Privacy notice, legal notice and cookies for website and app
For SMEs, start-ups and SaaS providers whose legal texts no longer match the services used or are still missing.
Updated: 2026-11
We record which services your website or app actually uses and implement a matching privacy notice, legal notice and cookie solution, under the Swiss FADP and, for EU audiences, the GDPR and ePrivacy law. Technically we ensure optional cookies are only set after visitors choose.
Many privacy notices come from templates. They name services not in use and forget those added after the last update. Cookie banners show a choice but load trackers beforehand.
The problem is rarely the text alone but the missing link between text and technology.
What you get
Service inventory
All services, cookies and data flows in use, checked technically.
Privacy notice
Aligned with actual processing, with information on recipients and transfers abroad.
Legal notice
With the information Swiss law requires and, for offerings aimed at Germany, German law.
Cookie solution
Information, refusal and, for EU audiences, consent, enforced technically.
Update process
A check for new services so texts and technology stay aligned.
How it runs
- 01
Inventory
Analyse the website or app and record services.
- 02
Texts
Create or revise privacy notice and legal notice.
- 03
Technology
Set up and test the cookie solution.
- 04
Handover
Documentation and a check for future changes.
Price framing
Effort depends on the number of services, languages and features. For complex cases, for example involving sensitive data, we recommend an additional legal review.
Indicative, not a binding quote — the frame is confirmed during scoping.
What drives the price? → Cost guide
Parent service: Data Protection Consulting
FAQ
Is this legal advice?
We implement texts and technology based on actual processing. For complex or disputed questions we recommend a legal review.
Is a generator enough?
Generators help with structure but do not know your services. Reconciling with the technology is the decisive part.
What happens with new services?
A check in the process ensures texts and cookie solution are updated before a new service goes live.
Does it apply to apps?
Yes. Apps need their own information, for example on permissions and third-party SDKs.
Privacy notice, legal notice and cookies for website and app
For SMEs, start-ups and SaaS providers whose legal texts no longer match the services used or are still missing.