GDPR & Data Protection Made Simple for Small Businesses

Identify compliance risks, protect your business, and avoid costly fines in plain English, without the legal jargon.

The #1 Reason Small Businesses Get Fined Under GDPR? They Didn’t Even Know They Were at Risk.

  • Using email lists without clear proof of consent
  • Storing customer data indefinitely with no retention policy
  • Cookie tracking before consent is given
  • No documented process for data requests

Who we are

Privexon is a UK-based compliance partner dedicated to helping small and medium-sized businesses stay fully GDPR-compliant. We take the complexity out of data protection with clear, practical advice and hands-on solutions – so you can focus on running your business with confidence.

How We Keep Your Business GDPR Safe

  • Audit – We review your website, systems, and processes for compliance gaps.
  • Report – You get a clear, plain-English breakdown of risks.
  • Action Plan – We guide you on exactly how to fix them.

Why Businesses Trust Privexon

Based on official ICO guidance

Technical + compliance expertise

Clear, fixed pricing

Worried You Might be at Risk? Enquire Today.

FAQ’s

Yes, if you handle customer data (which 99.9% do), such as names, emails, phone numbers, or payment details – GDPR applies to you, regardless of business size. Many small businesses mistakenly believe they’re “too small” to be fined, but regulators are increasingly targeting SMEs for non-compliance.

It’s a straightforward process. We review your website, policies, and data handling practices against GDPR requirements. This includes how you collect consent, how long you store customer information, and who has access to it. You’ll receive a simple report highlighting any risks and steps to fix them.

Not at all. Most audits are done remotely through short calls and document reviews. You won’t need to make technical changes during the audit itself – we simply identify gaps and recommend solutions.

Failing doesn’t mean you’re in trouble with regulators. It just means we’ve identified areas to improve. We will give you a clear, prioritised action plan so you can fix compliance issues before they become a legal or reputational problem.

Pricing depends on the size and complexity of your business, but audits are typically a fraction of the potential cost of a GDPR fine.