Enzuzo is a consent management platform with Google Consent Mode v2, DSARs and flat multi-domain pricing. Free plan; paid plans from $22/month billed annually.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Enzuzo is a consent management platform (CMP) that collects, stores and proves website visitors' consent choices about cookies and tracking. It is aimed at mid-market teams, ecommerce sites, platforms that host customer websites, and agencies. The company was founded in 2019 by Mate Prgin and Tim Tsai and is based in Waterloo, Ontario.
Enzuzo says more than 30,000 businesses use it, and reports 4.6/5 on G2 and 4.5/5 on the Shopify App Store. Its credentials include Google CMP Gold Partner status, IAB Europe TCF 2.3 and SOC 2. The product's main pitch is enterprise-grade consent management without a $10K minimum contract, with flat pricing across many domains.
Enzuzo follows the standard CMP sequence. It scans a site for cookies and trackers and sorts them into categories such as strictly necessary, analytics and marketing. It then shows visitors a banner where they can accept, reject or customize their choices.
Each decision is logged and timestamped, creating an auditable record. Enzuzo then blocks or fires tracking tags according to that choice and passes consent signals to Google Consent Mode v2 and Microsoft UET Consent Mode. Visitors can change or withdraw consent later, and enforcement and records update automatically. The banner can be deployed with a shared script, Google Tag Manager, the Shopify app or the API.
The banner builder is no-code and supports 24+ languages and geofencing, so visitors in different regions see the appropriate banner. Google Consent Mode v2 is included on every plan, including free, and Enzuzo is certified by Google as a CMP Gold Partner.
On the management side, Enzuzo provides real-time consent logs, an audit trail, opt-in rate tracking by region, funnel and drop-off reporting, audit summary exports and a compliance health score dashboard. A DSAR form and workflow help teams track data subject requests.
For scale, it offers multi-domain management in one dashboard, subdomain consent sharing, a REST API and webhooks. It also generates privacy policies, terms of service, EULAs, subscription services agreements and ecommerce policies.
Enzuzo is a consent management platform that shows cookie banners, records visitor consent and blocks tracking scripts until consent is given. It also includes DSAR handling and legal policy generators. It targets mid-market teams, ecommerce sites and agencies.
Enzuzo has a free plan at $0. Growth is $22/month billed annually or $29 monthly, and Pro is $59/month billed annually or $79 monthly. Enterprise pricing is custom and based on traffic.
Yes. The Free plan covers 1 domain and 5k monthly visitors, with no credit card required. It includes a customizable banner, legal policies, DSAR requests, 24+ languages and Google Consent Mode v2.
Enzuzo positions itself as an alternative for mid-market teams that find OneTrust too expensive or slow to deploy. It says setup takes a few hours and OneTrust migration can finish within three days. The company notes OneTrust may still suit very large enterprises with complex privacy programs.
Enzuzo offers a native Shopify app and a Webflow integration, and deploys via a shared script or Google Tag Manager. It supports Google Consent Mode v2 and Microsoft UET Consent Mode, plus a REST API and webhooks.
Yes, through its API-first architecture and a single dashboard, with pricing based on traffic rather than domain count. The site states multi-domain management is not self-serve, so you need to talk to an Enzuzo representative.
The site lists GDPR, CCPA, LGPD, Quebec Law 25 and Saudi Arabia PDPL, and mentions EEA and UK compliance. It also describes support for addressing wiretapping claims under laws like CIPA.
The Enzuzo site lists SOC 2 among its security credentials, alongside IAB Europe TCF v2.3 and Google CMP Gold Partner status. Buyers needing documentation can ask about security review support, which is part of the Enterprise plan.