Rate My Privacy Policy
Get a 0–100 score, a clear verdict, and a list of what is missing.
- A clear grade tells you exactly what to do: publish, polish, or rewrite
- Calibrated for small businesses, not Fortune-500 lawyer review
- Each finding flagged by priority so you know what to fix first
You wrote your policy years ago, or your CMS gave you one, or your previous developer copy-pasted from somewhere. Now you want to know — is it any good? Our rater gives you a numeric score, a verdict ("Solid", "Good enough", "Needs work"), and a list of the specific gaps. It is calibrated against the disclosures that GDPR, CCPA, UK GDPR, PIPEDA, and the Australian Privacy Act actually require, not against what a Fortune-500 lawyer would polish in a redline review.
Grounded in real law, not training-data recall.
Required disclosures
GDPR Articles 13 and 14, CCPA §§1798.100 and 1798.135, UK GDPR equivalents, plus the Australian Privacy Principles. The rater checks whether each required item is actually present in your document.
Data subject rights
Access, deletion, correction, portability, objection, withdrawal of consent. Whether the rights are named, and whether the process for users to exercise them is described.
Transfer safeguards
Whether the policy names a specific safeguard mechanism (Standard Contractual Clauses, adequacy decision) or hides behind vague language.
Retention and sharing
Whether retention periods are stated per category, and whether third-party recipients are named or described specifically enough to identify.
A grade you can act on
The score comes with a plain-English verdict: publish-ready, solid, good enough, needs work, or rewrite. No jargon, just what to do next.
What you'll probably see in the report.
A 70+ score after one fix pass
Most policies sit in the 50-65 range on the first audit. After fixing the structural issues we flag, you typically jump 15-25 points into the "good enough to ship" range.
Higher than you expected
If you used a recent template that disclosed everything current frameworks require, the rater will tell you to ship it.
Drop after a single edit
If your score drops after an edit, the edit probably removed a required disclosure. The rater is sensitive to losing required content, not to prose changes.
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