Free privacy policy checker
A privacy policy fails when it describes a different product. SafeLaunch compares your policy with what your site actually collects and who it sends data to, and checks the contents the law requires.
Checks 54 countries and statesChecks the rules in 54 countries and states
What it checks
What the privacy policy checker looks for
- Whether your site links to a privacy policy, terms and cookie notice
- Required contents under GDPR, CCPA, CalOPPA and India's DPDP Act
- Whether every service the site contacts is named or categorised
- Whether the data your forms collect is covered
- Rights, contact details, retention and the right to complain
Free scan
The free scan reads your page source and checks it against the rules of the EU, UK, US, California and India. You get red, amber or green for each area of law, the most serious problems and what already passes, in about a minute. Three free scans a month, no card.
Launch Report and Launch Fix
Paid audits read the policy section by section against each market's requirements and cite every gap. Launch Fix drafts a privacy notice, cookie notice and terms written from the evidence found in your product.
See pricingWhy SafeLaunch
Generators answer a questionnaire
A policy generator writes what you tell it. SafeLaunch checks what your product does, so missing vendors and data show up.
Built for AI apps
AI model providers, prompt storage and training use are common gaps. SafeLaunch finds AI calls in code and checks the policy covers them.
Every market
GDPR, CCPA and CalOPPA, DPDP, LGPD, PIPEDA and more, each with its own required contents.
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SafeLaunch is automated software, not a law firm, and does not give legal advice. A report records what was checked on one version and is not a certificate of compliance. Disclaimer.