TermsFeed alternative: Legal Policy Generator compared

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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.

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 September 23, 2026

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 September 23, 2026

What each product includes

TermsFeed lists generators for a privacy policy, terms and conditions, terms of service, terms of use, cookies policy, disclaimer, EULA, and return and refund policy. Free versions use a limited clause set and require a credits link; paid provisions add clauses such as GDPR and CCPA disclosures, COPPA, analytics, email marketing, or advertising, each priced once. Documents can be hosted on a free TermsFeed page, embedded with an iframe, or downloaded as HTML, DOCX, plain text, or Markdown. The separately sold Privacy Consent tool provides a consent banner, consent logs, and callback webhooks.

Legal Policy Generator produces a Privacy Policy, and Terms of Service that can be titled Terms of Use or Terms and Conditions. A guided questionnaire records facts about the operator, data practices, providers, audiences, and regions, and validation blocks finalization while required facts are missing or contradictory. The result can be downloaded as standalone HTML or PDF, or published on a hosted public page with version history.

Where TermsFeed is stronger

TermsFeed has a broader free catalogue, covering six document types at no cost, and the widest set of download formats in this comparison, including DOCX and Markdown, which suit people who edit documents in a word processor or a static-site generator. It sells a cookie consent banner, a CCPA opt-out tool, and an agreement checkbox tool that Legal Policy Generator does not offer. Per-provision pricing lets you pay only for the clauses you add, and its about page says it works with lawyers, attorneys, paralegals, and solicitors.

Where Legal Policy Generator differs

Legal Policy Generator asks factual questions and activates clauses from those answers, instead of asking you to choose which provisions to buy. Every regional clause shows its version, activation rule, official source, and review date on the methodology page, and validation blocks finalization when required facts are missing or contradict each other.

Pricing is by document tier rather than by provision. A simple policy downloads free; an advanced policy, for example one with GDPR, California, or children's-privacy clauses, has a single one-time price; and public hosting is a separate one-time charge. The product also runs an OAuth-protected MCP server so AI coding agents can gather facts from a project and create a private draft. It is operated by Jitoma Solutions s.r.o. in the Czech Republic, while TermsFeed's terms do not name its legal entity or country.

Who should choose which

Choose TermsFeed if you need free documents beyond a privacy policy and terms, such as a disclaimer, EULA, or return policy, want DOCX or Markdown files, or want a consent banner from the same vendor. Choose Legal Policy Generator if you want the tool to decide which regional clauses apply from your answers, want to see the official source behind each clause, or want an AI agent to prepare the draft. If you plan to buy several regional provisions from TermsFeed, compare the combined one-time total with Legal Policy Generator's advanced price in the pricing comparison.

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