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Privacy compliance for your business.

AI-powered. From $10/month.

Everything you need to achieve compliance — from assessments, notices and consent to processor management, processing records, and a public Transparency Center — in hours, not months.

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A small-town café owner pours steamed milk into a takeaway cup while a customer at the counter reads the café's privacy program on her phone.

Transparency Center

Customers see how you handle their data - all in one place.

Café customer · Asheville, USA
A ceramicist at a sunlit workbench wraps a hand-thrown bowl in tissue paper, a small printed QR card placed on top of the shipping box beside her.

Privacy in the Package

Etsy, TikTok, Instagram — no website required.

Hand-thrown ceramics · Aveiro, Portugal
A young creator at a Bangkok home studio holds an iPad showing a customer message, a wall of scrunchies and a ring light visible behind her, a balcony view of the city in soft focus to her right.

Reply to Privacy Rights Requests

Pre-built templates. Automated workflows.

TikTok Shop seller · Bangkok, Thailand
A customer at a Paris farmers-market cheese stall holds her phone up to a small mounted QR board on the counter, wheels of aged cheese arranged behind it.

Your Privacy Notice QR Code

Display on loyalty card, counter, van.

Farmers market stall · Marché Bastille, Paris
A plumber in a worn high-visibility vest stands beside his van in a suburban driveway, talking a customer through a QR sticker on the van door.

On-the-Road Privacy

Van decal QR. Booking SMS. Notice included.

Plumber on the road · Brisbane, Australia
A practice partner at a Singapore office desk reviews a multi-client dashboard on a monitor while a laptop on a cooling stand to her right shows the partnership's commercial summary, a glass-walled office and the city skyline behind.

Multi-Client View

DPO-as-a-Service. No limit on number of clients.

Practice partner · Tanjong Pagar, Singapore
A hand-cut canvas bag maker at a Cornwall workshop reviews her own product page on a laptop, a finished oxblood day pack on the bench beside her and tall industrial windows softly out of focus behind.

Privacy Labels

Auto-generated. Always current.

Hand-cut canvas bag maker · Truro, UK
A salon owner at a braiding studio in Cape Town reviews a request queue on a tablet at the front counter, a client mid-style at the chair behind her and the studio sign in the window.

Privacy Rights Management

Pre-built form. Select the rights you support.

Braiding salon · Cape Town, South Africa
A customer at a Los Angeles food truck reads an SMS receipt on her phone, the truck's service window and a hand-lettered menu board visible behind her.

Privacy Link on Receipt

Embedded in Square, Stripe, Toast.

Food truck · Los Angeles, USA
A fashion brand founder at her Silver Lake studio reviews a laptop, a notebook open on the workbench in front of her, clothing rails and a ring light soft-focus to her right.

Cookie + Tag Manager

Privacy-preserving. Per-visitor consent.

Fashion brand · Silver Lake, Los Angeles
A ryokan owner at a front-desk console in Kyoto holds a tablet toward an Australian guest who is reviewing the same notice on her phone, a wooden screen with a crane motif and a framed QR sign on the wall behind.

Consent at Check-in

Passport, WiFi, marketing — all separate.

Boutique ryokan · Kyoto, Japan
A wedding photographer at a back-of-venue working table in Mallorca taps through a per-asset release queue on her tablet, a camera body and lens cases on the table beside her and a soft-focus stone wall and pink-painted door behind.

Photo Release

Captured at the door. Per-asset tags. Auto-filtered.

Wedding photographer · Mallorca, Spain
A veterinary nurse at a reception monitor walks a pet owner and her small dog through a consent form at the practice front desk, a soft-focus glass entry door and waiting room behind.

Pet Owner Consent

Reminders, records, photos — per channel.

Veterinary practice · Bavaria, Germany
A volunteer at a damp morning football pitch in Hamburg signs a consent form on a tablet while a parent stands beside her checking the same form on his phone, the goalposts and pitch markings soft-focus behind them.

Consent to Video

Per child. Per match. Even visiting teams.

Junior football club · Hamburg, Germany
A dance-studio owner sits at a small office desk reviewing a laptop dashboard, a printed spring recital program on the desk beside her, mirrors and an empty studio visible through the open doorway.

Compliance Alerts

Prioritized. Actionable. Before deadlines bite.

Dance studio · Madison, USA
A principal at a Bedok tuition centre reviews her laptop at the front desk, a parent and son visible through the doorway behind her and bookshelves of workbooks along the side wall.

Unified Consent

Onsite + online. One record per student.

Tuition centre · Bedok, Singapore
An account director at a Brooklyn agency office works at her laptop, a coffee mug and notebook to her right, a whiteboard with three upcoming event names softly out of focus behind her.

Processing Activity Log

Filter by processor. Audit ready.

PR agency · Brooklyn, USA
A care home manager at her office desk completes a structured report on her laptop, the Holly House Care welcome sign at her side and the residents' lounge soft-focus through an open doorway behind.

