Sitebase

Sitebase vs iubenda

Do you need a dedicated compliance tool?

iubenda generates privacy policies and cookie banners, from ~$6/mo per site. Sitebase includes cookie banner + legal pages as one feature of a toolkit that runs your whole website — forms, subscribers, analytics, testimonials, uptime — for $39/mo total.

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iubenda alone starts at $6/mo. Sitebase replaces it and the rest of the stack.

With Sitebase

Cookie banner + legal pages

  • GDPR-proof cookie banner: equal Accept/Reject, preferences off by default, script gating, consent log, Google Consent Mode v2
  • Privacy policy / terms / cookie policy generated from a questionnaire, edited in markdown, hosted on embed pages
  • Per-site pricing disappears — it's included on every site your plan covers
Where iubenda wins

The honest part

  • iubenda maintains lawyer-reviewed policy text across many jurisdictions; for complex legal exposure, use counsel

If that's what you need, use iubenda — it's a good tool. Sitebase is for when you'd rather run one subscription than ten.

The math

  1. iubenda: from $6/mo — and it only does compliance tool work.
  2. Sitebase Starter: $39/mo for cookie banner + legal pages plus contact forms, newsletter signup, waiting lists, custom forms, testimonials, social proof, analytics with events and funnels, uptime monitoring, cookie consent, and legal pages.
  3. Every feature installs with one script snippet — or one prompt to your AI agent.

Building with Cursor, Claude Code, Lovable, Bolt, or v0? Your agent can install and operate Sitebase directly — see the agent pages and /llms.txt.

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