Privacy laws now reach ordinary small sites — analytics cookies and email forms count as data collection, ad networks and payment processors contractually require a privacy policy, and a terms page is what limits your liability when something goes sideways. Answer 7 quick questions and get all four legal pages customized to what your site actually does, plus the plain-English compliance playbook.
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A decade ago, legal pages were big-company theater. Now three forces make them table stakes for everyone: privacy statutes (Europe's GDPR and a growing roster of US state laws) define "personal data" broadly enough to cover analytics and email forms; the services you depend on — Stripe, PayPal, Google AdSense, Meta ads, app stores, email platforms — contractually require a posted privacy policy; and courts enforce well-posted terms that limit liability, protect your content, and set dispute ground rules. The pack generates all of it matched to your actual site:
Formally, most US state privacy laws kick in at volume thresholds (commonly 35,000–100,000+ residents' data per year) that small sites don't hit, and GDPR applies when you target or monitor people in Europe. But practically, the honest-disclosure baseline is the same everywhere, your vendors require it regardless, and writing the policy to that baseline means you don't rewrite it as you grow. The playbook's decision guide walks each law in plain English.
Website Legal Pack provides self-help templates and general information, not legal advice, and is not a law firm. Privacy and consumer laws vary by jurisdiction and change quickly — for regulated industries (health, finance, children's services) or EU-focused businesses, have counsel review your final pages. Facts verified July 2026.
Built by John R. Detty — 22 years as a U.S. Navy Legalman, retired. Two decades in Navy legal offices taught me one thing: the right paper, sent the right way, gets results. Not a lawyer, and this isn't legal advice — just paperwork that means business.