OneTrust vs Osano
OneTrust
The dominant enterprise consent platform — site scanning, tracker categorization, and consent enforcement across web, mobile, and CTV, inside a much larger privacy suite.
Full directory entry →Osano
A self-serve privacy platform — CMP with published pricing plus subject-rights and data-mapping modules — aimed at teams without dedicated privacy engineers.
Full directory entry →Facts, side by side
| OneTrust | Osano | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | enterprise | freemium |
| Pricing notes | Quote-based, no published amounts; CMP tiers are priced on average daily visitors aggregated across channels and properties, and the broader consent-and-preference product on data-subject profiles. The CMP sits alongside subject-rights, data-mapping, and GRC modules. | Free plan: 1 user, 1 domain, 5,000 monthly visitors. Plus: $199/month for 2 users, 3 domains, 30,000 monthly visitors. Above that, custom-quoted plans add compliance scanning, subject rights, and the 'No Fines' guarantee. |
| Open source | No | No |
| Self-hostable | No | No — Osano maintains the open-source cookieconsent banner library, but the platform itself is SaaS-only. |
| Categories | Consent / CMP | Consent / CMP |
| Who it's for | measurement managers, implementation engineers, agency partners | marketing managers, measurement managers |
| Integrations listed | 4 | 4 |
Directory entries last updated: OneTrust 2026-07-18 · Osano 2026-07-18.
In brief
OneTrust — The dominant enterprise consent platform — site scanning, tracker categorization, and consent enforcement across web, mobile, and CTV, inside a much larger privacy suite. Pricing: enterprise. Quote-based, no published amounts; CMP tiers are priced on average daily visitors aggregated across channels and properties, and the broader consent-and-preference product on data-subject profiles. The CMP sits alongside subject-rights, data-mapping, and GRC modules. Self-hosting: No. Listed integrations: google-tag-manager, adobe-launch, tealium-iq, google-analytics-4.
Osano — A self-serve privacy platform — CMP with published pricing plus subject-rights and data-mapping modules — aimed at teams without dedicated privacy engineers. Pricing: freemium. Free plan: 1 user, 1 domain, 5,000 monthly visitors. Plus: $199/month for 2 users, 3 domains, 30,000 monthly visitors. Above that, custom-quoted plans add compliance scanning, subject rights, and the 'No Fines' guarantee. Self-hosting: No — Osano maintains the open-source cookieconsent banner library, but the platform itself is SaaS-only.. Listed integrations: google-tag-manager, google-analytics-4, google-ads, adobe-launch.
Which one, when
Derived mechanically from the structured facts above — deltas only, not an editorial verdict. Where the facts tie, read both entries.
- its entry lists implementation engineers and agency partners in "who it's for"; Osano's does not
- its pricing model is freemium, where OneTrust is enterprise
- its entry lists marketing managers in "who it's for"; OneTrust's does not
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