Website Legal Bundle: Privacy Policy, Terms and Disclaimers/Disclosures

Do you need to get some legal docs in your website footer, but aren't sure what you ACTUALLY need?

This Website Legal Bundle includes an attorney-drafted privacy policy, website terms, and a disclaimer/disclosure swipe file for your modern website that will keep you compliant with state and federal privacy regulations AND make sure you are square with third-party terms (e.g. a privacy policy is required if you're running Facebook ads!)

This all-in-one legal bundle comes with color-coded highlighted fields so that you can customize it to YOUR business rather than someone else's site, content, and offers. The template will make sure your visitors have a clear and transparent experience on your site, regardless of the website platform it's built on. It includes all of the legalese to make your digital home base legit.

Some people are handling their website compliance by...

• trying to remain in blissful ignorance

• crossing fingers

• living on a prayer

• relying on the policy that "fell off a truck" somewhere on the internet

• clinging to bad advice they got in a FB Group, a shady business guru, or from google law school...

The bottom line = you are a business owner and the buck stops with you. Don't rely on your hosting platform or web developer to CYA legally where your business baby is concerned. This is YOUR business and your website -- make sure it is protected the way it should be.

Within 20 minutes of downloading, you will be ready to get your entire website legally legit! 

This template is perfect for:

• content creators or influencers

• photographers

• eCommerce sites

• coaches, authors, and digital product owners 

• teacher influencers who sell from their own site

• makers who sell from their own site

• online course instructors

• graphic designers

• other creative service-based businesses

• wedding and event planners and vendors

• stylists 

• Anyone with a website that collects ANY information (yep -- that is you -- do you run analytics? Do you have an email opt-in? You need a Privacy Policy...YESTERDAY!!

This template covers:

• Data collection from children/minors

• What data you collect

• What you do with it

• Who else has access to the data you collect

• Outlines GDPR rights for EU visitors

• Outlines CPPA/CPRA rights for CA visitors

• DMCA compliance and disclosures

• Policy towards data/content that is uploaded/shared through site through community features like enabled comments, forums, or reviews

• How privacy is handled in the sale of your business 

• What are cookies and how do you use them

• SMS texting

• PLUS all the legal hocus-pocus to make it legit! 

....AND there's more!!

• Rules for anyone visiting your site

• Guidelines about posting violent/offensive content

• Guidelines about posting content that infringes on your copyright

• Minors/children use policy

• Linking/attribution policy

• User account policy (need to include if visitors can create user accounts upon checkout)

• Affiliate/ad policy and disclosure

• Refund/exchange policy

• Dispute resolution policy

• Professional advice disclaimer

• Earnings disclaimer

• Medical/legal/financial advice disclaimer

• Testimonial disclaimer

• PLUS all the legalese to make it legit!

Best Practice: combine the privacy policy in this bundle WITH a cookie banner or cookie “pop-up” on your site that will allow users to accept (or not consent to) cookies or customize their cookie experience, especially if you are frequently adding new cookies, pixels, beacons or other third-party tracking as part of your online marketing strategy. 

Note: This template may not be a good fit (it’s a good start, but you may need more privacy support)  if you are a larger eCommerce site or ad-ops business and: 

• You are subject to the CPRA (California Privacy Rights Act)  as of January 1, 2023, meaning  you have a “for-profit business” that: 

• 1)has $25 million in annual gross revenue OR 

•  2)processes data of at least 100,000 or more California consumers OR

•  3) derives 50% of more annual revenue from selling/sharing personal information of data