Termageddon vs Ideagen OpCentral: Which is a better fit?

Mike D.: Hi, my name's Mike. I'm an owner of a small web design agency, and I give Termageddon a four out of five. Some of the other software products that I was using before Termageddon was Rocket Lawyer, Pre-Paid Legal, LegalShield, and some just free templates you can find online for privacy policies and terms of service. The main thing I liked about Termageddon is that they're very approachable. Their service is great, but what's most helpful, especially for the clients that I don't have common interactions with is that their policies are always up to date as the privacy laws change every single week and month, and depending on the state or jurisdiction. So I don't have to worry that privacy policies might be out of date or worry that the client is following the laws. I can just set Termageddon up and they've tracked all that for us, and it's one less thing to worry about while making sure the sites are in compliance. Setting up Termageddon was extremely easy. I signed up as an agency. They provided some drip campaigns as well as some information for me to share with my clients to teach them about privacy, and give them the option to opt out of having a privacy policy or choosing to get a Termageddon policy with me. Most everyone I've shared this information with has decided to opt in, which just adds profit to the bottom line because the wholesale rates are very affordable. As far as actually setting it up, it takes less than 15 minutes from beginning to end to get a Termageddon privacy policy installed onto a site. For anyone that's considering getting Termageddon, please know that privacy policies, the terms of service are kind of a requirement now, you really can't get away with not having them. But, even though Termageddon is co-owned by one of the leading privacy attorneys and I trust what they export, you do want to make sure that you read and understand the policies that you're publishing under your own name, and as applicable have your own counsel approve them, even though Termageddon will generate them, keep them updated for you. At the end of the day, it's your name you're putting on the policies, and they get you a lot of the way there, but you want to make sure you're understanding what you're publishing on your site.