Create Professional Terms of Service in Minutes
Generate comprehensive website and app terms of use tailored to your business. Cover acceptable use, IP rights, disclaimers, and liability limits with AI-powered drafting.
Starting at $10 during beta.
Essential Protections for Your Business
Our Terms of Service cover all the key provisions you need to protect your platform.
Acceptable Use
What users can and cannot do on your platform
Intellectual Property
Who owns what content and how it can be used
Disclaimers
Clarify what you are not responsible for
Limitation of Liability
Cap your financial exposure to claims
Terms of Service for Every Platform
Whether you run a SaaS platform, e-commerce site, or mobile app, we have got you covered.
SaaS Platforms
Subscription terms, service levels, and usage limits
E-commerce Sites
Purchase terms, returns, shipping, and payment policies
Mobile Apps
App store compliance, in-app purchases, and device permissions
Content Platforms
User-generated content, moderation, and copyright policies
How to Create Your Terms of Service
Describe Your Platform
Tell us about your website or app, what users can do, and any specific rules you need.
AI Agents Draft & Review
Three AI agents collaborate: one drafts, one critiques, one validates. Result: comprehensive terms.
Publish on Your Site
Export your terms and publish them on your website. Link from your signup flow for enforceability.
What is Included in Your Terms of Service
Acceptance of Terms
How users agree to your terms and when they take effect
Acceptable Use Policy
Rules for what users can and cannot do on your platform
Intellectual Property Rights
Protection for your content, trademarks, and code
User-Generated Content
Rights and responsibilities for user content
Disclaimers & Warranties
Clarify what you guarantee and what you do not
Limitation of Liability
Cap your financial exposure to user claims
Termination Rights
When and how you can terminate user accounts
Dispute Resolution
Governing law and how disputes will be handled
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Terms of Service?
Terms of Service (ToS), also called Terms of Use or Terms and Conditions, is a legal agreement between you and your users that governs how they can use your website or app. It covers acceptable use, intellectual property rights, disclaimers, limitations of liability, and termination rights.
Do I legally need Terms of Service?
While not always legally required, Terms of Service are highly recommended. They protect your business by limiting liability, establishing rules for user behavior, protecting your intellectual property, and providing a legal framework for disputes. Many platforms require them for compliance.
What is the difference between Terms of Service and Privacy Policy?
A Privacy Policy explains how you collect and use personal data. Terms of Service govern the overall relationship with users, including acceptable use rules, IP rights, disclaimers, and liability limits. Most websites need both documents.
What should Terms of Service include?
Key provisions include: acceptance of terms, user eligibility, acceptable use policy, intellectual property rights, user-generated content rules, disclaimers and warranties, limitation of liability, termination rights, governing law, and dispute resolution.
How do I make Terms of Service enforceable?
To be enforceable, users must agree to your terms. Best practices include clickwrap agreements (checkbox before signup), prominent placement, clear language, reasonable provisions, and requiring users to re-accept when terms change significantly.
Is this Terms of Service legally binding?
Pactlio generates professional Terms of Service drafts using AI. While our terms follow standard legal formats and cover common provisions, we recommend having important legal documents reviewed by a licensed attorney. We provide drafts, not legal advice.
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Create comprehensive Terms of Service in minutes. Starting at $10 during beta.
Create Your Terms of ServiceStarting at $10 during beta. Takes less than 2 minutes.