Apollo
Click bait and lies about being "100% free"
Advertises in big bold letter "100% free". But then while filling the form you get paid options right in the middle. Edit, since they replied. No it's not clear at all, there isn't even any pricing details on the home page until you scroll all the way down (it's a tiny hyperlink btw). Just to be sure I didn't hallucinated, I tried the form again by clicking the button under "100% free", next to "Free Privacy Policy Generator". And what a surprise, I can barely even fill the form... Most of important check boxes and text fields have a price tag next to them... So you can only generate bare bone generic terms with this site for free, not something useful. I would even say that the claim "100% free" is incorrect. This is a dark pattern used to trick their users. Apologies for initially claiming that users are required to pay. You win on a technicality. Now is this the ethical approach? Don't trust them and avoid them.
Response from TermsFeedSep 15, 2026
Our service is 100% free to use. For certain solutions, the paid options shown in the form are clearly marked, the options are entirely optional, and not required to complete the process. We’re sorry if this wasn’t clear, but the claim that users must pay is incorrect.