TrustedForm alternative with a predictable subscription
Choose consent software around the evidence your team needs and the requirements your buyers set. ConsentVerified combines disclosure language checks, consent certificates, verification before contact, and evidence storage in a flat subscription with defined monthly limits. Compare that workflow with ActiveProspect TrustedForm before changing your lead operations.
Compare the work behind each consent record
ActiveProspect organizes TrustedForm around Certify, Verify, and Retain. Those products capture evidence of a form submission, support verification, and preserve certificates. ConsentVerified brings capture, disclosure review, buyer checks, and storage into subscription plans. Both approaches support an evidence workflow. Neither makes every captured lead lawful to contact.
| Decision area | ActiveProspect TrustedForm | ConsentVerified |
|---|---|---|
| Consent capture | Certify creates a certificate associated with a form submission. | A capture snippet records the disclosure and submission evidence and issues a certificate ID. |
| Buyer verification | Verify supports checks associated with TrustedForm certificates. | Checks phone match, seller named, consent age, and disclosure score before contact. |
| Retention | Retain preserves certificates under the vendor's retention offering. | Evidence retention follows the selected subscription plan. |
| Disclosure review for buyers | No built-in disclosure language audit for buyers in the workflow compared here. | Disclosure language checks are part of the product alongside lead verification. |
| Billing | Usage-based billing with per-certificate pricing published on the vendor's site. | Flat subscription pricing with defined monthly allowances. |
| Buyer requirements | Fits agreements that specifically require TrustedForm certificates. | Fits agreements that accept ConsentVerified evidence and verification. |
Review TrustedForm product information for the vendor's current capabilities, retention terms, and pricing. Product packaging can change, so confirm the terms that apply to your intended use.
When TrustedForm is the right choice
TrustedForm can be the right choice when a buyer agreement requires its certificate or your existing lead supply chain already relies on its capture and retention workflow. A change in software should not break a contractual requirement or remove access to evidence your team may need later.
Keep TrustedForm where its specific verification capabilities meet your acceptance policy and its billing structure suits your volume. Before replacing it, ask each buyer which evidence format it accepts, which checks it expects, and who is responsible for retaining the certificate. The answer may differ across your buyers.
When ConsentVerified fits your operation
ConsentVerified fits teams that want a single workflow for reviewing disclosure wording, recording submissions, checking purchased leads, and retrieving evidence. It is especially useful when a compliance manager needs to see why a lead fails a check and an operations manager needs to keep that lead out of the dialer.
Your verification policy can examine whether the submitted phone matches, whether the seller appears in the recorded disclosure, how old the consent is, and what the disclosure score flags. A score is a review aid. Your team still decides whether the evidence supports the intended contact under applicable law and its own policies.
Start with Growth on the pricing page for a lead generator or buyer managing several vendors. Growth costs $499 per month, or $249 per month billed yearly. Review the published allowances before selecting a plan. The subscription gives you a defined budget within those limits, rather than unlimited usage.
Move new submissions without losing older evidence
Begin with an inventory of your forms, buyers, certificate fields, retention obligations, and integrations. Review disclosure language before adding the ConsentVerified capture snippet. Then connect the certificate ID to the lead record so your intake workflow can retrieve the right evidence before contact.
- Confirm that each buyer accepts the new certificate format.
- Check capture on the forms and devices your visitors use.
- Compare recorded disclosures with the seller and channel your team intends to use.
- Keep existing certificates accessible under the retention arrangements that cover them.
- Update vendor instructions and lead return rules before changing acceptance requirements.
A new certificate does not recreate a past session. Do not replace an older record with a newly generated record that suggests the original event was captured by a different service. Keep the original evidence and its provenance intact. See how proof of consent works for the capture and retrieval workflow.
Run both services where your buyers need them
You can retain TrustedForm for buyers that require it while using ConsentVerified for disclosure review and newly captured ConsentVerified records. Record each provider's identifier separately, and make it clear which evidence supports each decision. Configure and test both capture integrations on your own forms before relying on them together.
Running services side by side does not mean their certificates are interchangeable. ConsentVerified does not turn a TrustedForm certificate into a ConsentVerified certificate, and the comparison does not imply a native connector. Keep provider-specific retrieval and retention arrangements in place. Use the lead buyer workflow to define acceptance checks around the evidence you actually receive.
Questions to resolve before switching
Replacing a required certificate
ConsentVerified replaces a buyer's TrustedForm requirement only if that buyer agrees to accept it. Confirm the requirement before changing capture or certificate delivery.
Understanding subscription limits
Flat pricing includes defined monthly allowances for certificates, verifications, and related activity. Compare those allowances with your expected usage on the pricing page.
Deciding whether to call
A certificate records evidence. You must still review the seller, channel, disclosure, revocation history, suppression checks, and other requirements relevant to the contact.
Preserving older evidence
A new capture setup does not transfer existing retention contracts or reconstruct earlier sessions. Preserve access to older records and agree on an evidence handoff before changing services.
Getting legal guidance
ConsentVerified is a compliance tool, not a law firm. The checker does not provide legal advice. Use the findings to support review by your compliance team and qualified counsel.
Put your next lead through a consistent review
Review your disclosure, capture the submission, and verify the evidence before contact. Compare consent verification features with the requirements in your buyer agreements, then choose the subscription that fits your workflow.