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Pro Terms & Conditions Generator

Generate highly customized, attorney-grade Terms of Service with Live Preview.

1. Business Info

Company/Website Name Website URL

Country

State/Province

2. Business Model

What describes your platform?

3. Advanced Clauses

User Accounts

Subscriptions & Billing

Intellectual Property

Arbitration (No Class Action)

Third-Party Links Disclaimer

Live Document Preview

Draft terms of service that match how your site works

Terms and conditions set the rules between you and the people who use your website: what they may do, what you are responsible for and which law applies if there is a dispute. This generator builds a draft from your business type and a few switches, and rewrites the preview as you change any field.

Building your terms

In 1. Business Info, enter the Company/Website Name, Website URL, Country and State/Province.
In 2. Business Model, choose what describes your platform: SaaS / Software / App, E-Commerce / Online Store, Blog / Informational Content, or Community / Social / Forum.
In 3. Advanced Clauses, toggle User Accounts, Subscriptions & Billing, Intellectual Property, Arbitration (No Class Action) and Third-Party Links Disclaimer.
Review the Live Document Preview. Copy the text with the icon button, or use HTML to download terms_conditions.html.

What each choice adds

E-Commerce inserts a Products and Orders section allowing you to cancel orders for pricing errors or suspected fraud.
Forum inserts a User-Generated Content section about moderation of comments.
SaaS always includes the subscription and billing section, even if that toggle is off. The other types include it only when the toggle is on.
Arbitration adds a dispute-resolution section with an arbitration and class-action waiver in capital letters. It is off by default because it is a significant clause.

The introduction, limitation of liability, governing law (built from your state and country) and contact sections always appear, and sections are numbered automatically based on what is included.

Typical scenarios

A startup launching a web app that charges monthly fees.
An online store that needs order and cancellation wording before going live.
A community site that hosts member comments and wants moderation rights stated.
A blog that links out to partners and wants a third-party disclaimer.

Points to check

This is boilerplate, not legal advice. The liability section caps liability at the amount paid or 100 USD, and the subscription clause says fees are non-refundable except where the law requires refunds. Change these if they do not reflect your policies. Some jurisdictions restrict or refuse to enforce arbitration and liability waivers against consumers, so take advice before enabling them. Contact details are just the site URL, so add an email address or form if you want one. The document is generated in your browser.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does the generator provide legal advice?

No. It assembles standard template clauses from your selections. Terms need to fit your business and local law, so have a lawyer review the result before publishing, particularly the liability, refund and arbitration sections.

Why is there a billing section when I turned subscriptions off?

When the platform type is SaaS / Software / App, the subscription and billing section is always included. Choose a different business model if your product is not subscription-based, or delete the section after copying.

What does the arbitration option do?

It adds a dispute-resolution section requiring disputes to be settled by arbitration and includes a jury-trial and class-action waiver. Such clauses may not be enforceable everywhere, so consider professional advice before using it.

How is the governing law wording created?

It uses the State/Province and Country you enter, producing a sentence that the laws of that state and country govern the terms. If you leave them blank, bracketed placeholders remain until you fill them in.

Can I download the terms as a file?

Yes. The HTML button above the preview downloads terms_conditions.html with basic styling, and the copy icon copies the plain text so you can paste it into your website editor.