Breach Report

Structured workflow. Regulator-ready. On the clock.

Care home · Ringwood, UK
A solo therapist in a Cork home consulting room sits at her laptop to begin a session, an empty client armchair facing her and a framed practitioner credential on the wall behind.

Session Consent

Video, audio, transcript — client-controlled.

Solo therapist · Cork, Ireland
A real-estate agent at a homeowner's kitchen table walks the homeowner through a tablet at a valuation appointment, a branded notebook and a coffee mug placed on the table to the agent's right.

Listing Consent

Photos, finances, listing portals — per tick.

Real estate agent · Charlotte, USA
A surf-school owner at a Canggu booking desk turns her laptop toward a Japanese guest who is checking the same notice on her phone, surfboards lined up against a thatched lean-to and a chalkboard with the day's schedule beside them.

Purpose & Consent Management

75 languages. Per-jurisdiction notice.

Surf school · Canggu, Bali
A bookseller at the till in an independent Portland bookshop turns the shop tablet around to face a customer, the framed Powell Lane Books shop sign on the brick wall above the counter.

Loyalty Sign-up

Three checkboxes. None pre-ticked.

Independent bookshop · Portland, USA
A customer on a sofa at home in soft afternoon light holds her phone in one hand, a single SMS notification visible on the lock screen — sender name, message body, the word STOP, and a privacy link readable end-to-end.

Promotional SMS

Sent on consent. Privacy linked. STOP enforced across all relevant processors.

A compliant SMS · Toronto, Canada
A customer at home on a sofa reads a small-business privacy label on her phone, a warm side-table lamp and a softly lit living room behind her.

Transparency Center

Customer-facing. Mobile-first. 75 languages.

Customer reading a privacy notice · Hong Kong SAR, China
An auditor at his desk writes on a printed complaint form in front of him, the audit workspace open on a laptop to his right and a soft-focus open-plan office through the glass partition behind.

Audit by data subject ID

Search. Every event surfaces. Defensible.

Auditor's desk · Auckland, New Zealand
A split frame: on the left a customer at a Lyon café table holds her phone reading an AI assistant introduction; on the right a studio operator at her workbench reviews an AI interactions audit feed on a laptop, pottery shelves softly behind.

AI Chat Consent

Disclosed up front. Recording optional. Human always available.

AI chatbot · Lyon, France

You know you need to comply. The options are broken.

Your customers are asking how you handle their data. Your partners want proof. But the existing options weren’t built for businesses your size.

Doing nothing and hoping for the best

No privacy policy, no data mapping, no consent records. You know it matters but have no idea where to start — until a customer complaint or regulator inquiry arrives.

Consultants charge $5,000–20,000+

For an initial assessment alone. Then ongoing fees for every change. Your accountant may recommend one but can’t help with the detail.

Enterprise tools cost $500–10,000/month

OneTrust, Transcend, Osano, Ketch — built for legal teams at large companies. Too complex, too expensive for your business.

DIY templates don’t scale

A free privacy policy template and a spreadsheet for consent. Feels productive until you realise it’s not actually compliant.

Free cookie tools solve one piece

A cookie banner is not compliance. You still need data mapping, privacy notices, DSAR handling, breach reporting, and more.

Sound familiar?

Every business function has its breakthrough tool.

QuickBooks for accountingGusto for payrollStripe for paymentsShopify for eCommerceMailchimp for marketingCanva for design

Dxtra for privacy.

Why Now

Enforcement is accelerating — and regulators are targeting small businesses

Privacy fines have surpassed €6 billion. Your customers are asking how you handle their data. Your partners want proof. The window for “we’ll deal with it later” is closing.

GDPR

€20M or 4% revenue

high risk

CCPA

$7,500 per violation

medium risk

PDPA

SGD $1M or 10%

medium risk

HIPAA

$1.5M per category

high risk

Think that only applies to big companies? These are all real cases.

€16,0002025

A pharmacy in Spain stored customer health data and medication records in an Excel spreadsheet — no legal basis, no security safeguards.

If you track customer data in spreadsheets, this applies to you.

Source: AEPD

$23,0002022

A small dental practice in California responded to negative Yelp reviews by including patient names and treatment details — a HIPAA violation they didn’t see coming.

A single social media reply can trigger a federal investigation.

Source: HHS OCR

€16,0002024

A hotel in Hamburg routinely photocopied guests’ ID cards at check-in. Regulators found no valid legal basis to keep the copies under the GDPR.

Everyday processes you think are normal can be non-compliant.

Source: HmbBfDI

FTC order against the CEO personally2022

Drizly, an alcohol delivery platform ignored known security vulnerabilities for two years. When 2.5 million customer records were exposed, the FTC order followed the CEO to any future company.

Founders and CEOs can be held personally accountable.

