Question 1

Are these generated terms legally enforceable for my business?

Accepted Answer

They are a high-quality starting draft, not legal advice. The tool produces structured terms tailored to the governing jurisdiction you pick (India, UAE, EU, UK, US, or generic) and your business model, but every contract sits inside the operational reality of your business — your refund flows, your supplier contracts, your dispute history. Have a qualified lawyer review and adapt the draft before you publish it.

Question 2

Which jurisdictions does the generator cover?

Accepted Answer

India (Indian Contract Act, 1872 + IT Act, 2000 + Consumer Protection Act, 2019), UAE (Civil Transactions Law + Consumer Protection Law), EU (consumer-protection directives + DSA where applicable), UK (Consumer Rights Act 2015 + English law), US (state-of-incorporation contract law with arbitration clause), and a generic global baseline. The output is tailored to the jurisdiction you pick — for example, US versions include an arbitration / class-action waiver, while EU and UK versions include the 14-day consumer right of withdrawal.

Question 3

How does the business-model selector change the output?

Accepted Answer

It controls which sections the AI emphasises. SaaS terms cover subscription auto-renewal, usage limits, and data ownership. E-commerce terms cover order acceptance, shipping, and returns. Marketplace terms cover seller responsibilities and platform-as-intermediary framing. Services terms cover scope, payment milestones, and IP assignment. Content terms cover digital downloads and licence scope. "Other" produces a general-purpose version.

Question 4

What do the bracketed placeholders like "[INSERT REGISTERED OFFICE ADDRESS]" mean?

Accepted Answer

The tool deliberately marks values it cannot know — your registered office, the city or state for venue, your refund window in days, your company registration number — with bracketed placeholders rather than fabricating them. The "Review checklist" panel surfaces every placeholder so you can fill them in before publishing.

Question 5

Why is there a separate "do you offer refunds" toggle?

Accepted Answer

In some jurisdictions (notably the EU and UK) consumers have statutory cancellation rights regardless of what your terms say. Toggling refunds on adds a Refunds, Cancellations & Renewals section. Toggling it off still leaves statutory rights intact — the terms simply do not promise additional voluntary refunds beyond what the law requires.

Question 6

Can I use the same terms for India and UAE customers?

Accepted Answer

You can publish one set of terms with a single governing law, but UAE consumer-protection rules (and Indian consumer-protection rules) often override the chosen governing law for consumers physically in those countries. If you sell into multiple countries, the most defensible approach is one base terms document plus a region-specific addendum. Have counsel decide whether you need separate documents for your specific cross-border setup.

Question 7

Does the tool save or share what I input?

Accepted Answer

The form inputs are sent to our AI provider (OpenRouter / Google Gemini) to generate the response, then cached briefly so identical inputs return instantly. We do not store your business name, email, or website URL in any user-visible database, and we never share your inputs with third parties beyond the AI provider.

AI Terms & Conditions Generator

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these generated terms legally enforceable for my business?

Which jurisdictions does the generator cover?

How does the business-model selector change the output?

What do the bracketed placeholders like "[INSERT REGISTERED OFFICE ADDRESS]" mean?

Why is there a separate "do you offer refunds" toggle?

Can I use the same terms for India and UAE customers?

Does the tool save or share what I input?

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