Comparison
How to choose a privacy policy generator in 2026
No privacy policy generator is right for every site; the right tool depends on whether you also need a cookie consent banner, automatic legal updates, documents in several languages, a one-time price, or visible sources for each clause. This guide compares Termly, iubenda, TermsFeed, Termageddon, GetTerms, and Legal Policy Generator on those criteria using facts from each vendor's own pages, with the date each fact was checked. Legal Policy Generator is our product, so the guide states plainly where the others are a better fit.
At a glance
| Feature | Legal Policy Generator | Termly | iubenda | TermsFeed | Termageddon | GetTerms |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Operator | Jitoma Solutions s.r.o., Olomouc, Czech Republic (European Union) | Termly Inc., with a postal address in Dover, Delaware, United States Termly terms of use, checked | iubenda s.r.l., Milan, Italy (European Union) iubenda pricing page, checked | Terms refer to the "TermsFeed.com website" as the company. Legal entity and country: not stated on their site as of September 23, 2026. TermsFeed terms of use, checked | Termageddon, founded in 2016 by a licensed privacy attorney and a former Chicago web design agency owner Termageddon about page, checked | General Labs, under the laws of Western Australia, Australia GetTerms terms of service, checked |
| Paid pricing | Advanced document $5.00 one-time, or $5.99 with hosting; public hosting $0.99 one-time; optional $5.00 monthly subscription | Starter USD 14 per month billed monthly or USD 10 per month billed annually; Pro+ USD 20 per month billed monthly or USD 15 per month billed annually; Agency custom pricing from 10 websites; 30-day money-back guarantee Termly pricing page, checked | Essentials EUR 4.99 per month billed yearly or EUR 5.99 billed monthly; Advanced EUR 19.99 per month billed yearly or EUR 21.99 billed monthly; Ultimate EUR 79.99 per month billed yearly or EUR 89.99 billed monthly; 14-day trial iubenda pricing page, checked | One-time payments per provision, for example USD 82 for GDPR, CCPA, CPRA, and CalOPPA provisions, USD 34 for COPPA, and USD 24 for analytics; 7-day refund policy TermsFeed pricing page, checked | USD 12 per month or USD 119 per year per website; one licence includes all policies for one website or app Termageddon pricing page, checked | Starter USD 5 per month per website billed annually, USD 9 billed monthly, or USD 199 lifetime; Business USD 8 per month billed annually, USD 12 billed monthly, or USD 249 lifetime; money-back guarantee GetTerms pricing page, checked |
| Free option | Yes: questionnaire, preview, and HTML and PDF downloads of simple policies without premium regions or advanced modules | Yes: 1 website, 1 user, 1 basic legal policy, a cookie banner with 10,000 views per month, and quarterly cookie scans Termly pricing page, checked | Yes: up to 5,000 page views per month, up to 3 services in the privacy and cookie policy, one language, no terms and conditions, and iubenda branding iubenda help article on free plan limitations, checked | Yes: simple privacy policy, terms and conditions, cookies policy, disclaimer, EULA, and return and refund policy with a limited clause set; a credits link is required TermsFeed pricing page, checked | No free plan; web design agencies receive complimentary policies for their own websites Termageddon pricing page, checked | Yes: free policies and consent banner that include GetTerms branding. Other free-version limits: not stated on their site as of September 23, 2026. GetTerms pricing page, checked |
| Document types | Privacy Policy, and Terms of Service that can be titled Terms of Use or Terms and Conditions | Privacy policy, terms and conditions, cookie policy, Impressum, EULA, acceptable use policy, refund and return policy, shipping policy, disclaimer, and accessibility statement Termly pricing page, checked | Privacy policy, cookie policy, and terms and conditions, plus a consent database and records of processing iubenda pricing page, checked | Privacy policy, terms and conditions, terms of service, terms of use, cookies policy, disclaimer, EULA, and return and refund policy TermsFeed pricing page, checked | Privacy policy, terms and conditions, disclaimer, EULA, and cookie policy Termageddon pricing page, checked | Privacy policy, cookie policy, terms of service, acceptable use policy, and return policy GetTerms pricing page, checked |
