About AI Terms of Service Generator
AI Terms of Service Generator drafts the contractual document that governs how users may use your website, app, or SaaS product, covering accounts, acceptable use, payment, liability, termination, and dispute resolution. It is built for indie SaaS founders and small business owners who need a defensible first draft before paying a lawyer to review.
Who this tool is for
- Indie SaaS founders launching their first product and needing TOS before going live
- Mobile app developers required to submit a TOS URL during App Store and Play Store review
- E-commerce store owners on Shopify, WooCommerce, or Squarespace selling to consumers
- Course creators and online educators selling on Teachable, Kajabi, or Thinkific
- Marketplace and two-sided platform operators who need separate buyer and seller terms
Real use cases
- Draft initial TOS for a B2B SaaS launching in private beta with a free tier
- Generate marketplace TOS that distinguish between platform, buyer, and seller obligations
- Write a separate Acceptable Use Policy covering prohibited content and spam
- Update an existing TOS when you add a paid tier, subscription billing, or a new jurisdiction
- Create the click-wrap acceptance flow language for signup
How to use AI Terms of Service Generator
- Specify your business type: SaaS, mobile app, e-commerce, marketplace, content platform, or community
- Set the jurisdiction whose law governs the agreement (your state or country) and the venue for disputes
- Identify your audience: B2C, B2B, or both, and whether you serve minors (different rules apply under 13/16/18)
- List the key terms you want included: payment and refund policy, IP ownership, user-generated content, account termination, limitation of liability, arbitration clause
- Note any industry-specific obligations: HIPAA (health), FERPA (education), PCI-DSS (payments), COPPA (children)
Tips for better results
- GDPR (EU) vs CCPA (California) impose different obligations; if you have any EU or California users, the TOS and Privacy Policy must reflect both
- Click-wrap (active checkbox) is more enforceable in court than browse-wrap (assumed by visiting the site); design the signup flow accordingly
- Limitation-of-liability and indemnification clauses are the most frequently challenged sections; have a lawyer review them specifically
- Date the document and keep an archive of every version, you must show what terms a user agreed to on the date they signed up
Frequently asked questions
Is this output ready to use as my legal Terms of Service?
No. This is an educational drafting tool, not legal advice and not a substitute for an attorney. Before publishing, have a licensed lawyer in your governing jurisdiction review the document, especially the limitation of liability, arbitration, and dispute-resolution sections.
Does it handle international users (EU, UK, Canada, Australia)?
It can reference major frameworks (GDPR, UK GDPR, PIPEDA, Australian Privacy Act), but each jurisdiction has nuances. Selling internationally without a privacy lawyer or international counsel review is risky once revenue grows past a small scale.
Do I also need a separate Privacy Policy?
Yes, almost always. TOS governs use of your service; Privacy Policy governs collection and use of personal data. Most jurisdictions require both as separate documents, generate the Privacy Policy with the dedicated tool.
How often should I update the TOS?
Review annually and whenever you launch a material change (new product line, new jurisdiction, new payment model, M&A event). Notify users in advance of material changes, silent updates are unenforceable in many jurisdictions.