Sites with analytics or embeds
Analytics, video embeds and chat widgets set cookies. The policy lists the categories and why each is used.
An itemised account of what your site stores on visitors' devices, why, and how they can refuse it — the disclosure a privacy policy alone does not make.
Answer in plain language and your cookie policy is assembled from them.
Clauses appear when your answers switch them on, including EU, UK and California wording where a policy has it.
Plain-language hints on the questions, and a note wherever the law makes an answer matter.
HTML, Markdown, plain text or PDF, free. Hosting at a permanent link is optional.
There is no master template with blanks. Each section is built from the clauses your answers switch on — a clause that does not apply to you is simply not there.
Analytics, video embeds and chat widgets set cookies. The policy lists the categories and why each is used.
Consent rules for non-essential cookies are strictest there; the policy explains your visitors' choices.
The banner asks; the cookie policy explains. Policy Monster gives you both, written to agree.
Privacy policy, terms, cookie policy, refunds and more. You answer only the questions that policy needs.

Plain questions about your business, with a note on why each one matters. Any paid clause shows its price beside the answer.

Copy the HTML, or download HTML, Markdown, text, PDF or Word. A policy with paid clauses can also be hosted at a permanent link that is updated for you.

No. The banner asks for consent; the cookie policy is the document it links to. Policy Monster offers both — see the free cookie consent banner.
Some sites do. A separate cookie policy is easier to keep accurate as tools change, and it is what most consent banners link to.
Yes. Creating, copying and downloading your cookie policy is free. A few specialist clauses — analytics and tracking, payments, selling or sharing data for advertising, subscriptions, gdpr wording (european union), uk gdpr wording, ccpa/cpra wording (california) — are paid, from $14, and only if your answers need them. Prices are shown next to each answer before you pay.
Not for a free policy — you can create one as a guest. An account is needed to pay for clauses, to host a policy, or to come back and edit it later.
Yes. Copy the HTML into a page on your site, or download it as HTML, Markdown, plain text or PDF.
Yes, once it includes a paid clause: a paid policy can be hosted at a permanent URL you link from your footer, and is updated for you when its clauses are revised. Every published version is kept. Free policies are copied or downloaded.
No. Policy Monster is not a law firm and does not give legal advice. The generator assembles a document from your answers; for advice about your own situation, speak to a qualified lawyer.

What cookies are, when consent may be required, and what a fair banner usually includes.

How to map what your site really collects and describe it truthfully in your policy.

The policies most online shops publish, what each covers, and where to show them.
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