> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://developers.kajabi.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Create a Privacy Policy & Terms page

> Draft your business policies using a provided template and link it in your site navigation

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A **Privacy Policy and Terms page** tells site visitors how you collect and use their data, and sets the rules for using your products and services. Publishing one is standard practice for running a business online, and several privacy and consumer-protection laws require it.

This page covers drafting your policies, building a Privacy Policy & Terms page with Kajabi's Policies template, and linking it in your site navigation so visitors can find it.

## Legal responsibility for business policies

Drafting Privacy Policy and Terms content involves real legal complexity. We recommend reviewing which laws and regulations apply to your business and site — this can include the [California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA)](https://oag.ca.gov/privacy/ccpa), the [EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)](https://gdpr-info.eu/), the [Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)](https://www.ada.gov/) and other accessibility laws, automatic renewal and subscription rules, sales tax rules, and the [Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)](https://www.hhs.gov/hipaa/index.html), among others.

These policies aren't just a formality — they help you build an honest, transparent brand that customers can trust.

As the owner of your business, you're responsible for the accuracy of your policies and for following what you publish.

<Note>
  **Note:** Kajabi and its employees, contractors, and attorneys cannot provide legal advice. Review your policies carefully before publishing — you take on this responsibility at your own risk.
</Note>

## Get help drafting policies

If you'd rather not draft policies from scratch, consider:

* [**TermsFeed.com**](https://shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=868553\&u=2373632\&m=65338\&urllink=\&afftrack=) — Free templates are available under **Templates**. As your business grows, TermsFeed's paid, customizable policies are worth the one-time fee.
* An online policy generator service of your choice
* A legal advisor licensed in your jurisdiction

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<Note>
  **Note:** The link to TermsFeed.com is an affiliate link. If you purchase a TermsFeed product, Kajabi may earn a commission at no additional cost to you.
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## Cookie disclosures

If your site uses cookies — most Kajabi sites do — your Privacy Policy needs to disclose them and, in some cases, get visitor consent. See [Cookies and cookie disclaimers](/articles/website/pages/cookies-and-cookie-disclaimers) to add a cookie disclaimer to your site and document which cookies you use.

Review [Kajabi's Cookie Notice](https://kajabi.com/policies/cookie-notice) and [Kajabi's Privacy Policy](https://kajabi.com/policies/privacy) to see how Kajabi documents its own cookies and data practices — a useful reference as you write yours.

## Build the page with the Policies template

Kajabi's Policies template gives you a ready-made Privacy Policy & Terms page you can customize with your own content.

<Note>
  **Note:** Landing pages, including pages built from the Policies template, count against your plan's landing page limit.
</Note>

1. From the Dashboard, open the **Website** tab.
2. Click **Landing Pages**.
3. Click **+New Landing Page** in the top right corner.
4. Under **Global Branding Enabled**, select the **Policies** template.
5. Click **Get started**.
6. Enter a **Title** for your Privacy Policy & Terms page. This is what displays in your visitor's browser tab. (To learn how to update this value later, see [Customize page details](../../website/pages/customize-your-page-details).)
7. Click **Create**.

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  **Tip:** [Maximize your text block](/articles/marketing/email-campaigns/can-i-make-the-text-box-larger-when-editing) to make it easier to paste in your full Privacy Policy and Terms content.
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## Link the policy page in site navigation

Make sure visitors can find your policies by adding a link to them in your site's navigation menu — commonly in the footer.

1. Open the **Website** tab from the Dashboard.
2. Click **Navigation**.
3. Select an existing menu, or click **New Navigation Menu**, enter a **Title**, and click **Save Menu** to create one. (We recommend a menu created specifically for your page footer.)
4. Click **+ Add**, then select **Add Page**.
5. Enter the link **Name** your visitors will see.
6. Search for your Privacy Policy & Terms page and select it.
7. Click **Save**.

Once you've added the link to a navigation menu, [assign that menu](/articles/website/navigation/how-to-assign-your-navigation-menu) to the pages where you want it to appear — like your site footer. For more on building and organizing navigation menus, see [Build navigation menus](/articles/website/navigation/build-navigation-menus).

## FAQs

### Do I need a Privacy Policy and Terms page?

Most businesses that collect visitor or customer data need one. Laws like the CCPA and GDPR may require it depending on where your customers are located and what data you collect. Review your specific obligations with a legal advisor — Kajabi can't tell you which laws apply to your business.

### Can I update my policies after I publish them?

Yes. Open the page from **Website** > **Landing Pages**, edit its content, and save your changes. Keep your published policies up to date with how your business actually collects and uses data — an outdated policy can be as much of a liability as not having one.
