Choose c15t to own your consent interface, application behaviour and backend. Compare Axeptio's visual editor, vendor APIs, scans and banner experiments.

c15t is the stronger fit when your product team wants to own the consent interface and the code behind it. Use your framework's components, connect consent to product features, and choose where records live.

Axeptio suits teams that want a visual editor for branded consent experiences. It also has developer APIs, service choices and banner experiments.

What you need	c15t	Axeptio
Design the interface	Themes, component parts and headless APIs in your application	Visual banner editor with custom text, design and interactions
Connect consent to features	Native framework state and declared integrations	JavaScript SDK, callbacks and service consent methods
Check a named service	Category and vendor state	SDK methods to check or ask for consent to a service
Choose the record service	Inth hosts the backend and stores records in its database. Self-hosting is optional	Managed consent collection
Find trackers	No automatic scanner in the packages	Cookie and tracker scanner
Test banner designs	Presentation and theme experiments with fixed policy and policy text	Built-in analytics and A/B tests
Manage legal acceptance	Backend version and snapshot helpers. Build the acceptance flow	Separate terms product with document publication and a consent registry

Sources: Axeptio products and JavaScript SDK.

With c15t, an account screen, video placeholder and consent dialog can use the same consent state. Your team owns their markup and behaviour.

Use the framework components or headless APIs. Keep consent changes in the same review process as the product features that depend on them.

Axeptio also supports contextual consent through its SDK. Its service methods let developers check a choice or open a consent flow. c15t's advantage is the combination of native web components, an editable engine and a deployable backend.

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