Terms & Conditions Generator
Generate professional Terms & Conditions for any website or app. Customisable sections for user accounts, payments, intellectual property, DMCA and user content. Download as .txt.
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Terms & Conditions Generator📋
13 Comprehensive Sections
Acceptance, use, accounts, IP, payments, UGC, DMCA, disclaimers, governing law.
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T&C document updates in real time as you fill in your details.
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Save a local copy instantly for your records or lawyer review.
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6 Business Types
General, e-commerce, SaaS, marketplace, social, and professional services.
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Validator Tools📖 How to Use
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Enter your details
Fill in website name, URL, company and contact email.
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Select business type
Choose the template closest to your business model.
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Toggle optional sections
Enable payments, UGC, DMCA and other sections as needed.
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Copy or download
Click Copy T&C or Download to save your document.
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❓ FAQ
Do I need Terms & Conditions on my website?+
While not always legally required, T&C protect your business by limiting liability, defining acceptable use, establishing governing law, and protecting your intellectual property. Many payment processors and app stores require them. They're strongly recommended for any website.
What is the difference between Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy?+
Terms & Conditions govern the contractual relationship between you and your users — what they can and can't do. Privacy Policy specifically covers how you collect, use, and protect personal data. Both are needed for most websites.
What governing law should I choose?+
Choose the jurisdiction where your business is registered. US businesses typically use their state (e.g. "State of Delaware"). UK/EU businesses use English law or their country. This determines which courts have jurisdiction in disputes.
Can I use the same T&C for multiple websites?+
You can use the same T&C as a starting point but should customise each one to accurately reflect the specific website's functionality and business model. Using identical T&C across very different services could create legal complications.
What is a DMCA agent?+
A DMCA (Digital Millennium Copyright Act) agent is the designated person to receive copyright infringement notices on your behalf. Registering a DMCA agent with the US Copyright Office provides safe harbour protection for user-uploaded content.