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Privacy Policy Generator

A privacy policy built for your website, not every website

Most privacy policy generators spit out the same generic template with your company name pasted in. CompliKit asks what data you actually collect and generates a policy that's accurate for your specific business — GDPR, CCPA, and CalOPPA compliant.

Generate My Privacy Policy Includes 6 legal documents — $19 launch special

What is a privacy policy and why does your website need one?

A privacy policy is a legal document that tells your website visitors what personal data you collect, how you use it, who you share it with, and what rights they have over their information. It's not optional — it's legally required in most jurisdictions the moment your website collects any personal data.

"Personal data" is broader than you think. Email addresses collected via contact forms, IP addresses logged by your server, cookies set by Google Analytics, and names submitted through checkouts all count. If you have a website, you're collecting personal data.

Operating without a privacy policy exposes you to regulatory fines, platform bans (App Store, Google Play, Facebook Ads all require one), and loss of user trust. The question isn't whether you need one — it's whether yours actually covers your business.

GDPR — European Union

Required for any business with EU users. Fines up to €20M or 4% of global revenue. Must specify legal basis for data processing.

CCPA — California

Required if you serve California residents and meet size thresholds. Users have the right to know what's collected and opt out of sale.

CalOPPA — California

Applies to any website accessible to Californians, regardless of where you're based. Requires disclosure of data collection practices.

ePrivacy Directive — EU

Cookie consent and disclosure requirements for EU visitors. Works alongside GDPR compliance.

What your generated privacy policy covers

CompliKit generates a policy section by section, based on how your business actually operates.

Data collection disclosure

Exactly what data you collect: forms, analytics, cookies, account creation, purchases, and user content.

Purpose and legal basis

Why you collect each type of data and the legal basis (consent, legitimate interest, contract) under GDPR.

Third-party tool disclosure

Your specific integrations: Stripe, Google Analytics, Mailchimp, Intercom — disclosed accurately by name.

User rights (GDPR + CCPA)

Right to access, rectification, deletion, portability, and opt-out of data sale. Compliant with both frameworks.

Data retention and security

How long you keep data and the security measures you use to protect it.

Children's privacy (COPPA)

Clear statement on whether your service is directed at children and how you handle under-13 data.

Cookie policy integration

Types of cookies used, purpose of each, and how users can manage or opt out of tracking.

Contact and DPO information

How users can contact you for privacy requests, including Data Protection Officer details if required.

Privacy policy included in the complete compliance bundle

A privacy policy alone doesn't make your website fully compliant. You also need terms of service, a cookie policy, and policies that cover refunds, liability, and acceptable use. CompliKit generates all six — customized to your business — in one session.

  • 🔒 Privacy Policy
  • 📄 Terms of Service
  • 🍪 Cookie Policy
  • ↩️ Refund Policy
  • ⚠️ Disclaimer
  • ✅ Acceptable Use Policy
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Privacy policy questions, answered

What you need to know before you generate yours.

Yes. If your website collects any personal data — including email addresses, IP addresses, or analytics data — you are legally required to have a privacy policy under GDPR (EU), CCPA (California), CalOPPA, and similar laws worldwide. This applies even if you're a one-person operation. Penalties for non-compliance can reach 4% of global annual revenue under GDPR.
A compliant privacy policy must cover: what data you collect and why, how data is used and stored, who you share data with (third parties, analytics tools), user rights (access, deletion, opt-out), cookie usage, data retention periods, and contact information for privacy inquiries. Generic templates often miss specifics that apply to your business — especially your third-party tool integrations.
Free templates are one-size-fits-all. They don't reflect your actual data practices, the tools you use (Stripe, Google Analytics, Mailchimp, Intercom), or your specific jurisdiction. CompliKit asks about your business and generates a privacy policy that accurately describes how your business handles data — which is what regulators and users actually expect. A policy that says "we may collect data" is weaker than one that says "we collect email addresses via signup forms and process payment information through Stripe."
Yes. The legal validity of a privacy policy comes from its content — does it accurately describe your data practices and meet regulatory requirements? Our generator produces policies based on actual legal requirements and your specific business inputs. The documents are yours to use and can be reviewed by a lawyer if your situation is complex. For the vast majority of online businesses, they're exactly what you need.
Update your privacy policy whenever your data practices change: adding new analytics tools, starting to collect new data types, changing third-party integrations, or entering new markets. For most small businesses, a policy review once or twice a year is sufficient. At $19 for all 6 documents, regenerating your full compliance bundle when your business evolves costs less than an hour of legal consultation.

Your privacy policy should describe your business. Not every business.

Fill out a 10-question intake form and get a privacy policy — and 5 other legal documents — that actually reflects what your business does.

Generate My Privacy Policy — $19