EasyDP vs Consentin

A fair, side-by-side look at EasyDP and Consentin by Leegality — and which one fits a business that just wants DPDP done.

Assessed September 2026. Check each vendor’s website for the latest features and pricing.

Consentin is the DPDP platform from Leegality, an established Indian document-infrastructure company. It is a broad, enterprise-facing suite — consent management, a privacy rights centre, data discovery and classification (ConsentIn Lens), cookie banners and vendor risk assessments — sold on a consent-volume pack model with a genuinely free starter tier. EasyDP is a focused, complete DPDP solution for SMBs. This is an honest head-to-head: we credit Consentin’s real strengths and are clear about where each fits.

EasyDP vs Consentin, side by side.

No. Feature EasyDP Consentin
01 Primary focus DPDP Act 2023, a complete, ready-to-run solution DPDP + privacy suite across customer and vendor journeys
02 Scope Does one thing fully: DPDP, done Broad: consent, privacy centre, data discovery, cookie banners, assessments
03 Consent + notice Built-in, DPDP-native consent capture and notices Consent Management Platform; states 22 Indian languages and 2-click collection
04 Data Principal (DSR) requests Integrated DSR handling Privacy Rights Centre for rights requests and consent updates
05 Breach workflow Built-in breach-notification workflow Breach notification automation within the suite
06 Data discovery Not offered — kept lean for SMBs ConsentIn Lens: personal-data detection, mapping and lineage
07 Vendor risk Not offered Unified assessments including third-party/vendor risk
08 Free plan Free plan covering the whole DPDP obligation, billed per new customer added — not per consent event Starter pack of 3,000 consent collections a month at ₹0, for consent collection
09 Pricing model Published: paid plans from ₹299/month, billed on new customers added each month, cancel anytime Quote-on-request above the free tier; monthly packs of consent collects and checks on an annual commitment
10 Time to live Live in 30 minutes, no developer needed States a typical go-live of about 2 weeks
11 Best for Indian SMBs that just want DPDP handled Enterprises and regulated teams — BFSI, lending, large e-commerce

Assessed September 2026. Check each vendor’s website for the latest features and pricing.

Where Consentin is strong

  • A real free tier, not a trial. Consentin publishes a starter pack of 3,000 DPDP-compliant consent collections a month at ₹0, described as permanent rather than a trial. That is a genuine offer and we would rather say so than pretend otherwise. Read the unit carefully when you compare it with anyone, ours included: a consent collection is an event, not a customer, and one customer can generate several over time.
  • Enterprise proof. The site carries named logos from large regulated brands, and Consentin comes from Leegality, an established Indian document-infrastructure company. If your buying committee needs comparable references, that track record matters.
  • Data discovery and vendor risk. ConsentIn Lens does personal-data detection, mapping and lineage, and the suite includes third-party risk assessments. These are real capabilities EasyDP does not offer, and they matter once you must first find your data across many systems.
  • Deployment choice. Consentin offers an on-premises option alongside SaaS — relevant to banks and regulated institutions with hosting constraints.

Where EasyDP fits better

  • Built for DPDP, not retrofitted. Designed around the DPDP Act 2023 and Rules 2025 from the ground up — Indian consent-notice rules, Data Principal rights, and the Data Protection Board’s breach timelines.
  • The whole obligation, in one place. Consent capture, the privacy/consent notice, Data Principal (DSR) handling, breach-notification workflow, and audit-ready consent records — one integrated solution, not modules you wire together.
  • Live in 30 minutes, no developer required. Drop-in consent for your site and checkout, with APIs and docs when you do have a developer — but never requiring one.
  • SMB-first, transparent pricing. India-priced plans built for small and mid-sized businesses — not enterprise quote-on-request or per-visitor billing.

Who should pick which?

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Choose Consentin if…

You are an enterprise or regulated team — BFSI, lending, large e-commerce — that needs data discovery and vendor risk alongside consent, wants an on-premises option, or fits inside the free 3,000-consent tier and does not need anything beyond consent collection.

Choose EasyDP if…

You are an SMB that wants the complete DPDP obligation shipped and running fast, on published per-month pricing with no annual commitment and no sales call, without adopting an enterprise suite you do not yet need.

EasyDP vs Consentin, answered.

What is the difference between EasyDP and Consentin?

EasyDP is a focused, complete DPDP solution for Indian SMBs, priced publicly from ₹299 a month and designed to be live in 30 minutes. Consentin, from Leegality, is a broader enterprise privacy suite: consent management plus a privacy rights centre, data discovery and classification (ConsentIn Lens), cookie banners and vendor risk assessments, sold as consent-volume packs on an annual commitment. EasyDP optimises for “DPDP, done” at small scale; Consentin optimises for breadth and enterprise deployment.

Is Consentin really free?

Consentin publishes a starter pack of 3,000 DPDP-compliant consent collections a month at ₹0, which it describes as permanent rather than a trial. If your volume sits below that and consent collection is all you need, it is a real free option. Two things to check before comparing it with any other free plan, ours included. First the unit: a consent collection is an event, not a customer, so 3,000 collections and 3,000 customers are not the same thing, and the two models diverge as customers return. Second the scope: the free tier is for consent collection, while data discovery is on the on-premises version. Above the tier, pricing is quote-on-request as monthly packs on an annual commitment.

Which is better for a small business, EasyDP or Consentin?

For an SMB that wants the whole DPDP obligation handled — consent, notices, Data Principal requests, breach workflow and audit-ready records — EasyDP is the more direct fit, with published pricing and no annual commitment. Consentin is built for larger, often regulated organisations and is stronger when you also need data discovery, vendor risk assessments or on-premises deployment. A very small business whose only need is consent collection under 3,000 a month should look at Consentin’s free starter pack honestly before paying anyone.

Sources

Every claim we make about Consentin above is taken from Consentin’s own website, checked on the date stamped on this page. Features and pricing change — follow the links to confirm anything you are about to rely on.

  1. Consentin by Leegality — product overview
  2. Consentin — pricing

Built on India's official DPDP framework.

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DPDP Act 2023No. 22 of 2023 · In force Nov 13, 2025
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DPDP Rules 2025G.S.R. 846(E) · staged: 2025 → May 2027
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MeitY governedMinistry of Electronics & Information Technology