WP Legal Pages is a must-have WP Legal Pages is a must-have for anybody confused about any legal jargon or policies when it comes to legal stuff. It takes the guesswork out of writing a privacy policy and terms and conditions page. I have used it on a few sites and have been nothing nut satisfied.

Reliable and helpful software for global use. Software that is reliable, helpful, and takes into account its use in Europe where considering GDPR compliance is essential. This was essential for making my purchase decision. Keep up this great work!

WP legal page plugin for website I have the WP legal page plugin for new website, it helps me a lot with complete template of all the legal contents which I am not familiar with. Also, when there was a problem, their support team reacted very fast and very supportive for all questions I had. Do recommend it for all the beginner of e-commerce.

Well designed and thought through tools... WPeka's tools are well designed and well thought through. Quite frankly, they just plain work the way they're supposed to. I've bought them on various deals over the years and I do appreciate the tools. (I haven't been so lucky with their customer service or with some of the sales policies from time to time, but I accept that I didn't read the fine print in enough detail and that although I disagree with the policies, it doesn't mean I didn't accept them and their conditions when I purchased it.) All in all, very good, stand-up tools, well designed and worth the money. Just know what you're buying and how long you're going to be allowed to use it for that price.

Quick and easy legal compliance for blogs WP Legal Pages is a quick and easy way to bring peace of mind to your blog or website with easy to use, customizable legal templates. I was really impressed with the breadth of templates (some I didn't even consider, but ended up using them!) and how easy it is to create the documentation. My only complaint is the need to make it more clear that a separate wordpress page is being created after the workflow, and that it's mandatory for it to be created that way. I wasn't aware it was being created as a 'traditional page', copy and pasted the text in to a new page I created. This works, but the only issue is the plugin doesn't recognize it as a page created by the plugin, so some functionality is lost.