AssentRepo vs CookieYes

CookieYes is a well-established, affordable cookie consent tool with a large WordPress install base. Typical cost: from ~$10–$55/mo, tiered by page views and domains.

CookieYes is the closest genuine comparison on this list: affordable, easy to install, strong on WordPress. If you only need a cookie banner, both tools will serve you.

The difference is scope. AssentRepo treats consent and data-subject rights as one product, because under the DPDP Act they are one obligation — you cannot demonstrate compliance with a banner alone.

CapabilityAssentRepoCookieYes
DPDP Act (India) first-class supportYes — built for itPartial, mapped from GDPR
GDPR & CCPA templatesIncludedIncluded
Built-in DSAR intake form in the bannerYesNo — separate module or add-on
Tamper-evident consent log with hashed IPsYes, CSV exportYes, on paid tiers
Google Consent Mode v2Included on freeIncluded
Auto cookie scannerIncludedIncluded
Auto-generated privacy & cookie policy pagesIncludedPaid add-on
Script sizeUnder 3KB20KB–90KB typical
INR pricing, no sales callYesNo
Data-rights tab inside the same bannerYesNo
DSAR queue with status tracking and resolution notesIncludedNot included
Team seats with role-based accessIncluded on ProHigher tiers

When CookieYes is the better choice

  • · You need only a cookie banner and already handle data requests in another system

When AssentRepo is the better choice

  • You want consent logs and DSAR handling in one auditable place
  • You need per-request resolution notes for erasure exceptions such as GST or KYC retention
  • You manage multiple sites and want unlimited domains on a flat plan

FAQ

Do I need both a CMP and a DSAR tool?

Under the DPDP Act you need both capabilities. Whether they are one tool or two is your choice — one tool means one audit export when the Board asks.