What we handle
- Privacy policy drafting and review
- Terms of service and user agreements
- Data processing agreements (DPAs)
- CCPA / CPRA compliance
- GDPR compliance guidance
- State privacy law compliance
- Vendor and third-party risk assessments
- Cookie policies and consent management
- Data breach response planning
- Privacy incident assessment
- Employee privacy training guidance
- Children's privacy (COPPA) compliance
Who we help
Startups & Tech
Building privacy-compliant products from day one.
E-Commerce
Privacy policies, cookies, and customer data handling.
Creators & Influencers
Protecting audience data and platform compliance.
Small & Mid-Size Business
Practical compliance without enterprise complexity.
Frequently asked questions
If you collect any personal information from users — including names, emails, IP addresses, or cookies — you almost certainly need a privacy policy. Many states require it by law, and platforms like Apple, Google, and most payment processors require one as well.
CCPA applies to businesses that collect data from California residents and meet certain thresholds. GDPR applies to businesses that process data of EU residents. Both give consumers rights over their data, but they differ in scope, requirements, and enforcement.
Act quickly. Contain the breach, assess what data was affected, and determine your notification obligations. Many states require you to notify affected individuals within a specific timeframe. We can help you navigate the response process.
If you use cookies for analytics, advertising, or tracking — and you have visitors from the EU or certain U.S. states — you likely need a cookie consent mechanism. The specific requirements depend on your audience and the types of cookies you use.
We offer flat-fee packages for common privacy needs like privacy policy drafting, terms of service, and compliance assessments. Costs depend on the complexity of your data practices. We'll provide a clear quote after an initial consultation.