Get your website privacy-compliant in a weekend.
Editable privacy policy, cookie-consent setup, and a plain-English compliance builder. No law degree required. No four-figure invoice.
You're collecting customer data — and quietly hoping it's all legal.
You don't need to become a privacy lawyer. You need the few concrete steps that actually matter — and the templates to do them.
No real privacy policy
You copy-pasted one years ago, or you don't have one at all. It's the first thing a regulator — or a careful customer — looks for.
Cookie banner guesswork
Your banner probably loads trackers before anyone clicks "accept" — a common, fixable mistake that's technically non-compliant.
"Does GDPR even apply to me?"
If you have EU, UK, or US-state customers — very likely yes. The obligations are manageable once you know which ones apply.
Everything to get compliant — in one kit.
Guidance plus editable templates. Not legal jargon.
The Compliance Builder guide
Know exactly what applies to your business — and what doesn't.
Walks you through the five privacy foundations in order, in plain English. You'll know which regulations apply, what your website needs, and what you can safely skip.
Editable privacy policy template
A real policy on your site in minutes, not weeks.
Fill-in-the-blanks, plain-English, ready for your footer. Covers the disclosures GDPR and US-state laws require. You're not starting from scratch — you're editing a field-tested starting point.
Cookie consent setup guide
Stop guessing whether your cookie banner actually works.
Step-by-step: how to run a banner that's compliant — consent before tracking, equal accept/reject buttons, the specific settings most tools get wrong.
The 10-point compliance checklist
See your gaps at a glance — and close them one by one.
Every action on one tickable page. Check off what's done, see what's left. This is your scoreboard until you're compliant.
Three steps. One weekend. Done.
Download and read the Builder
Instant PDF download. The guide tells you exactly what applies to your business — you'll know within 30 minutes.
Fill in the templates
Edit the privacy policy with your details. Follow the cookie-consent setup. No blank page — every section has guidance.
Publish and move on
Add your policy to your site, configure your banner, tick off the checklist. Compliant — no lawyer required.
Built for small online businesses that collect customer data.
One kit. One payment. Yours forever.
The alternative
For a single small business — and you still do the implementation yourself.
- The GDPR Compliance Builder (guide)
- Editable privacy policy template
- Cookie consent setup guide
- 10-point compliance checklist
- Free updates when laws change
- Single-business commercial use
A note from the maker
I built this because I was the person Googling "do I need a privacy policy" at midnight. Every answer was either a 40-page legal PDF or a $1,500 quote from a law firm. Neither helped.
So I did the research, talked to privacy professionals, and built the kit I wished existed: the minimum viable set of templates and guidance that gets a small online business from "I have no idea" to "I'm covered" — in a weekend, not a quarter.
It's not legal advice. It's the practical starting point that makes the legal review (if you want one) faster, cheaper, and far less intimidating.
— Matt
The honest FAQ
Is this legal advice?
No — and we say so plainly. This is practical guidance and a set of starting-point templates to help you get organized and compliant on the common cases. It's not a substitute for a lawyer, and you should have a qualified professional review anything before you rely on it. What it does is make that review faster, cheaper, and far less daunting.
Does GDPR actually apply to my small business?
If you offer products or services to people in the EU or UK, or collect their data (even a newsletter signup), you're very likely in scope — regardless of where you're based. The kit includes a plain-English test so you can check in minutes.
I'm in the US. Is this still useful?
Yes. A growing list of US states (California, Virginia, Colorado, Connecticut, and more through 2026) have their own privacy laws, and their core requirements rhyme closely with GDPR. Do the GDPR foundations well and you're most of the way to US-state compliance too.
How much does a privacy lawyer cost?
A lawyer reviewing or drafting a privacy policy typically charges $500–$2,000+ for a single document. This kit gives you editable starting-point templates and plain-English guidance for $19 — and makes any future legal review much faster and cheaper because you're not starting from zero.
What format is it in?
A PDF guide plus editable template files you can copy and fill in. Instant download after purchase — no waiting, no account to manage.
Will this keep me compliant as laws change?
The kit includes free updates. When privacy laws change, we update the templates and guidance. You get the new version at no extra cost.
What if it's not for me?
30-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked. If it doesn't make your compliance clearer, email us for a full refund.
Stop putting off compliance.
Get the templates, fill them in this weekend, and cross it off your list.
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Disclaimer: Privacy Law Templates provides general educational information and starting-point templates. This is not legal advice and does not create a lawyer–client relationship. Privacy law varies by jurisdiction and by how your business operates. Consult a qualified privacy professional or attorney for your specific situation.