Components.studio vs conveyor.cloud vs Cookiefirst: Which Is Right for You in 2026?

These three tools were grouped alphabetically, not by competition — they solve entirely different problems and only one of them, Cookiefirst, is a live,…

Components.studio

Discontinued as a standalone product (was previously part of a free and paid Backlight/divRIOTS subscription suite) · From Not applicable; product discontinued as of June 1, 2025

Best for: Nobody today — the product is discontinued and the domain now redirects to divriots.com.

conveyor.cloud

Freemium with a paid per-developer annual license for Pro features · From Free tier available; Pro license starts around 49 USD per developer per year

Best for: Developers who need cross-device testing, easy sharing of a local build, or a stable URL to receive webhooks during development.

Cookiefirst

Freemium subscription, billed per domain based on monthly page views and script count · From Free plan available; paid plans start at 9 EUR per month (Basic)

Best for: Site owners and agencies that need GDPR/CCPA/LGPD-compliant cookie scanning, consent banners, and consent logging.

At a Glance

 Components.studioconveyor.cloudCookiefirst
Primary categoryProductivityProductivityProductivity
RatingNot documentedNot documentedNot documented
Pricing modelDiscontinued as a standalone product (was previously part of a free and paid Backlight/divRIOTS subscription suite)Freemium with a paid per-developer annual license for Pro featuresFreemium subscription, billed per domain based on monthly page views and script count
Starting priceNot applicable; product discontinued as of June 1, 2025Free tier available; Pro license starts around 49 USD per developer per yearFree plan available; paid plans start at 9 EUR per month (Basic)
Free planNot documentedNot documentedNot documented
Free trialNot documentedNot documentedNot documented
PlatformsNot documentedNot documentedNot documented
Team collaborationNot documentedNot documentedNot documented
AI featuresNot documentedNot documentedNot documented
Public APINot documentedNot documentedNot documented

Standout Differences

Not a real three-way comparison

A web component IDE, a dev-server tunneling tool, and a cookie consent platform don't compete for the same buyer or budget. If you landed here expecting a head-to-head, the honest answer is that you should figure out which single category you actually need.

Components.studio, conveyor.cloud, Cookiefirst

Components.studio is off the table

divRIOTS discontinued Components.studio on June 1, 2025 along with its sibling products Webcomponents.dev and Backlight.dev, redirecting the domain to divriots.com as the company pivoted entirely to Figma plugins. There's no path to sign up or use it anymore.

Components.studio

conveyor.cloud solves a narrow but real dev workflow gap

As a Visual Studio extension and standalone Windows tool from Keyoti Inc., Conveyor tunnels IIS Express or ASP.NET dev servers to the local network or the internet without touching project configuration — useful for cross-device QA, sharing a build with a client, or letting external services send webhooks to a machine that isn't publicly reachable.

conveyor.cloud

Cookiefirst is now backed by iubenda's compliance business

Founded in Amsterdam in 2019, Cookiefirst was acquired by iubenda (a team.blue brand) in January 2025. It integrates with Google Consent Mode v2 and major CMS and tag-manager platforms, and bills per domain based on monthly page views and script count.

Cookiefirst

Feature-by-Feature

Status & Access

FeatureComponents.studioconveyor.cloudCookiefirst
Currently available as a live, purchasable productUnavailableAvailableAvailable
Free tier or free planNot documentedAvailableAvailable
Paid tier availableNot documentedAvailableAvailable

Core Function

FeatureComponents.studioconveyor.cloudCookiefirst
Web component development/preview IDEUnavailableUnavailableUnavailable
Local dev server tunneling / remote accessUnavailableAvailableUnavailable
Cookie/tracker scanning and consent banner managementUnavailableUnavailableAvailable

Pricing Compared

Starting price reflects the lowest paid tier, not the full cost for every team size or usage level.

Components.studio

No individual plan breakdown documented yet.

conveyor.cloud

Free — 0 USD N/A
Pro — approximately 49 USD per developer annual

Cookiefirst

Free — 0 EUR monthly
Basic — 9 EUR per month (99 EUR annually) monthly or annual
Plus — 19 EUR per month (209 EUR annually) monthly or annual
Enterprise — Custom custom

Pros & Cons

Components.studio

Pros

  • Previously offered a convenient way to prototype web components across many frameworks without local setup
  • Supported comparison of the same component built in multiple frameworks, useful for framework evaluation
  • Backed by an established team at divRIOTS with prior design system tooling experience
  • Some of its use case, specifically Salesforce Lightning Web Components, is still served by the successor tool LWC.studio
  • divRIOTS remains an active, funded company continuing to build developer and design tooling, just in a different product area

