Compliance & Legal Policies
Your website is probably
not compliant.
Let's fix that.
Privacy policies, terms of service, and cookie consent... configured for your site, kept current as laws change, and managed so you don't have to think about it.
Available Policies
Know what you need - and what you don't.
Not every business needs every policy. Here's what each one covers and who typically needs it — so you're not paying for things that don't apply to you.
Privacy Policy
Discloses what personal data your site collects, how it's used, how it's stored, and what rights visitors have over their information.
Any site with a contact form, analytics, or third-party tools like Google Ads or Facebook Pixel.
Terms of Service
Establishes the rules for using your website or services which includes acceptable use, intellectual property, and limits on your liability.
Any business with a public-facing website, especially those offering services, subscriptions, or online content.
Disclaimer
Health, legal, financial, real estate, fitness, and other advice-adjacent businesses.
Required alongside the Cookie Policy for any site subject to GDPR or similar opt-in consent laws.
Cookie Policy & Consent
Discloses what cookies your site sets, what they do, and gives visitors the ability to consent or opt out before tracking begins.
Any site using Google Analytics, ad pixels, or session tracking that may serve visitors in the EU or California.
Why It Matters
Most small business websites aren't compliant. The fines are real.
Over a dozen US states have passed privacy laws — and more are coming. These laws don't care where your business is located. They protect the visitor, wherever they are. A contact form collecting a name and email address is enough to trigger compliance requirements.
Fines up to $7,500 per violation
Some state laws allow per-visitor fines. A single unaddressed complaint can escalate quickly.
Private right of action
Several states allow individual citizens to sue businesses directly — not just regulators.
Laws change constantly
A policy written once goes stale. Without auto-updates, your policy may be non-compliant within months.
Generic templates don't cut it
Copy-paste privacy policies from the internet aren't tailored to your actual data practices and may not hold up.
What's Included
Everything in the service.
Simple pricing and we handle setup and stay involved , you're not left to manage it yourself after the first invoice.
Policy Generation
Via Termageddon
Core, plugin, and theme updates applied on a regular schedule. We test before applying major updates so a bad plugin doesn't take down your site.
Setup & Configuration
Done for you
We configure the policies to reflect your actual data practices — what you collect, how you use it, what third-party tools you run. Not a generic questionnaire answer.
Site Embedding
Done for you
Policies embedded and linked correctly on your site — footer links, contact form disclosures, and cookie banners placed where they need to be.
Automatic Policy Updates
Laws change — yours won't lag
When privacy laws are added or amended, Termageddon updates your policies automatically. You don't need to monitor legislation or remember to update anything.
Ongoing Support
Direct access
Questions about your policies, changes to your site that affect data collection, or anything that needs updating — contact us directly. No vendor support queue.
Your policies update automatically when laws change.
Most businesses set up a privacy policy once and forget it. That policy becomes non-compliant within months as new state laws pass. With Termageddon, your policies stay current without you doing anything.
FAQ
Common Questions
Have a question that isn't here? Reach out and we'll give you a straight answer.
Contact UsDoes my small business website really need a privacy policy?
Almost certainly yes. If your site has a contact form, uses Google Analytics, or is accessible to visitors in states with privacy laws — which includes California, Virginia, Colorado, and over a dozen others — you're subject to compliance requirements. The threshold is much lower than most people assume.
What's the difference between this and a free privacy policy generator?
Free generators produce static, generic documents that aren't tailored to your data practices and don't update when laws change. Termageddon policies are written by privacy attorneys, configured to your specific situation, and automatically updated as legislation evolves. A free template written in 2021 is likely already out of date.
What laws does this cover?
GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, and all current US state privacy laws. As new state laws pass, Termageddon's legal team updates the policy language and your policies update automatically.
Do I need this if I already have a privacy policy on my site?
It depends on when it was written and how it was created. If it's a static document that hasn't been updated recently, or a generic template, it's likely incomplete or out of date. We can review what you have and tell you honestly whether it's sufficient.
What platform do you build on?
WordPress. It's the most widely supported platform available, and it means you're never locked in. You own the site and can take it to any developer or hosting provider if you ever need to.
Is this a one-time fee or ongoing?
Ongoing, on a monthly or yearly basis. The auto-update feature requires an active subscription, that's how Termageddon maintains and updates the policies as laws change. There's no long-term contract.
Ready to Get Covered
Book a 15-minute intake call.
Free consultation. We'll talk through what you need, look at what you have, and tell you honestly what it would take to get there.