For v0 builders
Privacy Policy Generator for v0 Apps
v0 writes the Next.js code. This writes the legal page — customized to your stack in 60 seconds.
v0 by Vercel turns prompts into production-grade Next.js apps, and one-click deploys put them live on a vercel.app URL minutes later. What v0 will not generate for you is the privacy policy — and the moment your app has a sign-up form, a waitlist, analytics, or a contact form, you are collecting personal data and legally need one.
PrivacyPage is built for developers shipping fast: a ~10-question wizard, a complete customized privacy policy in about 60 seconds, and the whole document free to preview. Unlocking the export costs $9.99 one time — deliberately the opposite of the subscription pricing most policy tools charge for what is, for you, a one-time need.
What a typical v0 app collects
Auth via Clerk or NextAuth
v0 apps commonly wire authentication through Clerk or Auth.js — emails, OAuth profile data, and session cookies are personal data you control and must disclose.
Vercel Analytics & Speed Insights
Vercel Analytics is privacy-friendly (no cookies), but it still processes visitor data — page views, referrers, country, device class — and belongs in your policy.
Postgres data (Neon / Supabase)
Whatever your users store — profiles, projects, messages — sits in your database. Your policy states what you keep and for how long.
Edge request logs
Vercel logs IP addresses and request metadata for every visit. Under GDPR, IPs are personal data.
Forms, waitlists, and emails
Even a simple waitlist collecting emails via Resend or a form action is data collection with disclosure obligations.
What the law expects from your policy
GDPR (EU visitors): your policy must identify who you are, why you process each category of data and on what legal basis, which processors you use (Vercel, Clerk, your database host), how long you retain data, and how users exercise rights like access and deletion. Details in our GDPR guide.
CCPA (California visitors): if the thresholds apply to you — or you simply want to be safe — you disclose the categories of personal information collected and give California users a way to request access or deletion. Our CCPA guide explains the thresholds in plain English.
OAuth and API verifications: Google's OAuth consent screen review requires a privacy policy URL on your domain. Ship without one and your "Sign in with Google" stays stuck in testing mode with a 100-user cap.
How the 60-second generator works
- 1Pick a document type — privacy policy, terms of service, EULA, cookie policy, or disclaimer.
- 2Answer about ten plain-English questions: your app's name, what data it collects, and which third-party services it uses.
- 3Preview the complete generated document — free, no account, nothing blurred that matters for judging it.
- 4Pay $9.99 once to unlock and export as HTML, Markdown, or plain text. Regenerate free, forever, when your app changes.
Hosting tip for v0: Copy the HTML export into a new app/privacy/page.tsx in your v0 project (or paste it into v0 and ask it to create the route), then add a footer link. Deploy — your policy URL is live at yourapp.vercel.app/privacy.
Generate the privacy policy for your v0 app
Professional, legally compliant documents for your app — free to preview, $9.99 one-time to unlock.
Generate Now →FAQ
Vercel Analytics is cookieless — do I still need a privacy policy?
Yes. Cookieless does not mean data-less: analytics still processes visitor information, and your auth, database, and logs collect more. A privacy policy is about all personal data processing, not just cookies.
Can I keep the policy in my repo as a page instead of a hosted PDF?
Absolutely — a rendered /privacy route is the standard approach and what PrivacyPage's HTML export is designed for. Search engines and store reviewers both prefer a real page over a PDF.
What if I add features later — do I pay again?
No. Your one-time license includes lifetime regenerations, so when you add Stripe or switch auth providers, come back, adjust your answers, and regenerate the updated document free.
Does PrivacyPage cover cookie banners?
PrivacyPage generates the documents — privacy policy, cookie policy, terms, EULA, disclaimer. It does not inject a consent banner widget. Many v0 apps using cookieless analytics don't need one; if you add advertising cookies, pair your cookie policy with a consent tool.