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Compare GDPR Compliance Software

Privacy software for GDPR work can help teams handle data subject requests, processing records, consent, data maps, impact assessments and breach procedures. Compare the features you need, along with platform support and the signal score out of 10.

The board also marks whether a tool has a public API, open-source code or a free tier. Use those marks to check how it may fit your systems and whether you can try or inspect it before choosing.

  • 19 platforms
  • 4 with a free tier
  • Checked 28 Sept 2026
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    Privado AIprivado.ai

    Privacy software that maps personal data and uses AI to help with assessments and website audits.

    7.6 APIOpenFree Free tier · from $600/mo
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    PrivacyEngineprivacyengine.io

    Privacy software for data protection programs, with a free plan and support for GDPR and other rules.

    6.6 APIOpenFree Free tier · from €4,999/yr
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    Osano Cookie Consentosano.com

    Cookie settings for websites, available on a free plan with a 30-day trial.

    6.6 APIOpenFree Free tier
  4. 4
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    Relyance AIrelyance.ai

    Privacy software that maps data flows and automates records, consent, assessments and data requests.

    5.6 APIOpenFree —
  5. 5
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    Ketch Consent Managementketch.com

    Web consent software that automatically blocks until consent; free plan, paid plans from $150/month.

    5.6 APIOpenFree Free tier · from $150/mo
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    OneTrust Consent Management Platformonetrust.com

    Consent tools for websites and mobile apps, with support for iOS, Android and an API.

    5.5 APIOpenFree —
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    Transcend Data Discovery and Classificationtranscend.io

    Data discovery software that classifies sensitive information in databases and warehouses.

    5.5 APIOpenFree —
  8. 8
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    TrustArc Cookie Consent Managertrustarc.com

    Cookie consent software for websites and mobile apps, with tools to stop tracking until users agree.

    5.4 APIOpenFree —
  9. 9
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    Qireonqireon.com

    Compliance software for GDPR and other frameworks, with AI tools and evidence collectors.

    5.4 APIOpenFree From $299/mo
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    Responsumresponsum.eu

    Compliance software for privacy workflows including processing records, assessments and data requests.

    5.2 APIOpenFree —
  11. 11
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    ROPAiropai.io

    Privacy software for processing records and related assessments, with editable AI-assisted capture; from £99/month.

    5.1 APIOpenFree From £99/mo
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    Securiti Data Command Centersecuriti.ai

    Securiti’s DataAI Command Platform secures data and AI across hybrid multicloud and SaaS environments.

    4.9 APIOpenFree —
  13. 13
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    Compyl Vendor Risk Managementcompyl.com

    Vendor risk software that collects intake forms, runs assessments and monitors vendors.

    4.8 APIOpenFree —
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    DPOrganizerdporganizer.com

    Privacy software that tracks how personal information moves and flags gaps or high-risk activity.

    4.7 APIOpenFree —
  15. 15
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    heyDataheydata.eu

    Privacy software for handling individual requests, consent, impact reviews and compliance records.

    4.1 APIOpenFree —
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    ProvePrivacyproveprivacy.com

    Privacy software for handling individual requests, compliance records, risk reviews and breach response.

    4.0 APIOpenFree —
  17. 17
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    RiskRhinoriskrhino.com

    Privacy software that tracks personal information and supports risk reviews and breach response.

    4.0 APIOpenFree —
  18. 18
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    RegRelyregrely.com

    Privacy software for individual requests, consent and keeping track of personal information use.

    4.0 APIOpenFree —
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    OpenText Privacy Managementopentext.com

    Privacy software for data mapping, consent, processing records, requests and DPIA assessments.

    3.9 APIOpenFree —

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How to choose

Which privacy tasks does it need to cover?

Identify the privacy work your team is responsible for. Then compare the tools’ coverage of DSARs, processing records, consent, data mapping, DPIAs and breach workflows.

Which platforms does the software need to run on?

Review the listed support for browser-based web use, APIs, iOS, Android and self-hosted deployment. Choose based on where your team needs access and how the software must connect to existing systems.

A public API can let other software communicate with the tool. Check the API mark if that matters for your setup.

How can I compare plans and prices?

Compare the free-plan and paid-from details. A listed price may be annual, and some providers give pricing only on request.

A free plan is different from a free trial. Check the pricing note to see which is offered and whether the stated price has a billing condition.

Can I try or inspect the software before choosing?

Check the free-tier mark to see whether a tool offers a free plan to try, and look for a separate trial note in its pricing details.

For access to the code, look for the open-source mark and review the applicable licence. Open-source availability and a free plan are distinct considerations.

Questions

What does GDPR compliance software do?

It can support privacy work such as handling DSARs, maintaining processing records, managing consent and data maps, assessing impact, and working through breaches.

Which features should I compare in GDPR compliance software?

Match the listed capabilities—DSAR handling, processing records, consent, data mapping, DPIA assessment and breach workflows—to the work your team must perform.

Does GDPR software need a public API?

A public API lets other software communicate with the tool. Check the API mark if you need to connect it to existing systems.

How do I compare free plans and trials?

A free plan and a free trial are different. Check the plan and pricing notes to see which is available and whether a price has an annual billing condition.

What does self-hosted mean for GDPR software?

Self-hosted means the software can run on infrastructure managed by your organization. Check the platform mark if you need that option.

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