Source: FTC

For less than a cup of coffee a week, protect your business from five-figure fines.

See more enforcement cases by industry
Simplify & Automate Compliance

Take the complexity out of compliance

You’re covered before your next break. Answer a few questions and Dxtra’s AI generates your privacy program — policies, consent forms, data maps, and processing records — so your business can be compliance-ready in hours, not months.

  • AI generates your program from a few questions
  • No legal expertise needed to get started
  • Covers 500+ privacy obligations across 140+ countries
1

Answer questions

up to 10 min
2

AI generates program

up to 60 min
3

Review & publish

up to 2 hrs
Easy Integration

Works with your existing stack

Dxtra connects to the tools you already use — Shopify, Stripe, Mailchimp, Google Analytics, and more. Auto-detect data processing activities and keep your privacy program current without manual audits.

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ShopifyShopify
StripeStripe
MailchimpMailchimp
Google AnalyticsGoogle Analytics
HubSpotHubSpot
XeroXero
QuickBooksQuickBooks
KlaviyoKlaviyo
Your Transparency Center
Privacy PolicyPublished
Cookie NoticePublished
Data Subject RightsPublished
Consent RecordsPublished
Processing ActivitiesPublished
Build Customer Trust

Turn compliance into a customer trust signal

Win customer trust and larger contracts by proving you take data seriously. Your public Transparency Center shows customers exactly how you handle their data — a trust signal unique to Dxtra.

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Future-Proof

Regulations change. Dxtra keeps you current.

Privacy regulation is accelerating globally — new laws in India, the US, Southeast Asia, and beyond. When regulations change, Dxtra’s AI regenerates your compliance documents automatically. No lawyer, no rewrite, no ongoing retainer.

  • AI regenerates documents when regulations change
  • Multi-jurisdiction support across 140+ countries
  • Expand into new markets without hiring local consultants

Regulation changes

New GDPR guidance published

Detected

AI regenerates documents

Privacy notices, cookie policy, DPIA updated

Complete

You review & approve

One-click publish to Transparency Center

Ready

Up and running in three steps

1

Sign Up

Create your account and answer the required questions about your business. Takes up to 10 minutes.

2

AI Generates Your Program

Dxtra’s AI creates your privacy program — policies, notices, consent forms, data maps. Generation takes up to 60 minutes.

3

Go Live

Publish your Transparency Center, add consent to your site, and demonstrate your commitment to data protection.

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For Service Providers

Offer your clients privacy compliance as a managed service

Accountancy firms, corporate secretaries, and compliance consultants use Dxtra to manage privacy programs across their entire client portfolio — the same way you already handle tax and incorporation. Dxtra handles the technology. You deliver the service.

Partner With Dxtra

Manage 10–50+ clients from one account

500+ privacy obligations across 140+ countries. One platform.

From GDPR and LGPD to sector-specific rules in financial services, health tech, and telecoms, to US state laws and international standards like ISO 27701 — Dxtra is designed to address the regulatory matrix wherever your business operates.

GDPREU
UK GDPRUnited Kingdom
CCPA/CPRACalifornia
LGPDBrazil
PIPLChina
APPIJapan
PDPASingapore
DPDPAIndia
PDPAMalaysia
POPIASouth Africa
PIPEDACanada
Privacy ActNew Zealand
Privacy ActAustralia
PDPLSaudi Arabia
KVKKTurkey
PDP LawIndonesia
PDPLUAE/DIFC/ADGM
PIPASouth Korea
FADPSwitzerland
PDPLVietnam
HIPAAUS Healthcare
GLBAUS Financial
COPPAUS Children
ePrivacyEU
TDPSATexas
ISO 27701International

Including 54 US states & territories, 55 European jurisdictions, 54 across Africa, 32 across Asia, 13 Canadian provinces, and more.

Simple, transparent pricing

Privacy consultants charge $5,000+. Enterprise tools charge $500+/month.

Dxtra starts at $10/month.

Start

$10/month

Perfect for small businesses getting started.

  • 1 domain
  • 1 AI regeneration
  • English + 1 language
  • Up to 50K Data Subject IDs
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Most Popular

Growth

$25/month

For businesses ready to scale compliance.

  • 1 domain
  • 2 AI regenerations
  • English + 2 languages
  • Up to 200K Data Subject IDs
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Scale

$100/month

Incredible value for growing businesses.

  • 1 domain
  • 3 AI regenerations
  • English + 3 languages
  • Up to 1M Data Subject IDs
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Enterprise

$1,000/month

For large businesses on modern stacks.

  • 10 domains
  • 10 AI regenerations
  • English + 10 languages
  • Up to 100M Data Subject IDs
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Every plan includes all 16 platform capabilities. Plans differ only in usage limits.
Multi-language support on all plans. Start plan includes a 14-day money-back guarantee.

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Pay less than your Netflix subscription to protect against the risk of five-figure fines.

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