Inth
Privacy compliance platform that scans code, pull requests, and websites to detect privacy issues (trackers, SDKs, vendor calls) before production deployment, generating fixes and compliance evidence.
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Description
Every time a developer adds a new analytics script or a marketing team plugs in a new ad pixel, it can quietly create a privacy problem — collecting data nobody signed off on, in a way that breaks GDPR or CCPA without anyone noticing until a regulator or a lawsuit points it out. Inth catches that at the source, checking code changes and live websites the same way a spell-checker catches typos, before they ship.
Inth is a privacy compliance platform that scans pull requests, codebases, and live websites to detect new data flows, trackers, SDKs, and vendor calls that could create privacy risk, then helps generate fixes and evidence against your policies and applicable privacy laws. It monitors websites for vendor script and cookie changes, compares what's actually loading against your stated consent state, and offers an AI chat interface for privacy-law questions across jurisdictions. It also ships an open-source consent management framework called c15t. Pricing is freemium: a free tier includes scans with a severity breakdown and pay-as-you-go credits, a Startup plan runs $250/month for 2,500 monthly credits, and Enterprise or self-hosted deployments are custom-quoted.
💬 Our review
The short version: Inth is a smart, developer-native answer to a problem that usually gets caught too late — a privacy issue shipped in a pull request, discovered months later during an audit or a complaint.
Its real differentiator against compliance heavyweights like Vanta or OneTrust, which mostly work at the company/policy level with periodic audits, is operating at the code and product level continuously — checking every PR and every website change as it happens, which is a genuinely different (and more preventive) approach than annual compliance checklists. Being YC-backed and shipping an open-source consent framework (c15t) alongside the paid product signals real technical credibility rather than pure compliance theater. The catches: pricing past the $250/month Startup tier is entirely custom-quote, it's clearly built for developers and platform teams rather than a compliance officer without engineering support, and as a newer product it doesn't yet have the track record of established players like Vanta or Snyk. Worth it if your team ships product changes fast and wants privacy checks baked into CI/CD rather than bolted on once a year; overkill if you're a small team with infrequent releases and a simple privacy policy to maintain.
💰 Pricing
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Gratuit (scans avec sévérité, crédits pay-as-you-go) ; Startup $250/mois (2500 crédits) ; Enterprise/self-hosted sur devis
Pros
Fonctionne au niveau du code/produit, pas seulement de l'entreprise, détecte les changements en temps réel
Détection automatisée des changements de code à risque privacy avant déploiement
Génère automatiquement des preuves et de la documentation de conformité
S'intègre aux pipelines CI/CD pour un monitoring continu
Cons
Tarification opaque au-delà du palier Startup à $250/mois
Tarif Enterprise/self-hosted entièrement sur devis
Nécessite d'intégrer plusieurs surfaces (repos, site web, gestion du consentement)
Produit récent avec un historique encore limité