| Cookie consent banner | No cookie consent banner or consent management platform | Yes, on all plans including free; Google Consent Mode v2 and IAB TCF 2.3 on Pro+ Termly pricing page, checked | Yes, on all plans including free; Google Consent Mode v2 and IAB TCF 2.2 listed iubenda pricing page, checked | Yes, as a separate Privacy Consent subscription at USD 10 per month or USD 100 per year TermsFeed pricing page, checked | Yes, a Cookie Consent Solution is included in the licence Termageddon pricing page, checked | Yes, with consent logs, Google Consent Mode v2, and geotargeting GetTerms pricing page, checked |
| Policy updates | No automatic updates; regenerating creates a new immutable version | "Regular policy updates" on Starter and "auto-updated policies" on Pro+ Termly pricing page, checked | States that its legal team updates clauses when laws change and lists automated legal updates iubenda privacy and cookie policy generator page, checked | Automatic updates are listed for the consent tool; policies can be updated at any time. Automatic policy updates: not stated on their site as of September 23, 2026. TermsFeed pricing page, checked | Automatic updates and email notifications Termageddon pricing page, checked | "Ongoing updates" and regulation monitoring on Business GetTerms pricing page, checked |
| Legal review stated | No lawyer review claimed; each regional clause cites an official source and review date | Describes "attorney-crafted documents and policies" and says it works with a team of lawyers and legal experts Termly products page, checked | Attributes its clauses to "our lawyers" and its legal team iubenda privacy and cookie policy generator page, checked | Says it works with lawyers, attorneys, paralegals, and solicitors TermsFeed about page, checked | Founder and President is a licensed privacy attorney; the company says it keeps policies up to date as privacy laws change Termageddon about page, checked | "Written for humans, reviewed by lawyers" GetTerms pricing page, checked |
| Hosting and downloads | Hosted public page with version history; standalone HTML and PDF downloads | Embeddable HTML policies on all plans; Termly-hosted policies on Pro+ and Agency. PDF or DOCX download: not stated on their site as of September 23, 2026. Termly pricing page, checked | Hosted documents embedded through widgets, JavaScript, or an API. PDF or DOCX download: not stated on their site as of September 23, 2026. iubenda privacy and cookie policy generator page, checked | Free hosting page, iframe embed, and downloads as HTML, DOCX, plain text, and Markdown TermsFeed pricing page, checked | Policies updated automatically when monitored privacy-law changes affect the website. HTML, PDF, or DOCX download: not stated on their site as of September 23, 2026. Termageddon coverage page, checked | Hosting and embedding; export as embed, HTML, Markdown, and PDF; WordPress plugin GetTerms pricing page, checked |
| Document languages | English only for generated documents; generator pages in 10 languages | English, plus German, Spanish, and French for hosted policies Termly help article on policy languages, checked | 27 languages; the free and Essentials plans include one language iubenda privacy and cookie policy generator page, checked | Website available in 14 languages. Languages of generated documents: not stated on their site as of September 23, 2026. TermsFeed pricing page, checked | Document languages: not stated on their site as of September 23, 2026. Termageddon pricing page, checked | 7: US English, UK English, Spanish, French, Italian, German, and Hindi GetTerms pricing page, checked |
| Laws and regions | EU GDPR, UK GDPR, California CCPA/CPRA and CalOPPA, COPPA, other US state privacy laws, Brazil LGPD, Canada PIPEDA, Australian Privacy Act, and New Zealand Privacy Act 2020 | 28 data privacy laws, including GDPR, CCPA, PIPEDA, and UK GDPR, according to the pricing page Termly pricing page, checked | EU GDPR, ePrivacy Directive, UK GDPR, US privacy laws, Swiss FADP, and Brazil LGPD, with more than 2,400 clauses iubenda privacy and cookie policy generator page, checked | Provisions for GDPR, CCPA, CPRA, CalOPPA, and COPPA "and more" TermsFeed pricing page, checked | 134 listed laws, rules, and regulations, 4 of them marked upcoming: 88 United States, 16 European Union, 15 Canadian, 10 Australian, 4 United Kingdom, and 1 South African entry Termageddon coverage page, checked | GDPR, UK GDPR, CCPA, PIPEDA, and the Australian Privacy Principles, according to the pricing page GetTerms pricing page, checked |
