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Free sample AI governance policy for your business

Answer a few questions about your company and generate a customized draft AI governance and acceptable use policy in minutes — a credible starting point to finalize with your legal and security advisors.

Free overview · No credit card · Editable Word & Google Docs

What you get

Free — AI Governance Overview

An executive summary of your AI governance structure, roles, tool decisions, and 30-day action items — customized to your company and jurisdiction.

$49 — Full AI Policy Pack

Everything in the overview, plus an AI Acceptable Use Policy, Data Handling Guidelines, and an AI system-prompt file for your team — with a second AI legal-review pass. 30-day access, unlimited regenerations.

How it works

  1. Tell us about your business — industry, size, where you operate, which AI tools are in use, and your top risks.
  2. We draft your policy — tailored to your regulated data and the privacy laws that actually apply to you.
  3. Review & finalize — download editable Word/Google Docs and refine with your legal, security, and leadership teams.

What the AI policy covers

A complete AI acceptable use and governance policy set typically includes:

Not legal advice. AI Policy Starter produces draft documents as an educational starting point. Every organization's AI policy should be reviewed and approved by qualified legal counsel before enforcement.

Frequently asked questions

What is an AI governance policy?

A set of rules defining how your employees may use AI tools — which are approved, what data may be entered, human-review requirements, and how you monitor and enforce compliance. It usually pairs with an AI acceptable use policy and data handling guidelines.

Is this sample AI governance policy free?

Yes — the customized AI Governance Overview is free. The full editable pack (Acceptable Use Policy, Data Handling Guidelines, Governance Overview, and an AI system-prompt file) is a one-time $49.

Is the generated policy legal advice?

No. The documents are drafts and a starting point. Review and finalize them with your own legal counsel, security team, and leadership before adopting them.

Does it account for my state's privacy laws?

Yes. The draft applies the frameworks that actually bind your business — e.g. TDPSA (Texas), CCPA/CPRA (qualifying California businesses), GDPR (EU) — instead of one generic standard.

What format are the documents delivered in?

Editable Microsoft Word (.docx) files you own, with one-click "Open in Google Docs." Documents are generated in your browser — nothing is stored on our servers.

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