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The primary difference lies in technical depth and scalability. Cookiebot™ uses patented scanning technology that goes deeper than standard scanners to find hidden trackers behind login walls and iframes. Furthermore, Cookiebot™ offers unlimited monthly traffic on all paid plans.

Termly acts as a general “legal suite” (offering policy generators for Terms & Conditions, etc.), but their CMP is more limited. Their plans include strict visitor caps (banner views), and many essential technical features, like the IAB TCF framework or removing the Termly logo, are locked behind their most expensive tiers.

While both offer free versions, their pricing models differ significantly. Termly’s pricing is based on banner views and number of domains. If your site has high traffic or you manage multiple sites, Termly can become expensive quickly as you hit view limits or need separate licenses for each domain.

Cookiebot™ pricing is based on the number of subpages, and every paid tier includes unlimited traffic. For growing businesses, Cookiebot™ often provides better value by preventing compliance downtime caused by hitting traffic caps and by including all premium features (like geo-targeting and full CSS branding) in every paid plan.

Yes. Cookiebot™ provides full banner customization (CSS), branding removal, and geo-targeting on all premium plans. In contrast, Termly frequently restricts custom branding and the “Remove Termly Logo” feature to their higher-priced tiers.

Additionally, Cookiebot™ includes enterprise-grade features like cross-domain consent sharing (allowing visitors to give consent once for all your domains) as a standard capability, whereas Termly’s infrastructure typically requires independent setups for different sites.

The most common reason is traffic scalability. Businesses often outgrow Termly's banner view limits and want a CMP that doesn't penalize them for being successful.

Other key reasons include:

• Superior Detection: Cookiebot’s patented scanner finds an average of 30% more cookies than standard scanners.
• Google Consent Mode v2: Cookiebot™ offers a more robust, "set-and-forget" implementation for Advanced Consent Mode.
• The IAB TCF Framework: Essential for ad-supported sites, this is often more seamlessly integrated and accessible in Cookiebot™ than in Termly’s tiered plans.

Termly is a Google-certified CMP and supports Consent Mode v2. Cookiebot™ was a launch partner for Google Consent Mode and offers one of the most automated integrations available. With Cookiebot™, consent signals are passed to Google Tags natively, ensuring your marketing data remains accurate without complex manual script tagging.

The process is simple. Sign up for a free Cookiebot account, configure your consent banner and settings using the Cookiebot dashboard, and add the Cookiebot script to your site header (or install via a CMS plugin). Once Cookiebot is active, remove the Termly script or plugin. Cookiebot's automated scanner will detect and categorize all cookies on your site, so you won't need to manually recreate your cookie inventory. Your new banner can be live within minutes.

Most users are up and running within minutes. Cookiebot offers pre-built banner templates that are compliant out of the box, and the automated scanner handles cookie detection and categorization for you. If you use WordPress or Wix, dedicated plugins make installation even faster. For more complex setups involving multiple domains or custom configurations, the process may take a little longer, but Cookiebot's dashboard is designed to be intuitive for marketers, without the need for developer support.

Yes. Cookiebot offers a dedicated WordPress plugin and a Wix app for one-click installation. It also integrates seamlessly with Shopify, Google Tag Manager, HubSpot, and other popular platforms. For any CMS or custom-built site, you can install Cookiebot by adding a single script to your site header. The integration is lightweight and designed to minimize impact on page speed and Core Web Vitals.