Generate professional Terms of Service for your website, app, or SaaS. Clear, comprehensive, customisable.
A Terms of Service (ToS) is the contract that governs how visitors and customers may use your website, app, or SaaS. This generator builds a comprehensive, professionally structured ToS from a few details about your business — covering acceptance, accounts, acceptable use, payments, liability, governing law, and dispute resolution — and previews it live as you type.
It is built for founders, freelancers, and small teams who need solid terms quickly without paying for a lawyer up front. People use it to:
Everything runs locally in your browser — your company name, email, and other inputs are never uploaded to a server. Please note the output is a customisable template, not legal advice; for funded companies, regulated industries, or high-value transactions, have a qualified lawyer review it before you publish.
A Terms of Service (also called Terms and Conditions or Terms of Use) is the legal agreement between you and the people who use your website, app, or service. It sets the rules of use, defines each party's rights and responsibilities, and forms a binding contract once a user accepts it by signing up or continuing to use your product.
Unlike a privacy policy, a ToS is not legally mandated, but it is strongly recommended for any site with accounts, payments, user-generated content, or a SaaS product. Without one you have no contractual basis for enforcing acceptable use, limiting your liability, or terminating abusive or non-paying users.
A Terms of Service defines the rules users must follow to use your service and the contract between you. A Privacy Policy explains what personal data you collect and how you use it, and is often legally required by laws such as GDPR and CCPA. They serve different purposes, and most sites publish both and link them from the footer.
A solid ToS typically covers acceptance of terms, a description of the service, user accounts and acceptable-use rules, payment and refund terms, intellectual property ownership, user content licensing, disclaimers of warranties, limitation of liability, governing law, dispute resolution, and how the terms can be changed. This generator includes all of these and adds optional clauses based on your inputs.
The limitation of liability clause caps how much you can be held responsible for if something goes wrong, and the disclaimer of warranties provides the service "as is" without guarantees. The governing law clause specifies which country or state's laws apply to the agreement and where disputes are heard, which matters because it determines the legal framework used to interpret and enforce your terms.
Yes — a ToS becomes a binding contract when users accept it, for example by clicking "I agree" at sign-up or by continuing to use your service after being shown the terms. To strengthen enforceability, make the terms easy to find, require explicit acceptance for important changes, and avoid clauses that are unfair or illegal in your jurisdiction.
This tool produces a customisable template, not legal advice. For small indie products a well-generated ToS is usually adequate to launch, but for funded companies, enterprise SaaS, regulated industries, or businesses handling sensitive data or large transaction volumes, have a qualified lawyer review it before publishing.