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url: https://eurocomply.app/compare/termly
canonical: https://eurocomply.app/compare/termly
title: "EuroComply vs Termly: EU Compliance Tool Comparison — EuroComply"
competitor: Termly
lastReviewed: 2026-05-01
lastReviewed: 2026-05-01
author: EuroComply Team
license: CC-BY-4.0
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# EuroComply vs Termly: EU Compliance Tool Comparison

Compare EuroComply and Termly for EU regulatory compliance, pricing, SME fit, data residency, and risk workflows. Termly is a US-based tool that helps small businesses generate privacy policies, terms of service, and cookie consent banners. It is primarily a document generation and basic CMP service aimed at website owners.

## EuroComply vs Termly — what is the difference?

EuroComply is purpose-built for EU SMEs (10–500 employees): EU-only infrastructure, published pricing, and coverage of 20+ EU regulations (AI Act, GDPR, NIS2, DORA, CRA) in one platform. Termly: Small businesses and website owners needing basic legal documents and cookie consent.

- Genuine EU regulatory compliance, not just policy templates
- AI Act risk classification Termly cannot provide
- EU data residency — no US hosting of your compliance data
- NIS2, DORA, CRA coverage built in
- Designed for companies with real regulatory exposure, not just websites
- Free tier that provides substantive compliance value

## Pricing

| Platform | Pricing |
| --- | --- |
| EuroComply | €0–€399/month (free tier available) |
| Termly | Free plan available; Pro from ~$14/month; Business from ~$25/month |

## Data residency and CLOUD Act exposure

Under the US CLOUD Act, US authorities can compel US-headquartered companies to disclose customer data stored anywhere — including EU data centres. EuroComply scores 8/100 (Sovereign). Termly scores 85/100 (US-Only). US-headquartered, no EU subsidiary structure — CLOUD Act applies unconditionally.

| Platform | Exposure tier | Score (0–100) | Basis |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| EuroComply | Sovereign | 8 | EU-incorporated entity, EU-only infrastructure (Supabase Frankfurt, Vercel EU, Mistral Paris) |
| Termly | US-Only | 85 | US-headquartered, no EU subsidiary structure — CLOUD Act applies unconditionally. |

## Termly strengths

- Very low price point accessible to micro-businesses
- Quick document generation for standard policies
- Cookie scanner and auto-generated cookie policy
- No technical expertise required

## Termly limitations

- US-based product with US data hosting
- Document templates, not genuine compliance management
- No AI Act, NIS2, DORA, or CRA coverage whatsoever
- Not suited for companies with actual regulatory obligations

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Comparison based on publicly available information. Pricing and features may have changed. Not legal or procurement advice.

Last reviewed: 2026-05-01 by the EuroComply Team. License: CC-BY-4.0.