Osano Alternative
Get enterprise-grade privacy compliance without the complexity. Consent management, DSAR automation, and cookie compliance built for modern eCommerce.
Osano has built one of the most likable brands in privacy software: strong educational content, a clean product, and a distinctive 'No Fines, No Penalties' pledge that offers up to $500,000 of coverage if you are fined while using the platform as directed, per its published terms. Its platform ambitions are broad — cookie consent, subject rights, data mapping, assessments, and vendor privacy-risk monitoring.
The friction for growing stores is the pricing ladder. Osano's self-serve cookie consent plans, verified in July 2026: a free plan capped at 5,000 monthly visitors on one domain, then a jump straight to $199/month for the Plus plan at 30,000 visitors across up to three domains. Everything beyond consent — subject rights, data mapping, assessments — routes through a sales consultation rather than a self-serve checkout.
PieEye targets similar breadth — consent, DSAR automation, data mapping, policy generation — but is built specifically for eCommerce and priced with a free tier plus demo-scoped plans, without a cliff between free and $199/month.
Here is the honest comparison, the verified pricing, and what a migration looks like.
Consent, cookie scanning, DSAR automation, and data mapping in one platform
eCommerce-native: Shopify, BigCommerce, and 500+ commerce-stack connectors
Trap and Trace Shield blocks third-party scripts before consent
Free tier and free public scanners at pii.ai/scan
| Feature | PieEye | Osano |
|---|---|---|
| Consent management & banner | Geo-targeted banner with granular categories | Mature banner with strong compliance defaults |
| Cookie scanning | Included, plus free public scanner at pii.ai/scan | Included in plans |
| DSAR automation | Automated across 500+ commerce connectors | Basic subject rights in custom tier; full module quoted via sales |
| Data mapping | Included, automated across your commerce stack | Available as a separately quoted module |
| Policy generation | Included | Privacy and legal templates on paid plans |
| Vendor privacy-risk monitoring | Not offered | Osano wins — built-in vendor risk monitoring |
| Fine coverage guarantee | Not offered | Osano wins — 'No Fines' pledge up to $500,000 per its published terms |
| eCommerce / Shopify fit | Native — built for Shopify and BigCommerce | Industry-generic |
| Pricing model | Free tier; paid plans quoted after a demo | Free (5k visitors, 1 domain); $199/mo Plus (30k visitors, 3 domains); custom above |
| Implementation time | Hours, self-serve | Self-serve for consent; guided onboarding on custom tiers |
Osano's self-serve pricing, verified at osano.com/plans/cookie-consent in July 2026: the Free plan is $0 for 5,000 monthly visitors, one domain, and one user. The Plus plan is $199/month for 30,000 monthly visitors, up to three domains, and two users, adding privacy and legal templates. Above that, the custom-quoted Basic Privacy tier adds compliance checks, basic subject rights, guided onboarding, and the No Fines Guarantee. The Subject Rights, Data Mapping, and Assessments modules are quoted through a consultation.
The gap that matters is between 5,000 free visitors and $199/month — there is nothing in between. A store doing 20,000 monthly visitors (real but modest traffic) faces a roughly $2,400/year decision for consent alone, before subject rights or data mapping are quoted on top.
PieEye's model: a free tier to start, and paid plans scoped in a demo that cover the platform — consent, scanning, DSAR automation, and data mapping — rather than quoting each module separately.
Osano pricing verified at osano.com/plans/cookie-consent in July 2026 and may change. PieEye does not publish paid pricing — start free or book a demo.
Osano is a genuinely good product with real differentiators. Stay with — or pick — Osano if:
eCommerce teams that switch from Osano to PieEye usually cite the same set of reasons:
Moving from Osano to PieEye is a banner-tag swap plus configuration, and can be done without a compliance gap:
See how PieEye compares. Book a demo and get a personalized walkthrough.