Both generate compliant legal documents — but the pricing and approach differ. Here's an honest comparison to help you choose.
Termly is a subscription compliance platform — a free tier plus paid plans that include policy generators, a cookie-consent banner and consent management, billed on an ongoing basis. 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 want a free starting tier and an ongoing platform with a live cookie-consent banner and consent management — and you're comfortable with a subscription for full features — Termly is designed for that. It's a compliance platform, not just a document generator.
If you want professional, tailored legal documents you own outright for a one-time price — with no subscription and no feature paywalls — InkTerms is the simpler, cheaper route. 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.
For a document you own, yes — InkTerms is a one-time $19.99 per policy with no subscription. Termly has a free tier but charges an ongoing subscription for full features.
No — InkTerms generates the documents; Termly offers a live consent banner. You can pair an InkTerms cookie policy with a separate banner tool.
Yes — you download PDF + DOCX and keep them, even without a subscription.
Choose Termly for an ongoing consent-management platform with a free tier; 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.