TermsFeed

TermsFeed generates legal agreements for websites and applications, covering privacy policies, terms and conditions, cookies policies, disclaimers, end user licence agreements, return and refund policies, terms of service and terms of use, alongside cookie consent and CCPA opt-out tools.

Pricing by provision rather than by plan is the distinguishing commercial model and it produces genuinely different economics. A premium privacy policy covering GDPR, CCPA, CPRA and CalOPPA is 82 dollars, with COPPA provisions a further 34 dollars, analytics provisions such as Google Analytics 24 dollars, and email marketing provisions such as Mailchimp 14 dollars. A site with no children's audience and no email list pays for neither.

That model suits a one-off purchase in a way a subscription does not, and it is worth weighing against the alternative honestly. A business launching one website and not planning to revisit its legal pages prefers to pay once, while a business whose obligations will change prefers a subscription that keeps the document current. Neither is wrong, and the choice depends on which describes the buyer.

Free templates are published alongside the paid generators for privacy policy, terms and conditions, EULA, terms of service, terms of use, cookies policy, disclaimer, return and refund and service level agreements, which lets someone see the shape of the document before buying. Cookie consent, a CCPA opt-out mechanism and an I Agree checkbox are offered as embeddable tools, with a money-back guarantee stated.