Privacy Policy Generator for Online Businesses
Your privacy policy should match your data flow, your tools, and the laws tied to where your customers live.
A generic privacy template can miss required disclosures when your business uses cookies, analytics tools, ad platforms, support systems, or recurring billing flows that collect and share personal data.
TermsBuilder asks structured questions about your collection categories, tracking setup, customer regions, and request paths so the generated privacy package reflects how your business operates day to day.
The one time Privacy Package includes a Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy that you keep, while Auto Updates adds ongoing review and managed updates while the subscription stays active.
What Your Documents Will Cover
- Data categories and use disclosures tied to your workflow
- Cookie and tracking disclosures tied to your tools
- State privacy rights language for supported U.S. laws
- State-specific notices when your answers trigger them
- GDPR and UK GDPR baseline disclosures for supported use cases
- Consumer request and contact pathways that match your process
- Hosted versions and downloadable copies for publication
- Optional Auto Updates for managed legal change rollout
Get Your Privacy Policy Legal Documents
Buy a single document, save with the bundle, or add Auto Updates to keep everything current.
Terms & Conditions
- Single document tailored to your business
- Download plus hosted version
- Keep it forever
Privacy Policy
- Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy tailored to your business
- Download plus hosted versions for both
- Keep both forever
Bundle
- Terms & Conditions, Privacy Policy, and Cookie Policy
- Save $49 vs. buying separately
- Download plus hosted versions for all three
Auto Updates
- Includes Terms & Conditions, Privacy Policy, and Cookie Policy
- Ongoing updates with active subscription
- Can be started now or added later
A Cookie Policy is included with Privacy Policy, the Bundle, and Auto Updates.
Related Reading
What Your Privacy Policy Needs to Include
The CCPA as amended by the CPRA and the GDPR set most of what a privacy policy has to say, from the categories you collect to the rights you grant, so a policy built on the statutory list holds up where a generic one fails.
Privacy Policy Requirements by State in 2026
State privacy laws change privacy policy drafting in different ways. Some states add website disclosure rules, some change the opt out path, and some require a separate notice.