Privacy + Compliance Premium
Everything in the base pack — Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, Refund Policy — plus a cookie and consent notice, a general website disclaimer, and an Australian Privacy Principles mapping table that shows, principle by principle, exactly how your policy addresses each of the 13 APPs.
The gap between publishing a privacy policy and being able to show what it covers is where this tier sits. Privacy + Compliance Premium is A$89 one-off and produces six documents: the Privacy Policy, Terms of Service and Refund Policy any Australian site is expected to have on the page, plus a cookie and consent notice, a general website disclaimer, and a table that walks all 13 Australian Privacy Principles and cites the clause in your policy that addresses each one.
Whether the premium tier earns its place comes down to whether anyone ever asks you to show your working — a platform reviewing your listing, a procurement form, a customer wanting to know where their data goes. Everything is drafted from your own description of the business, put through a quality pass, and sitting on your order page in roughly 30 to 60 minutes as editable Markdown. These are AI-written documents, not legal advice.
Cookies, tracking, and the wording that goes in the banner
Analytics, a pixel, an embedded video, a chat widget — a site accumulates tracking without anyone ever deciding to add tracking. The cookie and consent notice is written around whatever you describe running, and it ships with a consent-banner wording block you can paste straight into your site rather than draft from scratch.
The general website disclaimer is the quieter one. It handles accuracy of information, links out to other people's sites, and the no-professional-advice caveats that start mattering the moment you publish anything a reader might act on. Businesses tend to go looking for that wording after someone has already acted on a blog post.
The mapping table maps documents, not your business
The APP mapping table is a document-to-document exercise. It reads your generated Privacy Policy and shows, principle by principle, which clause speaks to each of the 13 APPs — useful for spotting where the policy simply goes quiet, and for answering a client who wants a specific principle pointed at.
It does not examine your business. Nothing here scans your website, reads your analytics configuration, or checks that your actual data handling matches what the policy claims. The table can show that the policy addresses APP 11 on security of personal information; only you can confirm the practice behind that clause exists. It is a well-organised starting point for a lawyer or privacy adviser to review, not a compliance certificate.
Editable Markdown, owned outright
All six documents arrive as clean Markdown, on your order page and as downloads, and they are yours outright. This is a one-off purchase — the text is generated once, nothing expires, and no one renews anything. Three free AI revisions come with the pack, which usually covers tightening a business description or reworking the refund wording after you change how you sell. Past that, Markdown is plain text and any editor will do.
When the base pack is enough
If your site is a simple brochure with no analytics, no tracking and no published content anyone could act on, the base pack's three policies genuinely do the job. The premium extras start earning their keep when something else is true: you run tracking of any kind, you publish advice-adjacent content, or someone external — a marketplace, a client, an insurer's questionnaire — periodically asks you to demonstrate your privacy position rather than just link to a page.
What you get
- Privacy Policy tailored to your business, contact details, and the data you collect
- Terms of Service covering acceptable use, liability, and governing law
- Refund Policy aligned to how you sell
- Cookie and consent notice covering the cookies, analytics, and tracking your site uses, with a consent-banner wording block ready to paste in
- General website disclaimer covering accuracy of information, external links, and no professional-advice caveats
- Australian Privacy Principles (APP) mapping table walking through all 13 APPs and citing the clause in your Privacy Policy that addresses each one
- All six documents delivered as clean, editable Markdown you own outright — generated once, yours to publish
Turnaround: ~30–60 minutes. Delivery: On-page + downloads.
Frequently asked questions
Does the cookie notice detect which cookies my site actually sets?
No. Nothing here connects to your website or scans it. The notice is written from what you describe at intake about the cookies, analytics and tracking you use, so it is only as accurate as that description. If you are unsure what is running, check your tag manager or analytics setup before ordering, or list what you know and edit the Markdown afterwards.
Can I hand the APP mapping table to a client or a regulator as proof of compliance?
Treat it as a working document rather than evidence. It maps clauses in an AI-drafted Privacy Policy against the 13 APPs — a structural check on the policy, not an assessment of your systems or how you handle personal information day to day. It is a useful thing to bring to a lawyer or privacy adviser because it makes gaps easy to discuss, but it does not replace their review.
I sell to customers in the UK and Europe. Is GDPR covered?
The mapping table is built around Australia's 13 Australian Privacy Principles and nothing else. There is no GDPR, UK GDPR or CCPA component, and the documents should not be read as covering those regimes. If you handle personal data from overseas customers, that is precisely the question worth putting to a qualified privacy professional — this pack gives you the Australian baseline to start from.