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Termly<\/a> is a great service to create your website policies.\u00a0 It can create a privacy policy, terms and conditions, disclaimer and cookie policy.\u00a0 It can also handle a consent banner.\u00a0 Termly is constantly updating the policies to stay current.\u00a0 They have a great workflow where you answer a series of questions and that builds the policy.\u00a0 The policies are easy to add to your website and always up-to-date.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>

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I while back I did some researching into website policy templates<\/a> and disclaimers<\/a> but with all the GPDR notices, I thought it was time to revisit the research.\u00a0 There seems to be many new resources.<\/p>\n

I found two websites that would help with crafting different polices in TermsFeed<\/a> and Termly<\/a>.\u00a0 Both websites also gave information on what each policy type was and when to use it.\u00a0 Both had free templates along with generators.<\/p>\n

In general, there were a number of policies or agreements.\u00a0 They are a privacy policy, terms and conditions, return policy, terms of service, terms of use, end-use license, cookies policy and disclaimer.\u00a0 They also focused on a number of targets from websites, mobile apps, traditional applications and platform apps like Facebook.<\/p>\n

TermsFeed offers free agreements and paid agreements.\u00a0 The free agreements take the form of agreements without all the necessary clauses in them.\u00a0 They have free downloadable versions but are missing sections.\u00a0 They will host your agreements on their web server or you can download them.\u00a0\u00a0 One unique this is the generators show which sections cost which what.\u00a0\u00a0 So, in the end, you pay once for the agreement.<\/p>\n

Termly<\/a> also offers free agreements and paid agreements.\u00a0 They also offer free downloadable templates which seem complete except for section that need to be updated with your specific information.\u00a0 Their free plan is one policy.\u00a0\u00a0 Termly also only hosts the agreements on their servers.\u00a0 The positive is they will update them for you when things change.\u00a0 The paid plan offers unlimited policies for unlimited websites.<\/p>\n

To summarize, both services accomplish the goal of helping to generate website policies and the differences seem to be related to pricing models.\u00a0 Here is my recommendations:<\/p>\n