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US State Privacy Policy Generator

Generate a practical privacy policy draft aligned to a target US state.

The US State Privacy Policy Generator drafts a practical privacy policy aligned to a target US state — typical rights coverage (CCPA/CPRA for California, VCDPA for Virginia, CTDPA for Connecticut, and equivalents). The output is a starting draft, not a substitute for qualified legal review, but it removes 80% of the blank-page drafting work.

Output

Submit the form to see output here.

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When to use this tool

  • Shipping a first-version privacy policy for a new SaaS before beta launch.
  • Updating a policy after adding a new data processor (analytics, CRM, payment vendor).
  • Covering a second US state after the app expands regionally.
  • Preparing compliance materials for a SOC 2 or ISO 27001 audit kickoff.

How it works

  1. Enter the company name as it appears in legal entity filings.
  2. Describe app features and data flows — what you collect, from whom, and why.
  3. Specify the target US state (this drives the rights section).
  4. Generate the draft, then send it to legal for review before publishing.

Example output

Sample only — your generated output will reflect your specific inputs.

## Data Collection
We collect account, usage, and device information to provide app functionality.

## Third-Party Sharing
We share limited data with processors for analytics, payments, and infrastructure support.

## User Rights
Residents can request access, correction, deletion, and opt-out actions where applicable by state law.

Tips for best results

  • Keep a change log of policy updates — regulators expect it.
  • Link the policy from every form that collects personal information, not just the footer.
  • Review the 'Do Not Sell / Share' toggle implementation if you operate in California.

Frequently asked questions

Is this legal advice?

No. The generator produces a structural draft. A licensed attorney must review any policy you publish.

Does it cover GDPR?

Not directly. This tool is scoped to US state privacy laws. GDPR requires a separate regional policy.

How often must I update it?

At minimum, whenever you add or remove a data processor, change data retention, or enter a new state where you collect residents' data.

What is missing from the draft by default?

Company-specific retention periods, processor vendor list, and international transfer mechanisms. Add these before publishing.