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Website Compliance Templates — Policy Pack

Editable, fill-in-the-blank policy document templates for small business and solo website owners. Add your business details, review them for your situation, and publish.

Eight core website policy templates in one pack
Written in plain English with clear placeholders to fill in
One-time $27 purchase — no subscription

Policy Pack

$27 USD · one-time

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8 editable policy templates
Sent to your checkout email within one business day
Templates only — not legal advice

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What’s in the pack

The policy documents most small business and solo websites publish, as editable templates with placeholders for your business name, contact details and practices.

Privacy PolicySections for what you collect, how you use and share it, cookies and tracking, visitor rights requests, opt-out preference signals and how to contact you.

Cookie PolicyExplains the cookies and similar technologies your site uses, why, and how visitors can manage them.

Terms of ServiceThe ground rules for using your website: acceptable use, intellectual property, limitations and how changes are handled.

Website DisclaimerClarifies that your content is general information and sets expectations about results and accuracy.

Affiliate DisclosureA plain statement for sites that earn commissions from links or recommendations.

Refund & Returns PolicyLays out how refunds, returns or cancellations work for the products or services you sell.

Accessibility StatementStates your commitment to an accessible site, references WCAG 2.1 Level AA as the best-practice standard you are working toward, and tells visitors how to report a barrier.

DMCA / Copyright PolicyExplains how someone can send a copyright notice and how you respond to it.

Written with current US privacy rules in mind

The privacy policy template is structured around the kinds of disclosures expected in every US state with a comprehensive consumer privacy law. Recent changes it accounts for include:

Indiana, Kentucky and Rhode Island privacy laws took effect January 1, 2026.
Global Privacy Control and other opt-out preference signals are required in a growing number of states, with Oregon and Delaware added in January 2026. The template includes a section for describing how your site handles these signals.
California’s expanded CCPA/CPRA disclosure requirements took effect January 1, 2026.

Privacy laws differ by state and change over time, and whether a given law applies to you depends on your business. The pack gives you the policy documents to publish; it does not determine which laws apply to you or make your site compliant on its own.

Who it’s for

Small business owners and solo website owners who need a clear starting point for their site’s policy pages.

Small business websitesService businesses, local businesses and online shops that collect inquiries, emails or orders through their site.

Solo site ownersConsultants, creators, bloggers and freelancers who run their own site and want their policy pages in place.

New or refreshed sitesSites launching for the first time, or older sites whose policy pages have not been updated in a while.

How delivery works

Complete secure checkout for $27 (one-time). Use the email address you want the templates sent to.
Your Policy Pack templates are sent to that email address within one business day.
Fill in the placeholders with your business details, review each document against how your site actually works, and publish them as pages on your site.
Questions about your order? Contact us.

Important: templates, not legal advice

These are templates, not legal advice, and not a substitute for a lawyer reviewing your specific situation. Website Revenue Tools is not a law firm. The pack gives you policy documents to customize and publish; it does not make your website compliant with any law or provide legal protection. Laws vary by location and business type and change over time, so have a qualified attorney review your policies if you have questions about your obligations.