Termly, iubenda and BCT for Privacy Notices
By Business Compliance Tools. Official sources checked .
Choose a general policy generator for a website or app privacy policy. BCT’s financial notice assembler serves a narrower task.
Termly suits a guided question-and-answer workflow. iubenda suits a policy assembled from selected service clauses and maintained through an integration.
BCT publishes this comparison. The BCT tool below is free. Vendor capabilities describe official product pages, not independent performance tests.
| Option | Best for | Published capability | Price scope |
|---|---|---|---|
| Termly | A website or app needing guided policy preparation | Guided questions and preview, with publishing and maintenance options that depend on the plan | One basic policy with HTML publishing is advertised free. Editing, wider law coverage, and updates require a paid plan. Pro+ adds hosted policies. Termly, checked October 19, 2026 |
| iubenda | A policy using modular service disclosures and maintained integration | Clause selection, website-service recommendations, widget or JS/API integration, dashboard edits, and legal-team clause updates | Review the vendor's plan scope. No paid price is compared here. iubenda, checked October 19, 2026 |
| BCT financial privacy notice assembler | A reviewer with an exact approved financial notice template and confirmed practices | Notice draft and practice matrix using customer-selected wording and practice inputs | Free |
Where BCT fits
The financial privacy notice assembler fills a customer-selected template using confirmed collection, sharing, rights, and opt-out practices. It flags incomplete or inconsistent practice inputs and unsupported template tokens.
The source framework is US Regulation P, 12 CFR Part 1016. Its notice contents, opt-out provisions, and model form appear in the CFPB regulation resource.
Where BCT loses
BCT does not offer a general website privacy policy generator or hosted policy updates. It does not decide whether Regulation P applies or certify model-form safe harbor. The responsible reviewer must approve the wording and arrange publication.