TermsFeed and Legiflare at a glance
Based on TermsFeed's generator and published reviews as of October 2026. Check their site for current prices.
| TermsFeed | Legiflare | |
|---|---|---|
| Basic privacy policy | Free | Free |
| GDPR, CCPA and CalOPPA sections | Paid add-ons, charged once per document | Included in the free template |
| How you build it | A step-by-step questionnaire | A template you edit freely, or a first draft from a short description |
| Hosted policy link | Yes, free | Yes, free, and the URL stays the same when you edit |
| Other documents | Many agreement types, priced per document | Terms, cookie, refund, NDA and EULA templates, free |
When TermsFeed is the better choice
TermsFeed's questionnaire is useful if you prefer to answer questions rather than edit text, and it covers a long list of agreement types. If you need one of those specialized documents and are happy to pay once for it, it can be a good fit.
When Legiflare fits better
- You need GDPR or CCPA sections without paying per document. The privacy policy template includes legal bases, international transfers and user rights for the EU, the UK and California.
- You want to change the wording. Every section is editable text, not a fixed output from a form.
- You have several apps or sites. Create as many documents as you need, each on its own permanent link.
- Your practices change often. Edit the hosted page and the link in your app store listing keeps working.
How to move a policy from TermsFeed to Legiflare
- Copy the text of your current policy from the TermsFeed page or download.
- Create a document in Legiflare and paste it in, or start from the template and add the details that are specific to you.
- Check the GDPR and CCPA sections against what your product actually does, then publish.
- Update the link in your footer, app store listings and inside your app.
Frequently asked questions
Are the GDPR and CCPA sections free on Legiflare?
Yes. The template includes them, and there are no paid add-ons. Review them so they match how your product handles data.
Does switching break my existing links?
Your new policy gets a new URL, so update it everywhere you linked the old one. After that, the Legiflare URL never changes when you edit the text.
Is a template as good as a generated policy?
Both are starting points. What matters is that the final text accurately describes your practices. See when to involve a lawyer.