Cons

  • The product no longer exists and cannot be used today
  • No migration path is documented for developers who relied on it for general web component prototyping outside of the Salesforce LWC use case
  • Historical documentation and support content may no longer be accessible now that the product is shut down
  • Teams that built workflows around Components.studio must now find alternative tools
  • divRIOTS has fully pivoted its business model to Figma plugins, so no future updates to Components.studio should be expected

conveyor.cloud

Pros

  • Very low-friction setup directly inside Visual Studio
  • Removes need to publish a project just to test on other devices
  • Useful for webhook development against local servers
  • Both extension and standalone tool options available
  • Free tier is usable for basic local network testing

Cons

  • Limited to Windows, Visual Studio, and IIS Express/ASP.NET workflows
  • Not a general-purpose tunnelling tool like ngrok for other stacks
  • Free tier has time and feature limitations compared to Pro
  • Small vendor with limited public company information
  • Less name recognition than broader tunnelling competitors

Cookiefirst

Pros

  • Straightforward per-domain pricing with a usable free tier
  • Broad language support for banners and auto-generated policies
  • Google-certified CMP with native Consent Mode v2 integration
  • Backed by iubenda/team.blue's larger privacy compliance ecosystem post-acquisition
  • Wide CMS and e-commerce platform integration coverage
  • Reseller program available for agencies

Cons

  • Higher-traffic sites may need custom Enterprise pricing once past the page view soft limit
  • Smaller standalone team size compared to some larger CMP competitors
  • Recent acquisition by iubenda could bring product or pricing changes over time
  • Multi-domain management can add cost quickly on paid tiers
  • Advanced compliance frameworks like IAB TCF may require Plus or higher tiers

Use Cases

Choose Components.studio: Nobody today — the product is discontinued and the domain now redirects to divriots.com.
Choose conveyor.cloud: Developers who need cross-device testing, easy sharing of a local build, or a stable URL to receive webhooks during development.
Choose Cookiefirst: Site owners and agencies that need GDPR/CCPA/LGPD-compliant cookie scanning, consent banners, and consent logging.

Components.studio

  • Prototyping web components without local setup (historical) — Developers used Components.studio to quickly prototype and preview web components directly in the browser before it was discontinued.
  • Comparing framework implementations (historical) — Teams evaluating which web component framework to adopt used the tool to compare the same component built multiple ways.
  • Building Salesforce Lightning Web Components — Developers needing an online IDE for Salesforce LWC development can now use divRIOTS' successor tool, LWC.studio, which continues this narrower use case.

conveyor.cloud

  • Cross-device responsive testing — Developers viewing a local ASP.NET site on phones and tablets on the same network to check responsive design.
  • Remote webhook development — Using the tunnelled public URL to receive webhook callbacks from services like Twilio while developing locally.
  • Sharing local builds with collaborators — Sending a temporary public link to a local development build for review by a remote teammate or client.

Cookiefirst

  • GDPR and ePrivacy compliance for EU websites — European businesses use Cookiefirst to scan for tracking cookies and present a compliant consent banner to visitors.
  • Multi-jurisdiction compliance for global sites — International companies use Cookiefirst to manage consent across GDPR, CCPA, LGPD, and other regional privacy laws from one dashboard.
  • Agency resale for client compliance management — Digital agencies use Cookiefirst's reseller program to offer consent management as a managed service to their clients.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Components.studio, conveyor.cloud, and Cookiefirst actually competitors?

No. They're grouped together here by category rather than genuine overlap. Components.studio was a web component IDE, conveyor.cloud is a dev-server tunneling tool, and Cookiefirst is a cookie consent management platform — three different jobs entirely.

Is Components.studio still available to use?

No. divRIOTS discontinued Components.studio on June 1, 2025, alongside its sibling products Webcomponents.dev and Backlight.dev, as the company shifted its entire focus to Figma plugins. The domain now redirects to divriots.com, and there is no way to sign up or access the tool.

What does conveyor.cloud actually do?

conveyor.cloud is the home of Conveyor, a Visual Studio extension and standalone Windows tool by Keyoti Inc. that gives a local IIS Express or ASP.NET dev server local network and internet access through tunnelling, without changing project configuration. It's used for cross-device testing, sharing a local build with collaborators, and receiving webhooks during development.

What does Cookiefirst do and who owns it now?

Cookiefirst is a consent management platform (CMP) that scans a site for tracking cookies and scripts, displays a customizable consent banner, and logs visitor consent for GDPR, ePrivacy, CCPA, and LGPD compliance. It was founded in Amsterdam in 2019 and acquired by iubenda, a team.blue brand, in January 2025.

Which of these three tools should I actually use?

It depends entirely on your need, since none of them substitute for another. If you need to test or share a local dev server, use conveyor.cloud. If you need cookie consent compliance for a website, use Cookiefirst. If you were hoping to use Components.studio for web component development, that option no longer exists — look at divRIOTS' current Figma plugin lineup instead.

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