If your website collects names, emails, payment details or analytics data, you need a privacy policy — and a generic US template won’t cut it under Australian law. Our AI drafts one tailored to your business and aware of the Australian Privacy Principles, in minutes.
Under the Privacy Act 1988 and the Australian Privacy Principles (APPs), any business with annual turnover over $3 million must have a clearly expressed, up-to-date privacy policy — and many smaller businesses are caught too (e.g. health service providers, businesses that buy or sell personal information). Even when not strictly required, a privacy policy is expected by customers, payment providers like Stripe, and ad networks like Google AdSense.
A policy that references overseas laws (like the US CCPA or generic GDPR boilerplate) without addressing the APPs can mislead your customers and won’t reflect your actual obligations.
It should explain what personal information you collect, why, how it’s stored and secured, who you share it with (including overseas disclosure and third parties like analytics or email tools), how someone can access or correct their data, and how to make a complaint to you or the OAIC.
Tell us your business name, what you do, and what data you collect (emails, payments, analytics). The AI drafts a plain-English policy aware of the APPs, with clear placeholders for anything specific to you. You get it instantly on the page — download it, paste it into your site, and have it reviewed if your situation is complex.
No — it’s an AI-generated template for general information. It’s a strong starting point; have it reviewed by a solicitor if your circumstances are complex.
A$29 for the document, delivered instantly. It includes 2 free AI revisions.
Yes — tell the generator you collect payment info and it will address that, plus you can pair it with website Terms of Service.