OneTrust-Class Coverage, Without the Enterprise Drag
Consent, privacy requests, data mapping, and a versioned policy builder in one modern platform. No consultant-led rollout, no quote-only contract, and no renewal shock. Published pricing that starts free.
One Platform That Grows With You
Start with consent and privacy requests, then add data mapping, RoPA, and PIA and DPIA assessments as you need them, from one vendor at published prices instead of a suite of separately quoted modules assembled with a solutions engineer.
Self-Serve, Not a Consulting Engagement
A single line of code and self-serve setup, with no professional services line item. OneTrust rollouts are consultant-led and measured in weeks; with Concord you configure it yourself.
AI-Native, With MCP
Agents draft policies, triage requests, and scan for trackers while you sleep, with a human in the loop. Connect Claude, ChatGPT, or any MCP assistant to ask across your privacy data.
Everything a Privacy Program Needs, on One Platform That Grows With You
Full Modern AI-Native Privacy Stack
Consent, DSRs and DSARs, data mapping, assessments, and a policy builder in one platform. Everything a privacy program runs on, without stitching point tools together.
Policy Builder With Versioning and Diff
Draft, version, and publish every policy in a full editor with release history and a side-by-side diff viewer, so you see exactly what changed between versions and when.
AI That Does the Work While You Sleep
Agents scan trackers, draft policies, and triage requests, bringing a human in at the right moment. Connect Claude, ChatGPT, or any MCP assistant to your privacy data.
One Platform, From Consent to Compliance
Start with consent, then grow into privacy requests, data mapping, policy management, and a full trust and controls program. One vendor, not four stitched together.
Predictable Pricing You Can Plan Around
Clear, published pricing and flexible tiers with straightforward limits. No forced upgrades, no surprise add-ons, and no renewal shocks when the contract is up.
Self-Serve, No Consultants Required
A single line of code and self-serve setup. No complex configuration, no waiting weeks, and no professional services line item to get live.
Concord vs. OneTrust, at a Glance
| Feature | Concord | OneTrust |
|---|---|---|
| Consent Management Platform | Modern, Branded, Self-Serve | Enterprise, Consultant-Led |
| DSR / DSAR / Privacy Requests | Included | Separate Module |
| Data MappingData systems inventory | Included | Included |
| RoPA / PIA / DPIA AssessmentsA paid add-on on both sides | Published Add-On | Quote-Only Module |
| Policy BuilderVersioning and side-by-side diff | Included | Add-On |
| AI Assistant Access (MCP)Query your data from Claude or ChatGPT | Included | Not included |
| AI Agents & ActionsDraft, triage, and scan with human-in-the-loop | Included | Copilot Add-On |
| Auto-Blocking | Automatic | Manual Categorization & Tagging |
| Implementation | Self-Serve | Weeks, Consultant-Led |
| Pricing Model | Published, From $7/mo | Quote-Based Contracts |
| Grows Into Trust & ControlsSame platform, one vendor | Included | Separate Suite |
| Support Response Time | Hours | Days |
Switching from OneTrust is faster than a procurement cycle
- Move consent, DSRs, data mapping, and policies together, not module by module
- Go live in days with self-serve setup, no professional services engagement
- Trade quote-based contracts and renewal escalators for published pricing
- Grow into Concord Trust and controls on the same platform when you are ready
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, for the core privacy program: consent, DSRs and DSARs, data mapping, and policy management in one platform, with RoPA and PIA/DPIA assessments available as a published add-on. OneTrust spans more modules, including third-party risk, GRC, and ethics; if you need that entire enterprise suite, weigh the breadth against the complexity and cost. For a privacy team that wants full coverage without a consultant-led rollout, Concord covers the work you do every day.
Concord installs with a single line of code and self-serve configuration, so you set it up yourself rather than through a consultant. OneTrust deployments are typically consultant-led and measured in weeks because the platform is built for large, multi-module programs. There is no professional services requirement with Concord.
Concord publishes its pricing and starts free, with paid plans from $7 a month billed annually. OneTrust is quote-based, with enterprise contracts that buyers report are hard to forecast and subject to renewal increases. You can see what Concord costs before you talk to anyone.
Yes. Draft and manage every policy in a full editor with release history and a side-by-side diff viewer, so you can see exactly what changed between versions and when. It is the same document engine that backs Concord’s trust center and controls work.
Concord agents draft policies, triage privacy requests, and scan for trackers, bringing a person in for review at the right moment. You can also connect Claude, ChatGPT, or any MCP-compatible assistant to ask questions across your privacy data directly, rather than exporting reports.
Yes. Concord serves consent globally to hundreds of millions of users with low latency, and supports SSO/SAML and custom terms on Enterprise. The difference from OneTrust is getting there without the implementation overhead and the quote.
Yes. RoPA, PIA, and DPIA assessments are available as a published add-on on Premium, so you can document processing risk where GDPR and US state laws require it without a separate vendor or a sales quote. As you grow into the controls layer, Concord adds an AI governance control family mapped to ISO/IEC 42001 and the NIST AI RMF, including a pre-deployment AI risk assessment, so the same platform covers the privacy assessments you run today and the AI governance regulators are moving toward.
Yes. Concord Trust adds a branded trust center, questionnaire and RFP automation, controls, an auditor portal, and AI governance controls mapped to ISO/IEC 42001 and the NIST AI RMF on the same platform, so privacy, trust, and compliance run as one system rather than four separate vendors.
