Alternative

A Ketch Alternative Built for DSAR Fulfillment, Not Consent Management

Ketch is a well-built privacy platform whose center of gravity is consent: cookie experiences, preference centers, and the plumbing that pushes a consumer's choices out to the tools acting on their data. It does that job well, and its pricing follows it, scaling on monthly visitor volume from a reported free tier up to custom enterprise deals buyers put roughly in the $60,000 to $120,000 a year range. Data subject request handling sits beside that consent core as one module. Obtainer solves the opposite problem and only that one: a handful of access and deletion requests a month where the hard part is finding every place one person's data lives before the 45-day clock runs out. It intakes the request, uses AI-native discovery to surface where the data sits, compiles one reviewable manifest, drafts a deadline-safe response, and tracks the GDPR and CCPA clock, with a human redaction-and-approval gate before anything leaves. Self-serve from $49/mo, priced flat rather than on how many visitors your website gets. Where Ketch wins: consent orchestration and pushing permissions downstream to your martech stack, which Obtainer does not do at all. Obtainer helps you comply; it is not legal advice, and you stay in control of what is disclosed.