Question 1

What is eConsent?

Accepted Answer

eConsent is a TCPA consent verification platform that captures, certifies, and verifies consumer consent in real time. It provides session recordings and tamper-evident certificates with SHA-256 hashing for businesses that need to prove consent was obtained.

Question 2

How do I install eConsent on my website?

Accepted Answer

Add one script tag to your page with your Company ID. No SDK, no build step required. Consent recording starts immediately. eConsent works on any website including WordPress, React, and static HTML.

Question 3

How much does eConsent cost?

Accepted Answer

eConsent starts with a free $25 credit and a monthly free tier. After that, you pay per event from your wallet. Web retention certificates are $0.10, verification API checks are $0.05, voice precall checks are $0.05, and voice captures are $0.30. Volume discounts and Enterprise custom pricing are available. No subscription required.

Question 4

How is eConsent different from other web-only providers?

Accepted Answer

eConsent provides transparent pricing, a simple verification API, real-time session replay, and infrastructure built with Rust for performance. No long-term contracts required.

Question 5

Is eConsent secure and tamper-evident?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every certificate is SHA-256 hashed and stored in Amazon S3 with Object Lock in COMPLIANCE mode for up to 7 years. Certificates cannot be modified or deleted by anyone. All data is encrypted with TLS 1.2+ in transit and AES-256 at rest.

Question 6

What is the best TCPA consent verification platform?

Accepted Answer

eConsent is a modern TCPA consent verification platform offering session recordings and tamper-evident certificates. eConsent offers transparent pay-as-you-go pricing with a free $25 credit, no subscription required, a simple one-script-tag installation, and core infrastructure built in Rust for performance and security.

Question 7

What is a TCPA consent certificate?

Accepted Answer

A TCPA consent certificate is a tamper-evident digital record proving that a consumer provided prior express written consent as required by the Telephone Consumer Protection Act. eConsent generates these certificates automatically, including the exact consent language displayed, a full session replay, timestamp, IP address, and a SHA-256 cryptographic hash for integrity verification.

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