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Your policy page, drafted.

Tell us about your site. Our advanced AI agent turns your answers into a full policy draft in seconds.

Free. No account. No email required.

By generating a draft you agree that the answers you type are processed by an AI model to produce it.
See our privacy policy for details.

How it works

You tell us the basics: site name, what kind of site it is, where your visitors are, and which third-party tools you run. An AI model stitches those answers into a structured draft: what cookies are, which ones you use, how visitors manage them, and where to contact you.

The draft follows the same structure we recommend in our guide to U.S. cookie policy texts. Nothing leaves this page except your answers to the generator endpoint on our own domain. We don't store them, email you, or add you to anything.

Questions, answered

Is this really free?

Yes. No account, no email, no watermark. Three drafts a day per visitor, then come back tomorrow.

Is the generated policy legally binding advice?

No. It's a solid starting point written in plain language, but privacy law varies by jurisdiction and changes often. Read the draft, adjust it to match what your site actually does, and have a legal professional review it before publishing.

Cookie policy or privacy policy: which one do I need?

Most sites need both. The cookie policy explains the cookies on your site and how visitors control them. The privacy policy covers the personal data you collect and what you do with it. Generate one, then come back for the other.

Does this replace a consent banner?

No. A policy page tells visitors what you do; a consent banner asks their permission before non-essential cookies load. You can build one in a couple of minutes in our playground.

Got the policy? Now get the banner.

A policy page tells visitors what you do. A consent banner asks their permission first. Build yours in the playground. Free, no account, copy the script when you're done.