Both help you get compliant legal documents — but they work very differently. Here's an honest comparison so you can pick the right one.
iubenda is a subscription compliance platform — you pay an ongoing fee (typically billed per website) for policies plus tools like a cookie-consent banner and consent management that update over time. InkTerms generates a tailored legal document you pay for once and own outright — no subscription required — with an optional plan only if you want ongoing updates.
If you need a live cookie-consent banner and ongoing consent management across one or more sites — and you're happy paying a recurring subscription for it — iubenda is built for that. It's a full compliance platform, not just a document generator.
If you want professional, tailored legal documents you own outright for a one-time price — without a subscription — InkTerms is the simpler, cheaper route. You answer a few questions, our AI writes documents specific to your business, and you download and publish them. Ideal for indie founders, apps, SaaS and small stores that need compliant documents without an ongoing bill.
For a one-off document, yes — InkTerms is a one-time $19.99 per policy with no subscription, whereas iubenda is a recurring subscription.
No — InkTerms generates the documents; it doesn't provide a live consent banner. iubenda does. You can pair an InkTerms cookie policy with a separate banner tool.
Yes — you download PDF + DOCX and they're yours to keep, even without a subscription.
Choose iubenda for ongoing consent management across sites; choose InkTerms for tailored documents you own outright at a one-time price.
Yes — free amendments for 12 months on one-time purchases, or a subscription plan for ongoing updates.
Tailored legal documents from $19.99 — pay once, own them forever.