Privacyboard vs iubenda: everything included, or plan by plan.
iubenda generates privacy and cookie policies and runs a cookie banner, priced per site by pageviews; its register of processing and its privacy request tool are on the Ultimate plan. Privacyboard includes records, request tracking, policies, the cookie banner and a public privacy center from the Free plan, at one price per company whatever the traffic.
Checked on 4 November 2026 on iubenda’s own pages: iubenda pricing.
Side by side
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Which one fits you
Choose iubenda if
- You also need terms and conditions, or policies in many languages.
- You run a single small site and only need a policy and a banner.
- You want an accessibility add-on from the same vendor.
Choose Privacyboard if
- You need records of processing and request tracking without moving to the top plan.
- Your traffic is growing and you do not want to pay per pageview.
- You want a public privacy center your customers can visit.
What it costs
To get the register of processing and the request tool on iubenda, Ultimate costs $99.99 a month per site billed yearly, for 150,000 pageviews. Privacyboard includes both from Free; Pro adds the request form, your own domain and 3 banner domains for $39 a month.
iubenda: per site, US dollars, plus €0.05 per 1,000 extra pageviews. Privacyboard Pro: billed yearly, up to 3 domains, any traffic.
Questions, answered.
Does Privacyboard generate terms and conditions?
No. It covers privacy documents: privacy policy, cookie policy, data processing agreement and vendor list. iubenda offers a terms generator from its Advanced plan.
Which is cheaper?
For one small site that only needs a policy and a banner, iubenda Essentials costs less. Once you need records of processing and request management, iubenda moves you to Ultimate, while Privacyboard includes them from Free and Pro costs $39 a month.
Can I keep my iubenda policy?
You can, but Privacyboard writes its policy from your tools and keeps it in step with the banner, so the two never disagree. Using both means maintaining two sources.