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Website Terms and Privacy Policy Starter
A starter pair of website documents so your site is not naked online: terms of use and a plain-language privacy policy you tailor to your business.
What is inside
- Terms of use with acceptable-use and liability sections
- Privacy policy covering data you collect and why
- Cookie and analytics disclosure language
- Contact and update-notice sections
Who it is for
Owners whose website is live with no legal pages at all: no terms of use, no privacy policy, nothing about the data their forms and analytics collect.
Questions it answers
- What should my terms of use say about acceptable use and liability?
- What do I have to tell visitors about the data I collect and why?
- How do I disclose cookies and analytics in plain language?
What you get
Two editable documents (terms of use and privacy policy) in Word and PDF, with fill-in prompts throughout.
Format: Editable Word + PDF
Preview shows the document layout. The full text is in your download.
Editable Word + PDF
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- Editable, so you make it yours in minutes
- Yours to keep and reuse
- Built for real founders by Dee Williams
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