Major platform comparison
This matrix is built for buyer conversations. It keeps COKIQ credible against CookieYes, OneTrust, Usercentrics-style platforms, and other mature CMPs by separating product evidence from external certifications, legal review, and publisher ad-tech requirements.
Strong now: scan baseline, policy inventory, consent receipts, regional profile context, GPC where observed, blocker evidence, and export paths.
Mature CMPs usually provide consent records and dashboards, but proof packaging and agency workflow vary by product and plan.
COKIQ is strong when the buyer wants practical proof of what happened on the website.
Not claimed. COKIQ supports Google Consent Mode v2 signals but has not claimed Google CMP certification.
CookieYes, OneTrust, and Usercentrics publicly position their CMPs as Google-certified for publisher/CMP requirements.
Use a certified CMP if the buyer specifically needs Google certified CMP status for AdSense, Ad Manager, AdMob, or publisher TCF use.
Roadmap / not claimed. COKIQ does not currently claim IAB TCF production support or certification.
CookieYes, OneTrust, and Usercentrics publicly position around IAB TCF support for publisher/ad-tech consent requirements.
COKIQ should not compete as a publisher-grade TCF CMP until that external/framework work is actually completed.
Available as operational profiles and evidence context across EU/UK, India, US, Gulf, Brazil, Canada, South Africa, Singapore, APAC, LATAM, and global fallback.
Large CMPs have mature multilingual/global privacy-law positioning and broader enterprise localization depth.
COKIQ can support operational readiness globally, while final legal wording and local applicability still need customer/legal review.
Strong now: scanner-synced cookie policy inventory, detected cookies/scripts, review-needed items, and evidence reports.
Mature CMPs often provide automated scanning, scheduled scans, vendor databases, and long-running plugin/app ecosystems.
COKIQ is credible for scanner-led evidence; do not claim the largest vendor database or plugin footprint yet.
Strong now for known trackers and embeds: runtime evidence can show blocked and released items tied to consent receipts.
Major CMPs provide blocking/tag integrations, especially for enterprise marketing and publisher workflows.
COKIQ can prove blocker behavior for supported vendors; long-tail vendor recipes remain ongoing work.
Strong fit: practical setup, evidence reports, India/Gulf/global SMB context, and agency-friendly handoff.
Large platforms are stronger for procurement-heavy enterprise programs with mature partner, certification, and localization ecosystems.
COKIQ is best positioned for SMBs, agencies, SaaS, ecommerce, and managed portfolios that need implementation help and proof.
Not claimed for SOC 2, ISO 27001, attorney certificate, marketplace certification, or external audit certificate unless separately completed.
Large vendors may have deeper enterprise trust programs, but each claim must be verified from current vendor documentation.
Keep COKIQ trust claims tied to actual product evidence and published procurement assets, not assumed certifications.
Sales rule
The safe promise is: COKIQ helps teams discover cookies and scripts, control consent, record receipts, show regional evidence, prove blocker behavior, and export operational proof. It should not promise automatic legal compliance, attorney certification, Google CMP certification, IAB approval, SOC 2, or ISO until those are separately completed.
Market references
Major CMPs publicly market certified or framework-specific publisher capabilities. COKIQ should compete where it is genuinely strong today and keep external-program gaps in roadmap/not-claimed status.