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  • Zed
  • Mastra
  • Infisical
  • Unkey
  • Mintlify
  • Melius
  • RevisionDojo
  • Sazabi

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Each page sets your tool beside c15t, from the tool's own published pages.

Hosted consent platforms

    Browser libraries

    Choose c15t when you want the framework integration and consent backend together.

    • Native state and a supplied record backend

      What to recognise in the alternativeCategory and service controls. Callbacks can connect to your backend

    • Dedicated framework adapters and a deployable backend

      What to recognise in the alternativeOpen-source client. Hosted plans also have records and scans

    • Policy, preferences and vendor controls beyond a React bar

      What to recognise in the alternativeA small component for an application that supplies the rest

    • Regional policy, framework state and remote records

      What to recognise in the alternativeA free browser manager with scripts and Consent Mode support

    • Connect service choices to application state and backend records

      What to recognise in the alternativeIndividual service controls. Separate Pro automation

    Using something else? Ask in the c15t Discord, and say which consent tool you run today.

    First on Cookiebench.

    65ms

    Cookiebench loads each consent manager 15 times on the same Next.js page and times how long its banner takes to appear. A visitor cannot accept or reject until then.

    Desktop times read on 9 October 2026See the leaderboard

    1. c15t65 ms
    2. CookieYes321 ms
    3. Cookie Control399 ms
    4. iubenda436 ms
    5. Didomi498 ms
    6. Enzuzo507 ms
    7. Osano608 ms
    8. OneTrust672 ms
    9. Usercentrics703 ms
    10. Ketch1.72 s