, one root-domain licence covering unlimited subdomains and installs, and direct tracking integrations that work the same outside WordPress.

CriterionCookie CraftComplianz
Where it runsSelf-hosted, first-partySelf-hosted (WordPress)
Pricing basisPer root domainNumber of sites per year
Traffic & pagesUnlimitedNo pageview thresholds
Subdomains / installsOne licence, unlimitedDepends on licence tier
Automatic scannerNoYes (hybrid)
Legal documentsNoYes
IAB TCFLimitedPremium
Platforms12, one core + native connectorsWordPress (Shopify a separate product)

Complianz details verified 5 Aug 2026 from the vendor’s official pricing and documentation (source). Pricing models change — confirm current terms before deciding.

Who should choose which

The most honest comparison of the three — because they overlap the least.

Choose Complianz if

You have a single WordPress site (or a few) and want a scanner, generated legal documents and TCF at a low annual price. It is often the better buy there.

Choose Cookie Craft if

You run more than WordPress — custom PHP, PrestaShop, Laravel, Shopware and the rest — or want one root-domain licence across many subdomains and installs.

Agencies & portfolios

For a mixed portfolio on different technologies, one product across all of it usually beats a WordPress-only suite plus separate tools elsewhere.

The same core, well beyond WordPress.

Twelve platforms, one root-domain licence, first-party throughout.