CCM19

CCM19 combines consent controls, banner customization, and multiple deployment choices. It suits organizations that need regional consent settings or German hosting, provided its domain and impression caps fit their traffic. The main trade-off is that its lower-cost plans keep tight limits on domains, impressions, and users.

Overview

CCM19 manages consent for websites and mobile apps, with automatic blocking, consent records, geographic targeting, IAB TCF support, and advanced Google Consent Mode. It supports CMS systems and stores as well as iOS and Android apps, and can run in the cloud or on a customer's own infrastructure.

Services and servers are hosted in Germany, with no data transfer to US providers. CCM19 states readiness or compliance for TCF v2.3, Google Consent Mode V2, GDPR, TDDDG, CCPA, BDSG, LGPD, and POPIA. That combination makes the platform relevant to organizations with cross-regional consent needs or a preference for German hosting; the plan quotas still matter for any growing operation.

Key features

Automatic blocking and consent records cover both the handling of visitor choices and the associated consent data. Geographic targeting allows consent settings to vary by location, while IAB TCF and advanced Google Consent Mode support sites using those frameworks.

Banner controls span colors, layout, logo, position, text, fonts, behavior, and CSS. That flexibility is useful when a basic fixed template will not fit a site's design or consent workflow. Integrations include WordPress, CMS and store plugins or interfaces, Google Tag Manager, Analytics, Ads, Adsense, and ReCAPTCHA.

Support comes from real people, including personal German-language help and phone contact. For customers who want to keep the deployment on their own infrastructure, CCM19 offers both an OnPremise setup and a download version. If a page-view limit is reached, the consent mask is temporarily deactivated after warning emails; that safeguard makes monitoring usage important, since hitting the cap changes what visitors see.

Pricing

The permanently free plan costs nothing and is cloud-only. It includes 1 domain/app, 5,000 impressions per month, 1 user, and 2 languages, plus a cybersecurity and GDPR check once during onboarding for one domain. It is a useful entry point for a small site or app, but the single user, one-domain cap, and modest impression allowance leave little room for a larger operation.

Starter costs €7.90 a month with annual billing, including 19% VAT. It raises the allowance to 2 domains/apps and 20,000 impressions per month, with 1 user and 2 languages. It suits a small portfolio that can work within one seat and a low traffic ceiling. Business costs €19.90 a month with annual billing, including 19% VAT, and provides 5 domains/apps, 100,000 impressions per month, unlimited users, and 60+ languages. The extra domains, traffic, language breadth, and team access make it the more practical tier for organizations managing multiple properties.

Enterprise uses custom pricing and starts at 100 domains, 5,000,000 impressions per month, and 28+ languages. Its scale points to larger companies, corporations, and public authorities rather than smaller teams. Plans can be billed monthly or annually, with cancellation up to one day before the term ends. The free trial requires no credit card or payment information.

Platforms

CCM19 supports websites, iOS and Android apps, CMS systems, and stores. Customers can choose cloud hosting or run the platform entirely on their own infrastructure, including through the download version. Cloud is the only option on Free, so the self-hosted choice is relevant to customers willing to move beyond that entry tier.

Who it's for

CCM19 is a strong fit for organizations that need automatic blocking, consent records, geographic targeting, and support for major consent frameworks, especially those that value German hosting or want an on-premises deployment. Small sites can start free, and modest multi-property setups can consider Starter. Teams that need several users, more languages, or a higher impression allowance are better matched to Business; operations at Enterprise scale should request custom pricing. It is a weaker fit when the required traffic or domain count exceeds the entry plans and the team wants to keep costs predictable at a very small scale.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Cloud and own-infrastructure deployments give organizations a choice over where the platform runs.
• Pros: German hosting with no transfer to US providers is a clear fit for customers who prioritize that arrangement.
• Pros: Banner customization, geographic targeting, and support for IAB TCF and advanced Google Consent Mode cover several distinct consent needs.
• Pros: Business includes unlimited users and 60+ languages, a substantial step up for multilingual teams.
• Cons: Free and Starter each allow only one user and two languages, which constrains collaboration and multilingual use.
• Cons: The view-limit behavior temporarily deactivates the consent mask after warning emails, so teams must monitor impressions rather than assume service continues unchanged at the cap.
• Cons: Starter's 20,000 monthly impressions and two domains/apps can be restrictive for growing sites or portfolios.

Alternatives

Consider Cookie Consent Management Platforms to compare the wider category. CookieScript CMP is an option to compare if its free allowance of 10,000 monthly pageviews across one domain better matches a small site's needs. Seers AI may suit a very small operation that can work within its free plan's 100 monthly visitors for one domain. CookieHub CMP is worth comparing when a 5,000-session monthly paid Starter plan at €6 a month better matches the required allowance.

Secure Privacy offers a free plan with up to 10 domains and 500 consents per month, a different balance of domain breadth and consent volume. Cookiebot CMP is an alternative to compare for its free allowance of one domain and up to 50 subpages. Biscotti CMP is another free-plan option, with one domain and 5,000 sessions. Ketch Consent Management offers a free plan while monthly unique visitors remain under 5,000. Clickio Consent is worth comparing for its free allowance of one site and 500 monthly page views, or its 25,000-page-view Starter plan at £5 a month billed annually.

Verdict

Choose CCM19 if you need configurable consent controls, regional targeting, and the option of German-hosted cloud or self-hosted deployment. Its strongest case is the combination of deployment choice and broad framework support; its main drawback is the tight domain and impression limits at the lower tiers, so high-traffic or fast-growing teams should check whether Business or custom-priced Enterprise is a better fit.