If visitors from these countries use your site, their laws may apply to you. We set up your privacy policies, consent controls, request forms and data records.
Quote and schedule after your brief
We build a short map: where your visitors are, what data you collect, and which tools receive it. It shows which of the four regimes you actually need. Your lawyer gives the final view on applicability.
We write it from your real list of scripts, forms and tools: analytics, ad pixels, CRM, email. When the site changes, we update the text too.
We add a request form and a CRM route: each request arrives with a deadline and an owner. An AI agent can draft the reply. A person always makes the decision.
We configure a consent manager so scripts fire only after the visitor's choice. For the US we add support for Global Privacy Control (a browser setting that says "don't sell my data"). We test it in a real browser, not just in the settings panel.
Use a package to describe what you need. We agree on the quote and schedule after reviewing your brief and requirements.
A site aimed at one country, for example the US
Stores and services selling in several countries
Services that hold user data and advertise in several countries
You describe the task and current workflow. We clarify requirements, choose a first stage and prepare a quote.
We check what the site collects and where it goes. You get the findings in plain language.
We start with one country and one request form. The check is simple: no ad script fires before consent, and a test request completes the full route.
We prepare policies, banner, forms and routes. Your lawyer reviews the texts. Payment is made in stages.
We publish, test in real browsers and hand over access to every account, file and setting. Everything is yours under the agreed terms.
These laws follow where the people whose data you collect live, not where your company is registered. It depends on whether you actively target these markets and on your volumes. Describe your situation in We clarify requirements and prepare a quote after your brief.
GDPR requires consent up front for most tracking. The US model is different: often it is enough to inform people and let them opt out. Brazil is closer to GDPR, while Canada and Australia have their own rules on consent and breaches. One banner for every country works poorly.
They are outside the base scope. We can add them as a separate item after the audit. The project brief will flag this if you tell us where your customers are.
Your person does. We set up the form, the log and the deadlines, and an AI agent can draft the reply. Deleting data from your systems is done by your team following our guide, or by us for an extra fee.
The banner is lightweight, but some analytics will not be collected before consent. That follows from the law, not from a setup error. We limit the loss by showing the banner only where required and offering a fair choice without hidden buttons.
All texts, consent manager settings, forms and guides. Tool accounts are registered in your name, so you can keep running everything without us.
Describe your business, the outcome you need and your current workflow. We will clarify the requirements and prepare a quote after your brief.