Sourcepoint Dialogue
Consent management platforms
Cookie tracking software
Data privacy management software
Data subject access request (DSAR) software
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$500 per month
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- Media and communications
- Retail and wholesale
- Accommodation and food services
What is Sourcepoint Dialogue
Sourcepoint Dialogue is a consent and preference management product used to collect, store, and signal user choices for cookies and other tracking technologies across web and app experiences. It is typically used by digital publishers, media companies, and brands that need configurable consent flows and integrations with advertising and analytics vendors. The product focuses on configurable consent UX, vendor and purpose controls, and consent signaling to downstream partners to support privacy compliance workflows.
Configurable consent UX controls
The product supports configurable consent experiences such as banners, modals, and preference centers that can be tailored by region, property, and user segment. This helps teams align consent collection with different regulatory requirements and business rules. It also supports managing purposes and vendor choices in a structured way, which is important for advertising and measurement use cases.
Adtech and vendor integrations
Sourcepoint is commonly implemented in environments that rely on multiple advertising, analytics, and measurement partners. The platform is designed to pass consent signals to downstream vendors and tag frameworks, reducing the need for custom integrations per partner. This can simplify operations for teams managing complex third-party tracking ecosystems.
Centralized consent recordkeeping
The product maintains consent and preference records that can be used for audit and compliance support. Centralized storage helps organizations demonstrate when and how consent was captured and what the user selected. It also supports governance by enabling consistent policies across multiple sites or apps.
Implementation can be complex
Deployments often require coordination across web development, tag management, legal/privacy, and advertising operations. Complex vendor stacks and multiple properties can increase configuration effort and testing time. Organizations without mature digital governance may need additional services support to implement and maintain the setup.
DSAR depth may vary
While the broader Sourcepoint portfolio includes privacy tooling, DSAR functionality is not always the primary focus of a consent-first deployment. Organizations with high DSAR volumes or complex identity resolution needs may require additional workflow tooling and integrations. Fit depends on whether DSAR automation, verification, and fulfillment are needed beyond basic request intake and tracking.
Ongoing policy maintenance required
Consent configurations require periodic updates as regulations, enforcement guidance, and vendor lists change. Advertising and analytics partners also change their consent requirements and signaling expectations over time. This creates ongoing operational work to keep templates, vendor mappings, and regional rules current.
Plan & Pricing
| Plan | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| Essentials | $500 per month (as displayed on official pricing page; source formatting on the page is ambiguous) | Universal consent & preference management; designed to scale; platform/pricing is determined by monthly pageviews (web) or monthly app users (mobile). |
| Pro | $1,250 per month (as displayed on official pricing page; source formatting on the page is ambiguous) | All Essentials features, plus Compliance Monitoring. |
| Enterprise | Contact us (listed as "Contact us" on official pricing page) | All Pro features, plus Preferences Management and Data Subject Requests; custom/enterprise-level limits and features. |
Notes: The vendor's official pricing page states that website pricing is determined by monthly page views and mobile pricing by monthly app users; some text on the hosted pricing page is formatted ambiguously (examples: "$500 8 /month /month", "$1,250 16 /month /month"). I have not inferred or filled in missing context beyond what is explicitly shown on the vendor's official pricing page.
Seller details
Sourcepoint Technologies, Inc.
New York, NY, USA
2015
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