Terms of Service Generator
Create comprehensive terms of service for SaaS platforms, e-commerce stores, marketplaces, content sites, and mobile apps — with user rights, liability limits, and dispute resolution.
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如何使用 Terms of Service Generator
- Describe your service in detail — what users can do, how they interact with the platform, and how you make money.
- Select the service type that best matches your platform for tailored clause structures.
- Specify whether users can post content and how it is moderated — this determines the UGC and DMCA sections.
- Choose your preferred liability limitation level and governing jurisdiction.
- Click 'Generate' to receive a complete terms of service ready for legal review.
使用案例
Create terms of service for a new SaaS product launch
Draft marketplace terms covering buyer and seller obligations
Generate e-commerce terms with refund and shipping policies
Build content platform terms with user-generated content policies
Prepare mobile app terms for App Store and Google Play compliance
最佳结果的技巧
- Be specific about your business model — subscription pricing, marketplace fees, free tiers — so the payment terms section is accurate.
- If you allow user-generated content, describe your moderation approach so the content policy and DMCA sections are properly tailored.
- For US-based services, consider including an arbitration clause with class action waiver — this is common in SaaS and marketplace ToS but must be carefully drafted.
- Include any industry-specific requirements (e.g., financial services regulations, healthcare compliance) in the description for appropriate disclaimers.
常见问题
Are these terms of service legally binding?
Terms of service can be legally binding when users agree to them (through clickwrap or browsewrap acceptance) and the terms are reasonable and properly drafted. This is an AI-generated template that should be reviewed by an attorney before use to ensure enforceability.
Do I need terms of service for my website?
While not always legally required, terms of service are strongly recommended because they establish the rules for using your service, limit your liability, protect your intellectual property, and provide a framework for resolving disputes. App stores require them for mobile apps.
What is a limitation of liability clause?
It caps the maximum amount you could owe a user if something goes wrong. 'Standard' typically limits liability to fees paid in the last 12 months. 'Full Disclaimer' attempts to disclaim all liability except where prohibited by law. Courts may strike down unreasonable limitations.
Should I include an arbitration clause?
Arbitration clauses with class action waivers are common in US-based SaaS and marketplace terms. They require disputes to be resolved individually through arbitration rather than class action lawsuits. They are enforceable under the FAA but some state consumer protection laws limit them.
How do I handle user-generated content legally?
Your terms should include a license grant (allowing you to display and distribute user content), content standards (what is prohibited), takedown procedures (DMCA for copyright), and a disclaimer that you are not responsible for user content. The 'Moderated' option provides the most comprehensive framework.
Is my service information kept private?
Yes. Your input is processed in real-time and immediately discarded. We never store, read, or share your business or platform details.
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✍️ Prompt Library
Ready-to-use prompts — click "Use This" to auto-fill the tool
Explain [legal term or concept] in plain English with a practical example.
Create a simple privacy policy outline for a [type of website/app] collecting [types of data].
Draft a basic non-disclosure agreement (NDA) for a [type of business relationship].
Write a website terms of service skeleton for a [type of platform].
List 10 GDPR compliance steps for a small [business type] collecting email addresses.