Legal pages protect your business, build trust and are required by payment gateways, ad platforms and app stores.
This is general information, not legal advice. Have a lawyer review your policies, especially if you collect sensitive data or sell online.
Pages most websites need
| Page | Why |
|---|---|
| Privacy policy | Explains what personal data you collect and how you use it; required by law and platforms |
| Terms and conditions | Rules for using your website and services |
| Refund and cancellation policy | Required by payment gateways for online payments |
| Shipping and delivery policy | For online stores |
| Contact information | Address and contact details; required for e-commerce |
| Cookie notice | If you use tracking or analytics cookies |
E-commerce rules
India’s Consumer Protection (E-Commerce) Rules require online sellers to display information such as seller details, return and refund policies and grievance redressal contacts. Check current requirements.
Data protection
The DPDP Act sets rules for consent and personal data. Read the DPDP Act for marketers.
Getting started
Draft with our privacy policy generator and cookie banner generator, then have them reviewed.
Link them
Link legal pages in your footer and near forms and checkout.
See our privacy policy and terms.
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