48–72 Hours

Standalone AI Policy Writing

A Generative AI Acceptable Use Policy written specifically for your organization — your tools, your regulatory exposure, your org structure. Not a template with your name swapped in.

$2,000 Standard: $2,000 (5 business days) · Rush: $2,500 (48–72 hours)
Written for your specific tool stack
One revision round included
Delivered in 48–72 hours
Conducted under NDA

When the $297 template isn't enough.

The template covers the most common scenarios. Custom policy writing is for organizations where the standard approach leaves gaps.

AI Policy Template — $297

Right for most organizations

  • Standard approved tool list (ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, Gemini)
  • Common regulatory frameworks (HIPAA, SOX, GDPR)
  • Typical role structure (CISO, Compliance Officer, GC)
  • No unusual procurement or data handling workflows

A finished, ready-to-deploy policy document.

Custom .docx policy document

Fully branded and editable Word document. Structured intake call ensures all your organization's specifics are captured — not filled in by you after delivery.

Your specific AI tools named and classified

Every AI tool your organization uses — approved, conditionally approved, and prohibited — is named and classified in the policy. No generic placeholders.

Regulatory framework language written for your exposure

If you're subject to HIPAA, the PHI protection clauses are specific and substantive. If you're SOX-scoped, the financial data controls are named. Not boilerplate — written to your actual obligations.

One revision round

After delivery, one round of revisions is included. Submit all requested changes in a single pass — minor language changes, added clauses, or role adjustments. Additional rounds available at $200/round.

Intake to delivery in 48–72 hours.

1

Send an inquiry and receive the intake form

Email us with a brief description of your organization and what you need. We'll send back a structured intake questionnaire covering your tool stack, regulatory exposure, org structure, and key contacts.

2

30-minute intake call (if needed)

For complex situations, we'll schedule a short call to clarify the intake form answers before drafting. Most engagements do not require a call — the form is comprehensive.

3

Draft delivered in 48–72 hours

You receive the completed policy as an editable .docx file. Review it with your legal team and submit revision requests in a single consolidated pass.

4

Final version delivered

Revisions incorporated and final document delivered. Ready for internal legal sign-off, board approval, and distribution.

Rush delivery available — +$500

Regulatory deadline or board meeting coming up? Rush delivery compresses the turnaround to 24 hours. Indicate this in your inquiry email.

Common questions

What's the difference between this and the $297 template?

The template gives you a professionally drafted starting point that you customize. This service produces a finished document written specifically for your organization — your tools are named, your roles are referenced, and your regulatory exposure is reflected throughout. No customization required on your end.

Is this legal advice?

No. This is a practitioner-drafted policy document, not legal advice. We strongly recommend routing the finished document through your organization's legal counsel before adoption, particularly for HIPAA-covered entities or publicly traded companies.

What if we have tools we're not sure we should disclose?

All engagements are conducted under NDA. Listing your actual tool stack — including shadow AI usage — is what makes the policy defensible. A policy that doesn't name the tools employees are actually using provides minimal protection.

Can I get the template first and upgrade if it's not sufficient?

Yes. If you purchase the $297 template and find it doesn't cover your situation, the $297 is applied as a credit toward the $2,000 custom policy. Contact us with your receipt.

A policy that reflects your actual exposure.

Generic language doesn't hold up in a regulatory audit. Custom policy writing closes the gap between what the template says and what your organization actually does.