Set up TermsFeed AutoTerms, the free WordPress plugin, in 3 tasks and in this order: install the plugin, fill in its settings, and create a legal page. Fill in your website and company details in TermsFeed > Settings. Each detail has a shortcode, such as [wpautoterms company_name], that prints it in any legal page or post. Then start a Privacy Policy, Terms and Conditions, or Cookies Policy from TermsFeed > Add Legal Page.

The quickstart takes you through all 3 tasks in about 10 minutes. Read the setup guides afterward for every option of each task.

Learn what the plugin does and run the quickstart

Read what the plugin does, then run the quickstart to publish a Privacy Policy and insert a footer legal link.

Page What you get Time
What the TermsFeed AutoTerms WordPress Plugin Does The legal pages feature, the 5 Compliance Kits, the TermsFeed admin menu, and what it does not do 5 minutes
WordPress Privacy Policy Quickstart A published Privacy Policy, linked from the footer of every page, in 5 steps 10 minutes

Set up the plugin for a live WordPress website

Install and configure the plugin with these guides. The multisite guide applies only to a WordPress multisite network.

Page What you do there
Install the TermsFeed AutoTerms Plugin on WordPress Check the requirements, install from the WordPress admin, a ZIP file, or WP-CLI, confirm the install, update the plugin, and remove it with or without its legal pages
WordPress Legal Page Settings Fill in the website and company details, change the legal pages slug, add legal pages to the Pages widget, and set caching plugins compatibility mode
WordPress Multisite Legal Pages Activate the plugin across a network, see what each site keeps for itself, and add code as a Super Admin

Common questions about the plugin and where to get help

Read short answers to the questions WordPress website owners ask most, and find where to get help.

Page What you get there
TermsFeed AutoTerms FAQ and Support Answers on legal pages, languages, the consent banner, WooCommerce, and page builders, then the Help screen and the support forum

Create each legal page your WordPress website needs. Answer your first questionnaire with Create a Privacy Policy in WordPress, and find the other legal page tasks in WordPress Legal Pages.

Next, turn on the Compliance Kits your WordPress website needs. Add a consent banner, a cookie notice, or an affiliate disclosure, and style the footer legal links, with WordPress Compliance Kits.