Privacy Policy Generators

The order to build a store’s legal pages with Termly: check the CCPA thresholds first, generate policies before the banner, scan and classify cookies, then install the snippet as the first script in the head. Includes what each tier really gives you and what to skip.

TermsFeed sells policies you own outright. WPLP rents you a running compliance system inside WordPress from $48 a year. The choice is about maintenance, not price.

WPLP Compliance Platform runs from $8 a month, but annual billing costs $48 rather than $96. Every plan, the scan limits that decide your tier, and where it fits a WordPress store.

TermsFeed charges per provision as a one-time purchase, from $10 to $82, then sells cookie consent as a $10/mo subscription. Here is what a real ecommerce store actually ends up paying.

Most Shopify stores have a cookie banner that does nothing. It appears, the visitor clicks accept or ignores it, and Google Analytics fires either way because nobody configured the blocking. That’s the appearance of compliance with none of the substance, and it’s the single most common mistake in this whole area. This guide from Ecommerce […]

This comparison comes down to one question everything else follows from: do you want to rent your legal documents or own them? Termly charges a monthly subscription and keeps your policies current as regulations change. TermsFeed charges once per document and you keep it forever, frozen at the moment you bought it. Neither approach is […]

Termly bundles legal document generation and cookie consent management into one subscription, which is convenient and also means you’re paying for both halves whether you need both or not. If you already have policies drafted and only need a banner, or you only want documents and no recurring subscription at all, there are better fits. […]

Termly’s pricing looks simple: free, $14, $20, or call us. What that pricing page does not make obvious is that the $14 tier is a trap for most ecommerce stores, that the caps are per website rather than per account, and that one specific feature gated behind the top plan directly affects whether your Google […]