Flat Fee · Attorney Drafted · New York Law
Website Terms of Service + Privacy Policy: $349 flat, drafted by a New York attorney.
Both site documents, drafted for your actual business. SHIELD Act security language included.
Who this is for: E-commerce shops, SaaS products, content sites, and service businesses launching or cleaning up a website.
Two documents, matched to your site.
Terms of service that actually fit what you sell, with acceptable use, IP protection, disclaimers, a liability cap, and New York law and venue. A privacy policy that describes the data you genuinely collect and how you share it, with the reasonable-safeguards language New York's SHIELD Act expects from every business holding New Yorkers' private information. Generic generators produce policies that describe someone else's site; a mismatch between your policy and your practices is itself a deceptive-practices problem.
Attorney drafted at a fraction of the usual quote.
Firms commonly quote four figures for this pair. Because the intake is structured and the attorney reviews rather than starts from a blank page, the pair is $349 flat, both documents, one revision round included.
The honest limits.
Sites handling children's data, medical information, or EU customers need compliance work this flat fee cannot cover, and the intake screens those out before payment rather than selling you paper that would not protect you.
Checkout takes a minute: start your website terms of service + privacy policy, pay the $349 flat fee, then answer the short intake. The flat fee is the whole price, and you see the engagement terms before you pay.
Questions people ask us.
Do I need both documents?
Almost always yes. The terms govern the deal between you and users; the privacy policy is what data-protection laws and app stores and payment processors expect to see published. They are drafted to work together.
Will the policy cover Google Analytics and my email list?
Yes. Standard analytics, cookies, order processing, and marketing email with opt-out are all covered in the base drafting, tuned to your answers.
What about California customers?
The policy's disclosure and contact-rights sections cover ordinary out-of-state visitors. If your revenue or data volume crosses CCPA's thresholds, the attorney will flag it during review and tell you what a full CCPA program would take.
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Attorney Advertising. Flat fees cover the drafting service described; they never include negotiating with the other party or reviewing the other side's documents. No outcome is guaranteed, and no attorney-client relationship exists until payment is confirmed and the engagement accepted. See the engagement terms.
Website Terms of Service + Privacy Policy, done by a lawyer, priced like a form.
$349 flat. Pay, answer a short intake, and it arrives by email.