Generate a Markdown terms of service draft for a SaaS. A starting point to adapt, not legal advice.
How to use the Terms of service generator
- Fill in your company, product and billing details.
- Review the draft.
- Have it reviewed, then publish it and link it from your footer and signup.
What terms usually cover
Accounts, acceptable use, payments and refunds, intellectual property, warranties and liability limits, termination, and which law applies.
What the draft says
The numbered sections cover accounts (including the minimum age you set), acceptable use, your users' content, availability, liability, termination, changes and governing law. Ticking "takes payments" adds a plans and payment section: billing in advance, automatic renewal, no refunds except where the law or your refund policy says otherwise, and 30 days' notice of price changes. Liability is capped at what the customer paid in the previous 12 months, and users can export their data for 30 days after their account ends. Governing law uses the country you enter.
Adapt it to your product
Make the refund terms match what you actually do; if you offer a 14-day money-back guarantee, say so. Check the liability cap is allowed where your customers live, since consumer law in many countries limits what you can exclude. Add sections for anything specific: an API with rate limits, user-generated content that others can see, or a free trial that converts to paid. Keep the 30-day export promise only if you can honour it. Ask users to accept the terms at sign-up, not just link them in the footer.