Termly alternative free privacy policy generator
Termly Alternative for Privacy Policies
A free Termly alternative: generate a GDPR & CCPA-ready privacy policy for your website or app in minutes. No subscription, no signup, download HTML or plain
About this tool
Termly made privacy policy generators mainstream, and its guided flow is polished. The catch appears when you want to actually use the document: the free tier limits what you can generate, and full access means a recurring subscription — for a document you could reasonably own outright after one use.
This alternative generates a complete, editable privacy policy covering cookies, analytics, advertising, user rights under GDPR and CCPA/CPRA, and data retention — then hands you the HTML and plain text with no subscription and no account. You can edit the wording freely, because you own the document, not a license to display it.
Generate my policy freeWhy it helps
- One-time generation instead of a monthly subscription for a static document
- Covers GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, cookies, analytics, advertising and third-party services
- Export as HTML to paste into your site, or plain text for app store listings
- No account — the generator runs in your browser and outputs immediately
- Wording is plain and editable; adapt any clause without a vendor lock-in
Who it's for
Indie makers, app developers and small site owners who need a credible privacy policy today without committing to another recurring cost.
How to do it
- Open the policy generator and answer the guided questions about your site or app.
- Tick the services you actually use — analytics, ads, payments, hosting.
- Generate the policy and review the clauses that apply to you.
- Export HTML for your website or plain text for store listings, then publish.
Frequently asked questions
Why look for a Termly alternative?
Termly's full generator sits behind a recurring subscription. For a static document that rarely changes, a one-time free generation you own outright is usually the better deal.
Does the policy cover GDPR?
Yes. It includes lawful basis, data subject rights, retention periods and international transfer language that GDPR compliance reviews look for.
What about CCPA and CPRA?
Yes — California consumer rights, opt-out language and sensitive personal information categories are included when relevant to your answers.
Can I edit the generated policy?
Yes. You get the raw HTML and text. Adjust any clause to match how your product actually works — that accuracy is what matters in a real compliance review.
Is the document hosted for me?
No, and that is deliberate: you export and host it yourself, so it lives on your domain with no vendor badge or expiring link.
Is a generated policy legally sufficient?
A generator gives you a strong, complete starting point, but if your data processing is unusual or regulated, have a lawyer review the final text.