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Free Privacy Policy for WordPress Sites
Covers Analytics, Contact Forms & WooCommerce

Last updated: April 2025

WordPress sites collect more data than you might think — from contact form submissions to analytics cookies to WooCommerce customer data. GDPR requires you to disclose all of it. Generate a complete, WordPress-ready privacy policy free in 60 seconds.

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Who needs this

Who needs this privacy policy?

Your WordPress site needs a privacy policy if it uses any of these (and most sites do):

Google Analytics or any other analytics plugin
Contact Form 7, WPForms, Gravity Forms, or any form plugin
WooCommerce or any e-commerce functionality
Mailchimp, ConvertKit, or any email marketing integration
Yoast SEO (it sets cookies)
Jetpack or any social sharing plugins
Google AdSense or any advertising
Comments section (WordPress collects commenter data by default)

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What's covered

What your privacy policy will include

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Analytics disclosure — Google Analytics, Jetpack Stats, and other tracking tools
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Contact forms — what data is collected and how it's stored
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Comments — WordPress default comment data collection
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WooCommerce — customer data, order history, payment processing
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Email marketing — newsletter signup and list management
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Cookie usage — session cookies, analytics cookies, advertising cookies
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Hosting provider — server logs and data storage disclosure

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FAQ

Common questions

Go to Settings → Privacy in your WordPress admin. WordPress has a built-in privacy policy page creator. You can paste your generated policy text there and WordPress will automatically add a 'Privacy Policy' link to your footer.

WordPress provides a basic template with placeholder text, but you need to fill it in with your actual data practices. The template is just a starting point — it doesn't know which plugins you use or how your site works.

Yes, if you use Google Analytics, have comments enabled, or use any contact forms. Each of these collects personal data from visitors and requires disclosure under GDPR and other privacy laws.

Beyond having a privacy policy, you need a cookie consent plugin (like CookieYes or Complianz) to obtain consent before setting analytics cookies. Your privacy policy is the foundation — the cookie banner is built on top of it.

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What your privacy policy will include

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