---
title: c15t vs Enzuzo
description: Choose c15t for native consent components, custom product
  interfaces and backend ownership. Compare Enzuzo's hosted scans, legal
  policies and privacy operations.
group: reference
lastModified: "2026-10-12T12:44:54+01:00"
lastAuthor: Christopher Burns
---
## Choose c15t when consent belongs inside your product

c15t is the stronger fit when your developers need direct control of consent behaviour, interface and records. You can review consent changes beside the application features that use them.

Enzuzo is a strong option for teams that want banners, scans, legal policy tools and data-request operations in one hosted service. It also offers APIs and custom script controls.

## Let Inth run your consent backend

You need a backend to store consent records outside the visitor's browser. [Inth](https://inth.com) builds c15t and hosts that backend and its database for c15t's framework integrations, browser package and headless API. Your consent interface and vendor controls stay in your application.

Connect your application to an Inth project with the [framework setup guide](/docs/frameworks). Inth also serves your consent policy, so static sites can use it without their own application server.

Offline mode keeps choices on the visitor's device and creates no remote consent records. Use it for development and tests, not production.

You can [self-host the c15t backend](/docs/self-host/overview) when your team needs to operate the service. Your team then owns the database, backups, updates and availability.

## Compare what you get

|What you need|c15t|Enzuzo|
|--|--|--|
|Integrate with application code|Native framework components and reactive state|Hosted script, platform integrations and API access|
|Build your own interface|Themes, component parts and headless APIs|Banner editor and plan-dependent custom CSS. Enterprise lists a headless mode|
|Choose the record backend|Inth hosts the backend and stores records in its database. Self-hosting is optional|Managed consent logs. Reviewed sources do not establish a deployable equivalent backend|
|Control vendor code|Declared category and vendor rules for scripts, requests and embeds|Automatic script controls and attributes for custom scripts|
|Find cookies automatically|**Not included in the c15t packages**|Website scans and cookie classification|
|Generate legal policies|**Not included**|Policy and terms generators|
|Manage data requests|**No bundled case management suite**|DSAR tools with plan-dependent limits|
|Run banner experiments|Presentation and theme experiments with fixed policy and policy text|Enzuzo lists A/B tests on its Enterprise tier|

Sources: [Enzuzo consent platform](https://www.enzuzo.com/consent-management-software), [plans and features](https://www.enzuzo.com/pricing), [privacy policy generator](https://www.enzuzo.com/privacy-policy-generator) and [data-request product](https://www.enzuzo.com/dsar-software).

## Build consent controls where people need them

With c15t, privacy settings can live inside an account screen, video placeholder or product feature. Each part can read the same consent state.

Use the supplied [framework components](/docs/frameworks), adapt their parts, or build the interface with [headless APIs](/docs/frameworks/react/headless). Your application owns the markup and interaction.

Enzuzo offers customisation and APIs too. Its Enterprise tier lists a headless mode. c15t's advantage is the native component workflow and source code that your team can change.

Your developers can also run [banner experiments](/docs/guides/banner-experiments) as part of the product. These experiments change presentation or theme while the policy and policy text stay fixed.

## Keep vendor choices and records under your control

Declare vendors alongside their integrations. [Vendor consent](/docs/frameworks/react/vendor-consent) lets a visitor accept a category but refuse one named service within it.

Use Inth to manage the backend, or run the c15t service with your own database. Your team can inspect the code that applies rules and sends records.

Enzuzo's managed service combines consent logs with operational tools. Its product page also documents script attributes for cases that need developer control.

Compare the full cost of the services you need. Enzuzo's pages show different traffic and domain allowances. Confirm the selected plan's current limits before you buy.

## What c15t does not include

c15t does not include Enzuzo's website scanner, legal policy generators or data-request dashboard. Use separate tools or processes for those tasks.

c15t does not automatically inventory trackers already on the site. Your team must register the relevant scripts, requests and embeds.

Some integrations load before consent and receive denied signals. Check their actual behaviour under your selected policy. Withdrawal normally reloads the page.

A browser choice is not proof of a completed save.

The software has no licence fee, but implementation and backend operations have costs.

## Try the difference in your application

1. Start with [Inth and your framework guide](/docs/frameworks).
2. Build privacy settings inside an account screen.
3. Register one vendor and one embed.
4. Refuse, accept and withdraw consent. Inspect requests and the saved record.
5. Compare the application work and any separate scan, policy or data-request services required.

Follow the [verification guide](/docs/guides/verify-consent). Choose c15t when control of the application and backend drives your decision.

Sources checked on 6 October 2026. Enzuzo features depend on the plan. This comparison does not assume that source availability makes c15t faster, cheaper or automatically compliant.