The self-hosted ProvePrivacy (representative vendor) alternative
Complia: Since 19 June 2026, UK data controllers acknowledge a data-protection complaint within 30 days (DPA 2018 s.164A). Complia, a self-hosted complaints register, records each complaint, its clock and its outcome. Own it once, run it on your own server, and stop paying ProvePrivacy (representative vendor) every month.
Stop renting ProvePrivacy (representative vendor).
ProvePrivacy (representative vendor) No public price - quote-gated category (verified) Complia is $79 once, runs on your own server, and never invoices you again.
If you need workload allocation and escalation between people, stay where you are — Complia keeps the register, the attachments, a named owner per complaint and acknowledgment reminders.
What Complia deliberately doesn't do is on its product page.
Why owning beats renting ProvePrivacy (representative vendor).
No monthly, per-seat or per-location fees. The license is perpetual.
It never lives in ProvePrivacy (representative vendor)'s cloud.
Records and users are limited by your hosting, not by a pricing tier.
Self-hosted software can't be sunset or repriced out from under you.
The fair trade-offs: you host it, back it up and apply updates yourself. See the product page for its limits, and the full Complia vs renting comparison.
Questions about moving off ProvePrivacy (representative vendor).
Does this make me DUAA-compliant?
Is the 19 June 2026 deadline real?
Will this run on shared hosting?
Can multiple organizations share one install?
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- ProvePrivacy (representative vendor): price checked 2026-09-03, source“does not display any specific numeric pricing or plan names with prices ... 'Book a demo' buttons appear throughout”
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