Comparisons
TermsFeed vs OrbitKit: which for App Store submission?
TermsFeed sells generated legal documents; OrbitKit hosts the full set of web files Apple's App Review requires. A structural comparison for app developers.
TermsFeed generates legal documents — privacy policies, terms & conditions, EULAs, disclaimers, cookie notices — typically sold per-document or as a one-time bundle. If you found it while solving the App Store privacy-policy requirement, the structural difference: TermsFeed is a legal-document generator; OrbitKit is App Store web infrastructure. They overlap on the privacy policy text and diverge on everything else App Review verifies.
For the complete requirement list, see every URL and file Apple requires for an iOS App Store submission.
What TermsFeed is built for
TermsFeed’s product is generated legal text: answer a questionnaire, get a privacy policy / ToS / EULA / disclaimer you can host wherever you like. It’s general-purpose — websites, apps, ecommerce — and document-centric. Hosting and ongoing maintenance are typically on you.
What App Store submission requires beyond a document
Apple checks a privacy policy URL and:
- A support URL that renders correctly on iPhone (Guideline 1.5).
- An in-app account-deletion path plus the public deletion page (Guideline 5.1.1(v)).
- An
apple-app-site-associationfile at the right path with the right MIME type (Universal Links). - A
PrivacyInfo.xcprivacymanifest in the binary. - Sign in with Apple / Apple Pay domain-association files if applicable.
TermsFeed gives you the privacy-policy and EULA text. The hosting, the support/deletion pages, the AASA file, and the privacy manifest are out of scope.
Comparison
| TermsFeed | OrbitKit | |
|---|---|---|
| Product type | Legal-document generator | App Store web hosting + generators |
| Privacy policy | Yes (text) | Yes (Apple-taxonomy-mapped, hosted) |
| EULA / ToS | Yes | Apple’s standard EULA covers most apps |
| Hosting included | Typically self-host | Yes — custom domain, auto-SSL |
| Support page | No | Yes |
| Data deletion page | No | Yes |
| AASA file | No | Yes |
PrivacyInfo.xcprivacy |
No | Yes |
| SiwA / Apple Pay files | No | Yes |
| Pricing model (at time of writing — verify) | Per-document / one-time (~$200+ bundle) | $5/mo per app, all-inclusive |
Pick TermsFeed if…
- You need a standalone legal document (a ToS or EULA with unusual terms) and will host it yourself.
- You want a one-time purchase model and don’t need the rest of Apple’s web requirements handled.
- Apple’s standard EULA doesn’t fit your licensing and you need a custom one drafted.
Pick OrbitKit if…
- You need the full App Store web set, not just a document — and you don’t want to self-host five different files and remember to renew SSL.
- You want the privacy policy to match the App Store Connect questionnaire so you avoid the data-mismatch rejection email.
- You’re shipping multiple apps and want flat per-app pricing instead of per-document fees.
The hosting point most people underestimate
A one-time-purchase privacy policy is only “done” until the first time you move your marketing site, let a domain lapse, or restructure your URLs — at which point App Review rejects your next update because the policy URL 404s. Apple requires the URL to stay live for the lifetime of the app. A document generator hands you a file; it doesn’t keep the URL alive. That ongoing-hosting obligation is most of the actual work, and it’s where the products differ most.
Bottom line
TermsFeed if you need a one-off legal document and will host it. OrbitKit if you need the App Store’s web requirements generated and hosted with the URLs guaranteed to stay live. For App Store submission specifically, start free or see features.