MostlyPrivacy vs TermsFeed

The honest TermsFeed alternative.

TermsFeed is a fast, plain-language generator with a low entry price and a huge help library. Here’s where we differ — stated as facts from our June 2026 review — so you can decide for your own sites.

Where TermsFeed is genuinely strong

TermsFeed lets you buy a single document outright from $14 and keep the file, with no subscription and no lock-in. It covers a broad set of US and EU rules — GDPR, CCPA, CPRA, VCDPA, CalOPPA, CAN-SPAM and COPPA — offers a free, open-source cookie banner in 15+ languages, and its wizards are quick and plainly written. For one simple document you never plan to update, that is hard to beat, and we’ll say so.

The difference that matters most
All clauses vs per-clause
every clause is included in one subscription; TermsFeed prices documents one by one ($14–$140 each) and the price rises with each clause you need
And on languages
Multilingual vs English-only
documents in 36 languages, up to ten per document; TermsFeed’s generated documents are English-only
Feature
MostlyPrivacy
TermsFeed
Pricing modelfact
One subscription, all clauses
Per document, priced by clause
A complete privacy policyfact
Included (free plan: 1 document)
$56–$140 one-time
Generated document languagesfact
36, up to 10 per document
English only
Consent recordsfact
Logged on every plan; viewing and CSV export on Pro+
Paid add-on ($8.33–$10/mo)
Privacy, cookie, terms, EULA, disclaimer & refund generators
Hosted documents
PDF and DOCX export
One-time purchase you own outrightfact
Jurisdiction coveragefact
GDPR, UK, CCPA, US states, LGPD, PIPEDA, AU, CH
Adds CalOPPA, CAN-SPAM, COPPA
Consent banner languages
36 built in
15+

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Where we’re still catching up

TermsFeed’s one-time purchase suits anyone who wants to own a file outright, its jurisdiction toggles include CalOPPA, CAN-SPAM and COPPA, and its library of guides is far deeper than ours. If you need a single document once, that is a fair reason to choose them. We win when you need several documents and a consent banner together, with every clause included at one visible price.

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FAQ

MostlyPrivacy vs TermsFeed: common questions

Is MostlyPrivacy a good TermsFeed alternative?

It is if you need several documents and a consent banner. TermsFeed sells documents one at a time, priced by the clauses you add, plus a separate consent subscription; MostlyPrivacy includes every clause and the banner in one plan. For a single document bought once, TermsFeed can be cheaper.

How do the yearly costs compare?

In our June 2026 review, TermsFeed’s unlimited-documents plan was $119 a year and its consent platform $100 a year billed annually — $219 together for one site. MostlyPrivacy Starter is $144 a year billed annually and covers three sites.

Are TermsFeed’s documents available in other languages?

Its generated documents are English-only; its banner comes in 15+ languages. MostlyPrivacy generates documents in 36 languages, up to ten per document, and the banner's built-in text comes in 36 languages, shown in each visitor's language.

Do both tools keep a record of consent?

TermsFeed’s free banner stores no consent records; logs come with its paid consent platform. MostlyPrivacy records each choice on every plan, with a keyed hash of the IP instead of the raw address, and deletes entries after 13 months.

Do the documents update when the law changes?

TermsFeed includes updates with its subscription; a one-time purchase stays as bought. MostlyPrivacy documents do not change by themselves either: you regenerate and publish a new version when the law or your practices change.