| AI agent and MCP access | Yes: OAuth-protected MCP server for Codex, Claude, ChatGPT, and other MCP clients | An API for technical partners is mentioned. An MCP server: not stated on their site as of September 23, 2026. Termly pricing page, checked | Yes: an official MCP connector for Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT, and other MCP clients, with OAuth sign-in, on all plans including free iubenda for Claude and ChatGPT page, checked | Callback webhooks for the consent tool. A policy API or MCP server: not stated on their site as of September 23, 2026. TermsFeed pricing page, checked | An API or MCP server: not stated on their site as of September 23, 2026. Termageddon pricing page, checked | An API or MCP server: not stated on their site as of September 23, 2026. GetTerms pricing page, checked |
Pricing compared
Legal Policy Generator: The questionnaire and preview are free, and a simple policy downloads free as HTML or PDF. Public hosting costs $0.99 once. An advanced document, for example one with GDPR, California, children's-privacy, or advertising clauses, costs $5.00 once, or $5.99 with hosting. An optional $5.00 monthly subscription includes both.
Termly paid pricing: Starter USD 14 per month billed monthly or USD 10 per month billed annually; Pro+ USD 20 per month billed monthly or USD 15 per month billed annually; Agency custom pricing from 10 websites; 30-day money-back guarantee
Termly pricing page, checked
Termly free option: Yes: 1 website, 1 user, 1 basic legal policy, a cookie banner with 10,000 views per month, and quarterly cookie scans
Termly pricing page, checked
iubenda paid pricing: Essentials EUR 4.99 per month billed yearly or EUR 5.99 billed monthly; Advanced EUR 19.99 per month billed yearly or EUR 21.99 billed monthly; Ultimate EUR 79.99 per month billed yearly or EUR 89.99 billed monthly; 14-day trial
iubenda pricing page, checked
iubenda free option: Yes: up to 5,000 page views per month, up to 3 services in the privacy and cookie policy, one language, no terms and conditions, and iubenda branding
iubenda help article on free plan limitations, checked
TermsFeed paid pricing: One-time payments per provision, for example USD 82 for GDPR, CCPA, CPRA, and CalOPPA provisions, USD 34 for COPPA, and USD 24 for analytics; 7-day refund policy
TermsFeed pricing page, checked
TermsFeed free option: Yes: simple privacy policy, terms and conditions, cookies policy, disclaimer, EULA, and return and refund policy with a limited clause set; a credits link is required
TermsFeed pricing page, checked
Termageddon paid pricing: USD 12 per month or USD 119 per year per website; one licence includes all policies for one website or app
Termageddon pricing page, checked
Termageddon free option: No free plan; web design agencies receive complimentary policies for their own websites
Termageddon pricing page, checked
GetTerms paid pricing: Starter USD 5 per month per website billed annually, USD 9 billed monthly, or USD 199 lifetime; Business USD 8 per month billed annually, USD 12 billed monthly, or USD 249 lifetime; money-back guarantee
GetTerms pricing page, checked
GetTerms free option: Yes: free policies and consent banner that include GetTerms branding. Other free-version limits: not stated on their site as of September 23, 2026.
GetTerms pricing page, checked
Start with what your product actually does
A privacy policy has to describe real practices: what personal information you collect, where it comes from, why you use it, which providers receive it, how long you keep it, and which rights apply in the places you serve. Before comparing tools, list your forms, accounts, analytics, advertising, payment and email providers, AI features, audiences, and countries. A generator can only be as accurate as the facts you give it, and every tool in this guide presents its output as something other than legal advice.
Criterion 1: do you need a cookie consent banner?
If your site sets non-essential cookies for visitors in the EU, the UK, or similar regions, you usually need a consent mechanism as well as a policy. Termly, iubenda, and GetTerms bundle a consent banner with their plans, TermsFeed sells one as a separate subscription, and Termageddon includes a cookie consent solution in its licence. Legal Policy Generator does not provide a banner, so pair it with a consent platform if you need one.
