CCM19

CCM19 is a consent-management platform for websites and apps, offered through cloud access and self-hosted or download deployments. It supports automatic blocking, consent records, advanced Google Consent Mode, IAB TCF, and geographic targeting. Banner design can be adjusted for colors, layout, logos, position, text, fonts, behavior, and CSS. Integrations include WordPress, CMS and store interfaces, Google Tag Manager, Analytics, Ads, Adsense, and ReCAPTCHA. The free plan costs nothing and includes one domain or app, 5,000 impressions per month, one user, two languages, and cloud-only access. Starter costs €7.90 a month with annual billing and includes two domains or apps and 20,000 monthly impressions. Business costs €19.90 a month with annual billing and includes five domains or apps and 100,000 monthly impressions. CCM19 says its services and servers are hosted in Germany without data transfers to US providers. It also states readiness or compliance for TCF v2.3, Google Consent Mode V2, GDPR, TDDDG, CCPA, BDSG, LGPD, and POPIA. When the page-view limit is reached, the consent mask is temporarily deactivated after warning emails.

CCM19 combines consent controls with customizable banners and integrations for websites and apps. The free tier is limited in domains, impressions, and hosting options.

CCM19 suits website and app operators who need consent management, banner customization, and options for cloud or self-hosted deployment. Its listed support includes German-language personal assistance and phone contact.

CCM19 is a consent management platform for organizations handling privacy choices across websites and mobile apps. It suits teams that need regional controls, German hosting, or a self-hosted deployment. Its breadth is useful, but domain and impression caps make plan fit a central decision.

Overview

CCM19 combines automatic blocking and consent records with geographic targeting, IAB TCF support, and advanced Google Consent Mode. It supports websites, iOS and Android apps, CMS systems, and stores. Organizations can use its cloud service or run it on their own infrastructure, including through a download version.

CCM19 says its services and servers are hosted in Germany, with no data transfer to US providers. It states readiness or compliance for TCF v2.3, Google Consent Mode V2, GDPR, TDDDG, CCPA, BDSG, LGPD, and POPIA. That range is relevant to organizations with varied regulatory needs, while the quotas still constrain how many properties and impressions a plan can cover.

Key features

Automatic blocking and consent records address both controlling consent-dependent activity and retaining visitor choices. Geographic targeting supports region-specific consent experiences. IAB TCF and advanced Google Consent Mode are useful for teams whose setups rely on those frameworks.

Banner customization covers colors, layout, logo, position, text, fonts, behavior, and CSS. That level of control can help match a banner to a site's presentation, though it also puts configuration choices in the hands of the team setting it up.

Integrations include WordPress, CMS and store plugins or interfaces, Google Tag Manager, Analytics, Ads, Adsense, and ReCAPTCHA. Personal German-language support from real people, including phone contact, is a practical advantage for organizations that prefer human help.

The free plan includes a cybersecurity and GDPR check once during onboarding for one domain. If the page-view limit is reached, CCM19 sends warning emails and temporarily deactivates the consent mask; teams should treat the impression quota as an operational limit, not just a billing threshold.

Pricing

CCM19 has a permanently free plan and paid plans billed monthly or annually, with cancellation up to one day before the term ends. The free trial requires no credit card or payment information.

Free is a sensible way to cover one low-volume property, but its 5,000-impression ceiling, single user, two languages, and cloud-only access narrow its use. Starter doubles the domain allowance and raises the quota to 20,000, but remains a one-user plan with two languages. Business costs more but is the meaningful step up for teams: it allows unlimited users, five properties, 100,000 impressions, and more than 60 languages. Enterprise targets much larger organizations and public authorities; its price is custom.

Platforms

CCM19 supports websites, iOS and Android apps, CMS systems, and stores. Deployment options include cloud, OnPremise on the customer's own infrastructure, and a download version. The free tier is cloud-only, so organizations that require self-hosting need to look beyond it.

Who it's for

CCM19 is best suited to organizations that need consent tools across multiple regions or platforms and value German hosting, self-hosting, or human German-language support. A small site can start on Free, while teams needing broader language coverage and multiple users are better matched to Business. It is a weaker fit for a single-user operation that expects high traffic on a low-cost plan, since the lower tiers have tight impression caps.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Cloud hosting in Germany, no transfer to US providers, and an OnPremise option give organizations meaningful deployment and data-location choices.
• Pro: Geographic targeting, automatic blocking, consent records, IAB TCF, and advanced Google Consent Mode cover core consent-management needs.
• Pro: Business includes unlimited users and 60+ languages, making it better suited than Starter to collaborative or multilingual teams.
• Con: Free and Starter each allow only one user and two languages, limiting them for teams or multilingual sites.
• Con: The free plan is capped at 5,000 monthly impressions, and reaching the limit temporarily deactivates the consent mask.
• Con: Starter and Business prices are shown with annual billing, so their monthly figures are not month-to-month terms.

Alternatives

For a broader comparison, browse Cookie Consent Management Platforms.

• CookieHub CMP may suit a site below 1,000 sessions a month that needs a free plan with up to 50 pages scanned, one user, proof of consent, and Google Consent Mode v2.
• Secure Privacy is an option for teams prioritizing a free plan covering up to 10 domains, with a limit of 500 consents per month.
• Seers AI offers a free plan for one domain and 100 monthly visitors; its Basic plan includes 100K monthly visitors, 500 scanned pages, and 28 banner languages.
• Biscotti CMP is another free option, with one domain, 5,000 sessions, two manual scans per day per domain, and three AI generations per document per month.
• Clickio Consent may be worth considering for a small site that fits its free allowance of one site and 500 monthly page views per account.
• UniConsent has a Basic plan at £20 a month, billed monthly, with 300,000 users per month, three websites, and 52+ languages.
• PrivacyConsent offers a permanently free plan for one website and a Beginner plan at €19 a month for one site and 100,000 views per month.
• Consiva.ai is another freemium alternative with web, mobile, API, and self-hosted platforms.

Verdict

Choose CCM19 if your organization needs a consent platform spanning websites or apps, regional controls, or German-hosted and self-hosted deployment. Its strongest case is the mix of deployment choice, compliance-framework support, and broad banner customization. Look elsewhere if you need generous quotas on a low-cost tier: the lower plans cap impressions and seats, and the consent mask is temporarily deactivated at the view limit.