Consential.io / Pricing

Two modules, one install

No per-visitor metering, no traffic tiers, no charge for the month a campaign does well. One practice, one domain, one monthly number you can put in a budget.

What's inside

Every line below is in the plan you configure on the right. Nothing here is an add-on or an upsell.

  • A consent gate that holds tags before they execute
  • Append-only audit log, retained six years
  • Google Consent Mode v2 signalled correctly
  • US state detection with state-aware notices
  • Hosted patient preference center, branded
  • CRM sync and HMAC-signed webhooks
  • Script drift and policy staleness checks each cycle
  • Added with the Disabilities module
  • Scheduled WCAG 2.1 AA scans in a real browser
  • Page discovery that opens the conversion path first
  • Remediation guidance for WordPress, GHL, or Next.js
  • A timestamped evidence report every cycle, archived

What you're covering

Consent alone, or consent plus scheduled accessibility monitoring.

How you'd like to be billed

Pay for eleven months on annual billing and the twelfth is free.

Consent management for one practice, one domain. Billed monthly, no contract term.

Talk to us about your practice

Or scan your site free first — no email required for the on-screen result.

Multi-location groups and networks

More than one practice, or one brand across several domains, is priced as a rollup rather than per site. White-label and practice-scoped API access live here too.

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Included at every level

HIPAA-eligible hostingRuns on AWS HIPAA-eligible services under AWS's Business Associate Addendum.
Six-year retentionThe audit log is kept for six years, the HIPAA documentation minimum — not trimmed to save storage.
Append-only, at the databaseUpdates and deletes are revoked at the permission level, so the history can't be quietly rewritten. Including by us.
No per-visitor meteringA busy month costs the same as a slow one. Traffic growth is never a billing event.

What the price does not buy

Consential is compliance infrastructure. It is not a law firm, it does not provide legal advice, it does not indemnify your practice, and paying for it does not by itself satisfy HIPAA, the ADA, or any state privacy law. It is not a substitute for counsel or for a manual accessibility audit by a human tester. What you are buying is a gate that holds, a record that stands up, and a dated report that says what was true and when. Your attorney should review your consent language before it goes live. See the full Risk Disclosure.