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Terms of Service

Draft website or app terms of use. Preview, then download PDF.

Template draft only — not legal advice. Customize for your product and have counsel review before publishing.

Terms of Service

Website / app terms of use

Terms of Service Generator for Online Platforms

Terms of service set the rules users agree to when accessing your website, app, or online service. Our terms of service generator helps you outline account responsibilities, acceptable use, limitations of liability, and dispute procedures.

Published terms protect your platform by defining what users can expect and what happens when someone violates the rules. Published rules set expectations for acceptable use, billing, and account termination.

Who Uses This

SaaS companies, marketplaces, membership sites, and content platforms publish terms before users create accounts or make purchases. Community forums and API providers also need terms that govern access, intellectual property, and termination rights.

Clear terms reduce ambiguity when you must suspend accounts, remove content, or enforce payment obligations.

Explain how you handle account suspension, content moderation, and refunds for digital goods or subscriptions. Link your terms near signup buttons so users have a reasonable opportunity to review them.

How to Fill It Out

  1. Enter your company name, service description, and governing law jurisdiction.
  2. Define user obligations, prohibited conduct, and account security requirements.
  3. Include payment terms, refund rules, disclaimers, and limitation of liability clauses.
  4. Publish the terms and require acceptance during registration or checkout.

Important Notes

This generator creates a draft agreement, not legal advice. Consumer protection, arbitration, and clickwrap enforceability rules vary by country and industry. Review with a qualified attorney before relying on these terms for regulated services or high-risk transactions. Update terms when you launch new features that change billing or user obligations. Link updated terms from signup buttons so users can review them before creating an account.

Review your terms whenever you add subscriptions, user-generated content, or third-party integrations. A current agreement helps your team respond consistently to abuse reports and billing disputes.

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