CookieConsent (Orest Bida) vs. Zest
CookieConsent v3 and Zest are both lightweight vanilla-JS consent tools. One needs a config file you author, the other works from one paste. Quick comparison.
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Zest vs. the rest
Side-by-side looks at Zest and the best-known consent platforms. We say where they win, because a comparison that always picks the home team is an ad, not a comparison.
Civic Cookie Control vs. Zest
Cookie Control by CIVIC is a lightweight CMP at about £45 per year per domain. Zest is a free open-source toolkit doing the same job. Quick comparison.
Klaro! vs. Zest
Klaro! and Zest are both free open-source consent tools. Klaro is config-file driven with 20+ languages; Zest is 16KB with auto-blocking and geo rules. Quick comparison.
Cookiebot vs. Zest
Cookiebot is a certified CMP priced by subpage count, free up to 50 subpages. Zest is free forever on any size site. Quick comparison.
OneTrust vs. Zest
OneTrust is the enterprise privacy suite for hundreds of domains and audit programs. Zest is a free 16KB consent banner for everyone else. Quick comparison.
iubenda vs. Zest
iubenda is a lawyer-built EU compliance suite with per-site pricing and pageview metering. Zest is a free 16KB consent banner you own. Quick comparison.
Termly vs. Zest
Termly bundles policy generators with a consent banner capped at 10,000 monthly visits. Zest is free forever with no quotas. Quick comparison.
CookieYes vs. Zest
CookieYes is a certified CMP with a strong free plan capped at 5,000 pageviews. Zest is free forever with no caps. Quick comparison of pricing, features, and limits.
Osano vs. Zest
Osano is a full privacy suite with 95+ law coverage. Zest is a free 16KB consent banner you own. Quick comparison of price, limits, and where each wins.
Own your cookie banner.
Zest is free and MIT-licensed, and it doesn't phone home to anyone.
Drop the script in and you're done.