Website Legal Audit Service

Most technology businesses have legal documents — but very few know whether those documents are actually compliant, enforceable, and current. A website legal audit gives you a complete picture of your platform's legal document stack and a prioritised roadmap for fixing what is missing or broken.

What we review in a legal audit

  • Privacy Policy — accuracy against actual data practices; GDPR Articles 13/14 compliance; CCPA compliance; third-party disclosure completeness; user rights provisions; international transfer mechanisms
  • Terms of Service — enforceability (clickwrap vs browsewrap); IP protection; liability limitations; acceptable use provisions; payment terms; AI clauses
  • Cookie Policy and Consent Mechanism — 2026 consent standards; Global Privacy Control recognition; equal prominence of accept/reject options; granular category controls
  • Data Processing Agreements — existence and adequacy of DPAs with all material processors
  • GDPR Compliance Framework — lawful basis documentation; ROPA; data subject rights procedures; breach notification protocol
  • App Store Compliance — EULA, App Store Review Guideline compliance, permission disclosures where applicable

Before your Series A — why investors find every gap anyway

Investor legal due diligence for a Series A is comprehensive. Every missing DPA, every outdated privacy policy, every unenforceable terms clause will be found. A pre-fundraise legal audit gives you the opportunity to fix these issues before they become negotiating points — or worse, deal conditions that delay your close.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a website legal audit cover?

A TECHLAWG legal audit covers: Privacy Policy accuracy against actual data practices, GDPR and CCPA compliance gaps, cookie policy and consent mechanism compliance, Terms of Service enforceability and currency, Data Processing Agreements with all processors, GDPR compliance framework completeness, third-party contracts and NDAs, and App Store compliance where applicable. You receive a written report with risk-rated findings and fixed-fee remediation quotes.

When should I commission a website legal audit?

A legal audit is particularly valuable: before closing a significant enterprise deal or fundraising round (investors and enterprise buyers conduct their own legal due diligence); when expanding into new geographic markets; after adding new AI features or data collection; if your existing documents are more than 18 months old; and as an annual compliance maintenance exercise.

How long does a legal audit take?

A standard TECHLAWG website legal audit takes 5–7 business days for a typical SaaS platform. Complex platforms with multiple products, multiple jurisdictions, or extensive third-party integrations may take 10–14 days. You receive a written audit report with prioritised findings before any remediation begins.

What risk ratings do audit findings receive?

Findings are rated: Critical (immediate legal exposure — regulatory violation or unenforceable key document); High (significant risk that should be addressed within 30 days); Medium (meaningful risk, address within 90 days); Low (best practice improvements). The report provides specific remediation recommendations and fixed-fee quotes for each finding.

What happens after the audit?

You receive a written report with every finding described, its risk rating, specific remediation steps, and a fixed-fee quote for TECHLAWG to remediate it. You can choose which findings to address immediately, which to defer, and which to handle internally. There is no obligation to engage us for remediation — the audit report stands alone as a deliverable.

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Book a free consultation. We assess your situation, confirm scope, and provide a fixed-fee quote — with no commitment required.

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