Terms and Conditions Generator

Terms and conditions set the rules for using your site or buying from you: what you offer, what customers can and cannot do, refunds, liability and which law applies. This generator writes a draft from your answers.

It is made for small business owners, consultants and bloggers who want a clear starting document before a lawyer reviews it.

1. Enter your business details: Add your site name, URL and contact email.
2. Choose what your site does: Pick information site, services, online store, digital products or software or app.
3. Set the legal basics: Enter governing law, the city of the courts, the minimum age and the refund window in days.
4. Tick the features you use: Mark user accounts, user content, payments, subscriptions, affiliate links and a liability limit.
5. Copy the draft and fill the gaps: Copy the Markdown or HTML, replace the bracketed placeholders and have a lawyer review it.

A consulting business in Pune that takes payments and offers a 7-day refund window.

Results shown are from the live tool.

• Get a structured draft of your site terms in minutes.
• Match the terms to your business type and refund policy instead of copying another site’s text.
• Set the law and courts that apply to disputes.
• Add payment, subscription and affiliate clauses only when they apply to you.
• Give your lawyer a starting document, which reduces the work they need to do.

I compared this with the Termly terms and conditions generator, read from its page on 22 October 2026.

Where they are ahead: Termly has a step-by-step builder with a live preview, hosting that updates when you republish, and more business types such as marketplaces. It describes its generator as lawyer-vetted. This tool gives you a one-time draft only.

Compared on 22 October 2026 by opening each tool and reading its page. Features can change.

• The output is a draft and not legal advice. A lawyer should review it, especially for payments, refunds and liability.
• It does not update when laws change.
• Refund and consumer rules differ by country and some cannot be limited by contract.
• It is not designed for marketplaces or regulated sectors such as health or finance.
• The draft is only as accurate as your answers. Remove any clause that does not match your business.

Your answers are processed in your browser and are not sent to this site or any other server. The Save button keeps snapshots in your own browser storage. The share link puts your answers in the part of the URL after the # sign, which browsers do not send to servers, but anyone you give the link to can read it.