Operating a successful website today requires a critical, but often overlooked, ingredient: privacy. Build user-centric privacy features and compliance standards into the very foundation of your website or app. With Termly, you can customize a suite of attorney-built compliance features to match your website’s unique brand and audience.
Under privacy laws, e-commerce regulations, third-party provider guidelines, and best business practices, you NEED essential legal policies like a privacy policy.
If you own a website or app with user accounts, make sure you also have terms and conditions to reduce your legal liabilities.
Do you have users in California or the European Economic Area? Do you plan to? If the answer is yes to either of these questions, kick off your compliance strategy by creating a cookie consent banner. Give us your website’s basic information and we’ll do the rest — cookie policy, cookie banner, preference center, consent tracking, even cookie blocking!
Is your business protected? Termly can help you comply with data privacy laws and help you create legal policies that protect your business.
Legal compliance can be pricey. Termly offers an affordable, all-in-one solution to save you money while keeping your business compliant.
Termly provides easy-to-use installation options, including HTML code snippets, Termly-hosted links, and even a WordPress plugin.
Our easy-to-use software is streamlined with features to make consent and data privacy painless and is perfect for website owners. As a site owner, you get access to these additional benefits:
Wholesale Pricing
Multiple Domain & Subdomain Management
Volume Discount
Custom Reseller Marketing Materials
Multi-User Management
API Access
GTM Consent Mode
Direct Customer Support
More than 140,000 businesses use Termly. Join our community of amazing companies!
Termly is a great all-in-one cookie and privacy management tool for any website. There is great plug and play functionality in the creation of privacy policies, terms and conditions, and geo-specific settings for cookie banners.
Customer support is also fantastic with fast and friendly responses to your queries. I was helped by Jessica who was able to tell me about upcoming feature releases and helped me manage the administrative side of my account.
Would definitely recommend Termly to anyone looking for a simple and effective way to deploy privacy settings across websites.
Yes, you must get user consent before serving cookies if you’re subject to the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), ePrivacy Directive, or UK GDPR. Cookies are considered personal data under the GDPR.
Some laws, like the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), do not require consent for cookie use, but have other requirements around collecting and processing user data.
Cookie consent works by providing website visitors with options for consenting to, denying, or setting their preferences for the use of cookies on that website. Cookie consent is usually given through site banners or pop-ups when the visitor first enters the site.
Cookie consent laws change depending on where the site visitor is located. For example, visitors in the European Economic Area (EEA) must consent to non-essential cookies for them to be used by a site. However, visitors in the US don’t need to give consent for cookies to be used.
The following details should be in a privacy policy:
What should be in a privacy policy will vary based on applicable laws.
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