Terms & Conditions Generator

Draft starter website terms covering acceptance, conduct, IP, disclaimers, liability, and governing law.

Generate website terms and conditions instantly. Free online T&C generator with liability, IP, user conduct and governing-law clauses.

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About T&C Generator

Draft starter website terms covering acceptance, conduct, IP, disclaimers, liability, and governing law.

Every public site needs terms: the contract visitors accept by using it. This generator drafts the nine clauses that matter most — acceptance, service description, acceptable use, IP ownership, user content, disclaimers, liability limits, governing law, and contact — filled in with your details.

This is a starting template, not legal advice. Have a lawyer in your jurisdiction review it before relying on it, especially for e-commerce, health, or financial services.

Where it is used

New sites needing day-one legal pages, side projects, MVPs, and client drafts before lawyer review.

How to use the T&C Generator

  1. Company / Site Name — enter the value (e.g. Acme Inc.).
  2. Website URL — enter the value (e.g. https://example.com).
  3. Governing Country — enter the value (e.g. India).
  4. Contact Email — enter the value (e.g. legal@example.com).
  5. Calculate — press the Calculate button to see the result instantly above.

Formula

Template with 9 standard clauses interpolated with company, URL, country, and contact.

Examples

Example

companyName:Acme Inc.
websiteUrl:https://example.com
country:India
contactEmail:
Result: 9-clause T&C draft for Acme Inc.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is a generated T&C legally binding?
A template is a starting point. Enforceability depends on proper presentation (checkbox or browsewrap notice) and jurisdiction — get local legal review.
Do I need different terms for an app vs a website?
Core clauses overlap, but apps need store-specific terms, subscription rules, and device permissions. Use this draft as the base layer.
How often should terms be updated?
Review yearly and whenever your data practices, pricing, or governing law situation changes. Notify users of material changes.