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For medium to large businesses looking for a scalable global compliance solution .
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Features
- Number of Users
- Domains
- Monthly Pageviews
- Website Page Scans
- 1st Party Data Consent
- Cookie Consent Data
- Customizable Forms
- Automated Workflows
- Data Subject Requests
- Total Number of Consents
Essential
- 1 User
- 1 Domain
- Up to 10,000
- Up to 500 pages
Business
- 2 User
- 2 Domain
- Up to 15,000
- Up to 500 pages
- 5
- Up to 1,000/month
Business+
- 5 User
- 5 Domain
- Up to 30,000
- Up to 10,000 pages
- 15
- 5,000/ month
- 5,000/ month
Enterprise
- Unlimited
- 5 Domain
- Unlimited
- Unlimited
- Unlimited
- Unlimited
- Unlimited
Additional Features
- Scheduled Website Scans
- Consent Banner
- Consent Preference Center
- Cookie Policy
- Embeddable DSAR Form
- Script Auto-Blocker
- WordPress Plugin
- GTM Consent Mode Support
- Custom Banner Styling
- Consent Logs
- Multi-Language Support
- Scan Subdomains
- Regional Consent Rules
- Remove PrivacyPillar Logo
Support
- Custom Support & Set-up
- White Glove Service Set-up
- Knowledgebase Support
- Customer Service Support
- Set-up Wizard in Porta
- 1 User
- 2 User
- 5 User
- Unlimited
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GDPR affects all companies based in the EU and companies anywhere in the world that retain EU residents’ data. So, if you’re in the EU you need to have a CMP today, and if you’re outside the EU but get any site traffic from the EU that you retain you also need a CMP today.
It’s a simple piece of java Code on your site, then you can customize it on the back-end dashboard whenever you’d like.
This is the benefit of working with a CMP, PrivacyPillar handles data storage and all fees associated. The CMP makes it easy for a visitor to your site to request their data from you. (DSAR).
No, users will only see the CMP prompt the first time they login, if they clear their cookies, they’ll see the request again. I understand it could seem like a negative experience, but people are becoming used to these, and it shows you value your audience’s privacy.
If you retain cookie data without consent. Especially if there is a data leak, you may be fined up to 4% of your revenue.