Criterion 2: automatic updates or controlled versions
Termly on Pro+, iubenda, GetTerms on Business, and Termageddon all advertise ongoing or automatic policy updates, and Termageddon says it updates policies automatically when privacy-law changes affect a website. That suits teams that want a vendor to track legal change for them. Legal Policy Generator takes the opposite approach: published versions never change silently, and you regenerate to adopt new clause versions, which suits teams that want to review every change before it goes live.
Criterion 3: document languages
If you need policies in languages other than English, iubenda lists 27 languages and GetTerms lists seven, while Termly localises hosted policies into German, Spanish, and French. Legal Policy Generator writes documents in English only, although its generator pages are translated.
Criterion 4: pricing model
Subscriptions from Termly, iubenda, Termageddon, and GetTerms bundle hosting, updates, and consent tools for a recurring fee. One-time options exist at TermsFeed, which charges per provision, at GetTerms, which sells a lifetime licence, and at Legal Policy Generator, which offers free simple downloads and one-time prices. Compare the total cost over the period you expect to run the site, including any consent tool you will need separately.
Criterion 5: how the wording is backed
Most vendors describe lawyer involvement: Termly says its documents are attorney-crafted, iubenda attributes clauses to its lawyers, GetTerms says documents are reviewed by lawyers, TermsFeed says it works with lawyers, and Termageddon was co-founded by a licensed privacy attorney. Legal Policy Generator does not claim lawyer review; instead it publishes a register listing each regional clause's version, activation rule, official source, and review date. Decide which form of assurance matters more to you.
Criterion 6: AI agents and developer workflows
If you build with AI coding agents, check for MCP support. iubenda publishes an official MCP connector for Claude, ChatGPT, and other clients, and Legal Policy Generator runs an OAuth-protected MCP server for Codex, Claude, ChatGPT, and other MCP clients. An MCP server was not stated on the other vendors' sites on the check date.
When each tool fits
Termly fits sites that want many document types, a free starter banner, and IAB TCF support in one subscription. iubenda fits multilingual or EU-focused businesses that need consent records, many languages, and agent access. TermsFeed fits people who want free basic documents of several types, DOCX or Markdown files, and one-time payments. Termageddon fits US businesses and agencies that want attorney-maintained automatic updates for a flat fee per website. GetTerms fits small sites that want a low-cost banner and policy, a lifetime licence, or one of seven languages. Legal Policy Generator fits teams that want an English Privacy Policy or Terms of Service driven by detailed facts, with sourced and versioned clauses, one-time pricing, or AI-agent generation.
Common questions
Which privacy policy generator is best?
None is best for every site. Choose by the criteria in this guide: consent banner, updates, languages, pricing model, how the wording is backed, and agent support. Check each vendor's current pricing before buying, because plans change.
Do I need a lawyer if I use a generator?
A generator does not replace legal advice. For higher-risk processing, such as health data, children's data, or large-scale profiling, have a qualified professional review the result before you publish it.
Is a free privacy policy generator enough?
For a simple site with few data practices it can be. Free options differ: TermsFeed, Termly, iubenda, and GetTerms offer free versions with limits or branding, and Legal Policy Generator downloads simple policies free. Paid tiers add regional clauses, hosting, or consent tools.
Sources and dates
Competitor facts come only from the vendors' own pages. Prices are as shown to an anonymous visitor, before tax, and may vary by region or promotion.
Facts about Legal Policy Generator come from its own public pages:
Competitor sources
- Termly pricing page, checked
- Termly products page, checked
- Termly terms of use, checked
- Termly help article on policy languages, checked
- iubenda pricing page, checked
- iubenda help article on free plan limitations, checked
- iubenda privacy and cookie policy generator page, checked
- iubenda for Claude and ChatGPT page, checked
- TermsFeed pricing page, checked
- TermsFeed terms of use, checked
- TermsFeed about page, checked
- Termageddon pricing page, checked
- Termageddon about page, checked
- Termageddon coverage page, checked
- GetTerms pricing page, checked
- GetTerms terms of service, checked
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