📦 Website Legal Starter Kit

Generate all essential policies at once with a single form.

Why Use a Legal Starter Kit?

Every website needs multiple legal documents to be fully compliant with global privacy regulations. Instead of generating each policy individually, our Legal Starter Kit lets you create all essential documents at once — saving you time and ensuring consistency across your legal pages. Enter your business details once, and the kit automatically populates your company name, website URL, and contact information across all selected policies.

The bundle includes Privacy Policy (required by GDPR, CCPA, and most laws), Terms & Conditions (protects your intellectual property), Cookie Policy (required for EU users), Disclaimer (limits liability), and optional Refund Policy and Terms of Service for commerce and SaaS platforms.

All documents are generated in a single downloadable HTML file, ready to be added to your website. The entire process takes under 2 minutes and is completely free — no signup, no watermarks, no hidden charges.

Select Policies to Generate

What is in the starter kit, and why these documents

Most new websites need the same four or five legal pages, and they need them to agree with each other — the cookie policy should name the same analytics tool the privacy policy does, and the terms should point at the refund policy the shop actually follows. The starter kit asks for your business details once and generates the set together so they stay consistent.

  • Privacy Policy — required under GDPR, UK GDPR, CCPA/CPRA and most other privacy laws the moment you collect any personal data, including through analytics or a contact form.
  • Terms and Conditions — the contract with your users: acceptable use, liability limits, intellectual property, governing law, and payment terms if you sell anything.
  • Cookie Policy — what cookies and similar technologies you set, why, for how long, and how visitors can refuse them; needed alongside a consent banner in the EU and UK.
  • Disclaimer — limits reliance on your content; essential for sites offering health, financial, legal or fitness information, and for affiliate sites, which also need a disclosure of paid links.
  • Refund and Shipping Policies (shops only) — consumer law in the EU, UK, Australia and many US states requires these to be visible before purchase, and card networks expect them for chargeback defence.

Where to put them

Link every document from the footer of every page, and link the terms and privacy policy again at any point where a user creates an account, subscribes or pays. App stores require the privacy policy URL in the listing itself. Keep each document at a stable URL — regulators, payment providers and app reviewers will cite the address you gave them.

Generated documents are a starting point built from standard clauses. Review them for accuracy against what your business really does, and involve a lawyer if you process sensitive data, sell to minors, or operate in a regulated sector.