Which privacy laws apply to my business
Answer a few questions about your firm and see which laws reach it, and the threshold that triggered each.

Plain answers for a small firm that handles privacy without a privacy officer.
Calculators, checklists and templates for GDPR, the CCPA and the state laws. They run in your browser and nothing you type is sent to us.
Answer a few questions about your firm and see which laws reach it, and the threshold that triggered each.
Enter the date a request arrived and the law: get the due date, the extension and the confirm-by date.
Check your banner against GDPR, ePrivacy and the US opt-out rules, line by line.
Check your policy item by item against GDPR Art. 13/14 and the CCPA policy rules.
Test your revenue, consumer count and data sales against the CCPA thresholds.
See whether your browser sends the GPC signal and what a site must do when it does.
Work through the GDPR duties a small firm carries and print a dated record.
Build a CCPA notice at collection, with a GDPR short-notice variant.
Build the reply to an access request: what you hold, why, who gets it and for how long.
Each comparison sets vendors against what the law requires, row by row, from the vendors’ own documentation. Verdicts are by use case.
For a small site with EU and US visitors and one banner to run
Read the comparison: Consent management platforms for a small US site
For a small site writing its first privacy policy
Read the comparison: Privacy policy generators that cover CCPA and GDPR
For a firm answering requests by hand today
Read the comparison: DSAR tools for a firm without a privacy team
For a firm that must meet the CCPA and the other state laws
For a firm without a DPO working through GDPR
Read the comparison: GDPR compliance software for a small business
For a site that wants traffic numbers without a consent prompt
Read the comparison: Google Analytics alternatives that need no cookie banner
GDPR reaches some US firms; each state law has its own thresholds. Answer a few questions and see which apply and why.
A privacy policy with the items the rules list, a notice where you collect data, and the opt-out link where one is owed.
Access, deletion and opt-out requests each run on a legal clock. Enter the date it arrived and get the date it is due.
Everything on the site is filed under one of 4 questions. Each folder holds its tools, guides and software comparisons together.

Cookie banners, consent records, consent-management platforms and analytics that need (or avoid) consent, under GDPR/ePrivacy and the US opt-out laws.
2 tools, 2 guides
7 comparisons

The paperwork a firm must hold: privacy policy, notice at collection, cookie policy, retention policy, processor contracts, data maps, assessments and the checklists that list them.
8 tools, 1 guide
3 comparisons

Answering people: GDPR access and erasure requests, CCPA/state requests to know, delete and opt out, Global Privacy Control, the deadlines, and the tools that run the queue.
3 tools, 3 guides
4 comparisons

Whether GDPR, the CCPA/CPRA or another state law reaches a firm: thresholds, scope, the state-by-state map and the software sold for each law.
2 tools, 13 guides
2 comparisons
The rules in plain words, with the article or section number beside every duty.