Policies written from your answers
Answer questions about your business and get a Privacy Policy, Terms and Conditions, EULA or Disclaimer written for laws like GDPR, CCPA+CPRA and CalOPPA.
TermsFeed writes your Privacy Policy, Terms and Conditions and Cookies Policy, runs your consent banner for GDPR, CCPA and other laws, and tells you when a law change needs an update.
Paid plans start at $9 a month.
Counts from the TermsFeed database, rounded down, as of October 2026.
Type your business name and website address, and the preview shows the top of your Privacy Policy and the consent banner on your site. Nothing you type leaves your browser.
The generator and the consent banner setup ask for these details in their first steps.
TermsFeed asks about your business in plain words, writes each page from the answers and hosts it for you. You add one link and one code snippet.
The generator asks what your website or app collects, which tools it uses and where your customers live. Each question explains why it matters.
TermsFeed writes each page from your answers. Link to the page TermsFeed hosts for you, or add the text to your own site.
Paste one code snippet into your site, then add your tracking tools as vendors. Privacy Consent loads each vendor only after the visitor agrees.
Each TermsFeed generator turns your answers about your business into a finished agreement or policy, with no legal wording to write yourself.
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Privacy Consent asks visitors before scripts and embeds load, records every choice and, from the Starter plan, asks each visitor only what their region requires.
TermsFeed notifies you when privacy laws change and tells you when to update each policy. Edit the text in the Text Editor, then publish the new version.
TermsFeed generates your agreements and policies, runs your consent banner, and tells you when a law change affects your policies, so you know what to update and when.
Answer questions about your business and get a Privacy Policy, Terms and Conditions, EULA or Disclaimer written for laws like GDPR, CCPA+CPRA and CalOPPA.
Analytics, ads and videos load after the visitor agrees, with Cookie Consent for free, or Privacy Consent with rules by visitor location.
Get a notice when a law change affects your agreements and policies, and know which ones to update and when.
Match your agreements, policies and consent banner to your business, with the colors and style of your brand.
Select what applies to your website or app. The checklist names each page and tool, the law or platform rule behind it, and the TermsFeed product that writes or runs it.
Select what applies, and the pages and tools your site needs appear here.
A summary for orientation, not legal advice.
TermsFeed covers the legal requirements that come with the platforms you use. Google Analytics requires a Privacy Policy and user consent, and Amazon requires an affiliate disclaimer: the table lists what each platform asks for.
| If you use | You need | Why |
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| Google Analytics | Privacy Policy | Google asks every website that uses Google Analytics for a Privacy Policy and consent management. |
| Google Ads | Privacy Policy | A Privacy Policy and consent management are mandatory before running ad campaigns like remarketing. |
| Google AdSense | Privacy Policy | Website owners must have a Privacy Policy and display a consent notice before showing personalized ads. |
| Privacy Policy | A Privacy Policy is required if you run ad remarketing campaigns, manage a Facebook Page, or have a Facebook app. | |
| Apple App Store | Privacy PolicyTerms and Conditions or EULA | All app developers must provide a Privacy Policy, Terms and Conditions (T&C), or EULA, especially when dealing with user-generated content. |
| Google Play Store | Privacy Policy | App developers are required to have a Privacy Policy and meet additional compliance requirements. |
| PayPal | Privacy Policy | Businesses must comply with privacy laws and regulations, which includes having a Privacy Policy. |
| Amazon | Affiliate disclaimer | Website owners who post affiliate links must include an affiliate disclaimer. |
Privacy laws apply to small businesses as well as large ones. The table shows when each law applies, the penalty it sets, and how TermsFeed covers each requirement.
| Law | Applies when | Penalty or consequence | How TermsFeed covers it |
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| GDPREuropean Union | A business offers goods or services to people in the EU, or monitors their behavior, wherever the business is based. | Up to €20 million or 4% of worldwide annual turnover, whichever is higher (GDPR, Article 83(5)). |
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| UK GDPRUnited Kingdom | A business offers goods or services to people in the UK, or monitors their behavior. | Up to £17.5 million or 4% of worldwide annual turnover, whichever is higher (Data Protection Act 2018, section 157). |
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| ePrivacy DirectiveEuropean Union | A website stores or reads non-essential cookies (analytics, advertising, embedded videos) on the devices of visitors in the EU. | Consent comes before non-essential cookies (Directive 2002/58/EC, Article 5(3)). Each EU country sets its own fines. |
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| CCPA+CPRACalifornia | A for-profit business above the CCPA thresholds collects personal information from California residents. | Up to $2,500 per violation, or $7,500 per intentional violation or one involving the data of a minor, as set in Cal. Civ. Code §1798.155, adjusted for inflation. |
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| CalOPPACalifornia | A commercial website or online service collects personal information from California residents. | A posted Privacy Policy is required (Cal. Bus. & Prof. Code §22575). |
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| Google EU user consent policyEEA, UK and Switzerland | A website or app uses Google advertising (Google Ads, AdSense) for users in the European Economic Area (EEA), the UK or Switzerland. | Not a fine: without consent, personalized ads and remarketing stop for those users. |
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A summary for orientation, not legal advice.
Free cookie plugins focus on the consent banner, and doing it yourself means writing the policy text and adding every script by hand. TermsFeed covers the legal pages and the consent banner in one account.
| Feature | Free cookie plugins | Doing it yourselfHand-written policies, templates, scripts added by hand | TermsFeedAgreements, policies and Privacy Consent |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Yes | No fee, only your time | Yes |
| Privacy Policy and Terms | Rarely | Manual | Yes |
| Blocks scripts until consent | Varies | Manual | Yes |
| Rules by visitor location | Rarely | Rarely | Yes, from the Starter plan |
| Consent log | Rarely | Rarely | Yes, on every plan |
| Google Consent Mode v2 | Varies | Manual | Yes, on every plan |
TermsFeed writes standard legal pages and runs consent banners for small businesses. Some needs call for a lawyer or a larger platform, and the list says which.
Over 1.9 million customers have created a legal agreement with TermsFeed.
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