terms-page-generator

Start by identifying your product type, jurisdiction, and user types, then draft the ten core sections: acceptance, service description, user obligations, intellectual property, payment, liability, termination, governing law, changes, and contact. Have a lawyer review the final draft before publishing.

A complete Terms of Service includes acceptance of terms, service description, user obligations, intellectual property ownership, payment terms if applicable, liability limitations, termination conditions, governing law and dispute resolution, change notification policy, and contact information.

Terms of Service pages are typically set to noindex since they are legal documents rather than marketing content. If multiple versions exist, use a canonical tag to point search engines to the primary version.

Link the terms in the footer of every page, require explicit acceptance via a checkbox during signup, and include a link before purchase at checkout. This placement helps establish that users agreed to the terms.

A generated outline provides structure and key points but is not legal advice. The skill explicitly recommends having a lawyer review the final terms, especially for jurisdiction-specific requirements and liability clauses.