Launch Incorporation Package
Use the Launch Incorporation Package first if the company has not yet been formed.
Website, privacy, and legal trust infrastructure for companies launching publicly or collecting basic user information.
The Website & Privacy Kit helps companies put their public-facing legal documents in place before launch, customer onboarding, or active marketing. It is designed for standard business websites that need website terms, privacy policy, and basic cookie or tracking disclosure language where scoped.
This kit is not a full privacy compliance audit, SaaS terms package, AI platform terms package, or technical implementation service. It is the legal trust layer for a standard company website.
Fixed fee, lawyer-led
Standard business website
Pre-launch / pre-customer
Companies often launch websites before properly addressing website use, privacy disclosures, cookies, tracking tools, and public-facing legal terms.
The Website & Privacy Kit helps establish the basic legal framework for how visitors use the website, how the company describes its data practices, and how website-facing legal notices are presented.
It is designed to support a clean public launch and reduce avoidable gaps in early website, privacy, and user-facing legal infrastructure.
The Website & Privacy Kit delivers a standard website legal framework that supports:
The goal is to help the company establish a credible website-facing legal layer before growth, customer acquisition, or diligence exposes gaps.
Each Website & Privacy Kit engagement delivers the following within standard scope. Anything outside this list is handled as an add-on or separately scoped matter.
The Website & Privacy Kit does not include SaaS terms, platform terms, AI product terms, marketplace terms, e-commerce terms, DPA negotiation, Québec Law 25 enhanced review, CASL review, regulated data review, cybersecurity review, foreign privacy law advice, technical cookie-banner implementation, or a full privacy compliance program.
The matter may require an add-on, revised scope, or Advisory & Transactional Work if it involves the factors listed.
Website & Privacy Kit — applies where the company has a standard website, basic data collection practices, and no advanced platform, privacy, regulated-data, or cross-border complexity.
HST, platform fees, privacy tools, cookie-banner software, technical implementation costs, and third-party costs are separate unless expressly included in the engagement letter.
If the matter no longer fits standard scope, Fauri Law may recommend an add-on, revised fee, or Advisory & Transactional Work.
You complete the intake with information about the company, website, business model, website functionality, data collection practices, cookies or tracking tools, and any potential red flags.
Fauri Law reviews the intake, identifies potential conflicts, and confirms whether the matter fits standard Website & Privacy Kit scope.
If Fauri Law can assist, an engagement letter is issued confirming the scope, fee, assumptions, exclusions, deliverables, revision limits, and payment terms.
Payment or retainer is completed after the engagement letter is accepted.
Fauri Law prepares the standard website and privacy documents within the approved scope.
You provide one consolidated round of reasonable comments. Fauri Law reviews and incorporates appropriate revisions within scope.
Final documents are delivered with a short implementation note and recommended next legal steps.
Most companies use the Website & Privacy Kit alongside or before related workflow kits. Use this map to understand the right sequence for your stage.
Use the Launch Incorporation Package first if the company has not yet been formed.
Use the Commercial Basics Kit if the company also needs NDAs, service terms, customer terms, or vendor contracting documents. Website & Privacy covers the public-facing website layer. Commercial Basics covers the contracting layer.
Use the Build a Team Kit if employees, contractors, or advisors will support website operations, customer delivery, content creation, development, marketing, or access to company systems and confidential information.
Use Ongoing Counsel Support if the company expects recurring legal needs involving privacy, contracts, hiring, governance, marketing, customer onboarding, or operational legal support.
Use Advisory & Transactional Work for SaaS terms, AI platform terms, DPA negotiation, regulated data, enterprise customer privacy issues, cross-border privacy, complex commercial transactions, or bespoke legal advisory work.
Yes, for standard-scope matters. The kit includes a standard Canadian privacy policy based on the company’s website, business model, and basic data collection practices.
If the company handles sensitive data, regulated data, complex platform data, or cross-border privacy issues, additional scope may be required.
Yes. The kit includes standard website terms of use for a standard business website.
SaaS terms, platform terms, marketplace terms, AI product terms, e-commerce terms, or customer-facing service terms are not included unless separately scoped.
Basic cookie or tracking disclosure language may be included where the company’s use of cookies or tracking tools is simple and scoped.
Advanced cookie notice, cookie banner wording, consent architecture, or technical implementation may require separate scope.
No. Technical cookie banner implementation is not included.
If cookie banner wording or a cookie notice is required, it can be separately scoped depending on the company’s website and tracking practices.
No. A Data Processing Agreement is not included in the standard Website & Privacy Kit.
If the company needs a DPA for customers, vendors, processors, or enterprise relationships, that should be separately scoped.
The standard kit may address general Canadian privacy disclosure needs, but it does not include a Québec Law 25 enhanced compliance review.
If Québec Law 25 is relevant to the company’s operations, users, customers, or data practices, additional scope may be required.
No. CASL review, email marketing compliance, unsubscribe flows, consent review, or marketing automation review are not included unless separately scoped.
No. SaaS, AI, marketplace, and platform products usually require more detailed terms, privacy, data, user, liability, and commercial review.
Those matters are handled through separate scope or Advisory & Transactional Work.
No. Website updates, cookie banner installation, technical configuration, website development, analytics setup, and implementation inside WordPress or another platform are not included.
Fauri Law can provide legal wording and implementation guidance within scope, but technical implementation remains the client’s responsibility unless separately arranged with a technical provider.
After delivery, the company will have its standard website and privacy documents in place. Depending on the company’s next stage, the next legal step may be:
The Website & Privacy Kit helps companies establish standard website terms, privacy disclosure, and basic legal trust infrastructure before public launch, customer onboarding, or marketing activity.