Free terms of service generator for websites worldwide. Generate a basic terms of service draft in seconds.
Your terms of service draft will appear here. Remember: this is a starting point, not a finished legal document.
Terms of Service
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This free terms of service generator creates a basic terms of service draft for websites worldwide. It’s a starting point covering the standard sections most terms of service include — not a finished legal document.
- Enter your company or website name, URL, and contact email.
- Describe what your service does, briefly.
- Add a governing law or jurisdiction, optionally.
- Generate the draft, copy it, and have a lawyer review it before publishing.
Why every website with users needs terms of service
Per general guidance from the U.S. Federal Trade Commission’s business guidance, clear terms of service protect a business by setting expectations upfront — what the service does, what users can and can’t do, and what happens if something goes wrong. Without them, disputes default to whatever a court decides is reasonable, which is a far weaker position than having clear terms in writing.
Why you still need a lawyer to review terms of service
Terms of service are a binding contract, and requirements vary significantly by industry and jurisdiction — a SaaS product, an e-commerce store, and a content platform each have different legal exposure. This terms of service generator online provides a reasonable general structure, but it can’t account for the specific risks of your business the way a qualified lawyer can.
What usually goes wrong with a copy-pasted terms of service
A terms of service copied from another company’s website often includes clauses that don’t apply — references to physical products for a purely digital service, or subscription language for a one-time purchase. It can also miss protections your specific business actually needs. Generating a draft tailored to your own service, then having it reviewed, avoids inheriting someone else’s legal blind spots along with their wording.
Keeping terms of service in sync with what the product actually does
A product that adds new features — subscriptions, user-generated content, a marketplace — often needs updated terms to match, since the original document may not have anticipated the new functionality. Reviewing terms of service whenever the product changes meaningfully, not just once at launch, keeps the document from quietly falling out of date.
Frequently asked questions
Is this terms of service template legal advice?
No. It’s a general starting draft. Have a qualified lawyer in your jurisdiction review it before publishing.
Is the terms of service generator free to use?
Yes, with no signup and no limit on how many drafts you generate.
Do I need both terms of service and a privacy policy?
Most websites that collect any user data need both — terms of service cover usage rules, while a privacy policy covers data handling specifically.
Is my data stored anywhere?
No. The generator runs entirely in your browser — nothing you enter is sent to a server or saved.
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