Effective January 1, 2025

New Hampshire Privacy Act (NHPPA)

A practical compliance guide for website owners. Learn what New Hampshire's privacy law requires and how to implement it on your site.

Who Must Comply

Conducts business in New Hampshire or targets New Hampshire residents AND controls/processes personal data of 35K+ consumers (excl. payment transactions), OR controls/processes data of 10K+ consumers and derives 25%+ revenue from selling personal data

Consent model: Opt-outSensitive data: Opt-in required

What Your Website Must Do

RequirementStatus
Cookie consent bannerRecommended
Do Not Sell linkRequired
Do Not Share linkRequired
Honor GPC browser signalsRecommended
Universal opt-out mechanismNot required
Sensitive data opt-in consentRequired

Required Links & Notices

The NHPPA requires the following links or notices to be visible on your website:

  • 1Do Not Sell My Personal Data
  • 2Privacy Policy

Enforcement & Penalties

Enforcement Body
New Hampshire Attorney General
Maximum Penalty
Up to $10,000 per violation. 60-day cure period.

Key Things to Know

New Hampshire's privacy law is one of the newest (effective January 2025), meaning search competition is extremely low. It follows the Virginia/Connecticut model with standard opt-out rights.

Low threshold: New Hampshire has some of the lowest thresholds among state privacy laws — 35,000 consumers for controllers or 10,000 consumers with 25%+ revenue from data sales.

How to Configure LegalBanner for NHPPA

  1. 1

    Create your site

    Sign up for free and add your website domain in the dashboard.

  2. 2

    Set consent mode to "Opt-out"

    In Settings, select the consent mode that matches New Hampshire's requirements.

  3. 3

    Install the snippet

    Add the one-line script tag to your website. The banner, opt-out links, and GPC support are automatic.

  4. 4

    Generate your Privacy Policy

    Use the built-in policy wizard to generate a NHPPA-compliant privacy policy.

Set up NHPPA compliance in 5 minutes

LegalBanner handles New Hampshire privacy requirements automatically — cookie banner, opt-out links, and GPC support included.

Frequently Asked Questions

When did the New Hampshire Privacy Act take effect?

The NHPPA took effect January 1, 2025. It is one of the newest state privacy laws in the US.

Does New Hampshire require a cookie consent banner?

The NHPPA does not require opt-in cookie consent. You must provide opt-out mechanisms for targeted advertising and sale of personal data.

What are the thresholds for the NHPPA?

The NHPPA applies if you process data of 35,000+ New Hampshire consumers (excluding payment transactions) or 10,000+ consumers while deriving 25%+ of revenue from data sales. These are among the lower thresholds nationally.

Does New Hampshire require honoring GPC signals?

The NHPPA does not currently require honoring GPC signals, but implementing GPC support is recommended as best practice.

What are the penalties for NHPPA violations?

Up to $10,000 per violation. The AG must provide a 60-day cure period before enforcement.

Disclaimer: This page provides practical implementation guidance only. It does not constitute legal advice. The information is current as of the most recent review date but privacy laws change frequently. Consult a qualified attorney for legal advice specific to your situation. LegalBanner provides compliance tools, not legal counsel.