Clear questions
Answer in business language
You do not need legal wording up front. Describe your site in normal business terms and the generator shapes the right sections for you.
Why this feels easier
The first pass stays calm, guided, and practical.
Why this flow feels easier
Why this flow feels easier
The design keeps the first layer focused on decisions that actually shape the draft. Extra detail is available when you want it, rather than being pushed at you all at once.
- You start with business type and model before deeper clauses
- The draft preview stays nearby while you answer
- The content is meant to help owners, staff, and reviewers align on the same text
You are not dropped into a blank document. The product narrows the decisions, explains the sections in plain language, and keeps the preview close while you work.
Useful output
Review before you publish
Watch the draft take shape, check the key details, and export it in the format that fits how you already work.
Clear guidance
Know what each section is solving
Every step is written to help owners, managers, staff, and reviewers understand what the clause covers, why it matters, and what still needs confirmation.
How it works
A clear path from blank page to publishable Terms of Use.
Why this path works well for non-specialists
Why this path works well for non-specialists
Most people do not start with clause names in mind. They start with practical questions: do we sell anything, do we run accounts, do we accept submissions, and what promises do we make to users? The generator works from those realities first.
- Operational facts come before legal phrasing
- The draft becomes easier to check with colleagues or legal reviewers
- Gaps are easier to spot before the wording is final
Instead of starting from a generic template, you begin with your business type, answer the essentials, and review a draft that already reflects how your site works.
First-time friendly
A guided path built for people who would rather not write legal pages from scratch.
The generator keeps the first pass simple. You answer the essentials first, see the draft update inline, and only go deeper where your business actually needs it.
Choose your business type
Start with website, SaaS, or ecommerce so the generator can ask the right follow-up questions.
Add the details that matter
Fill in business model, account, payment, and company information while the preview updates alongside you.
Export and publish your draft
Save the draft, return later, or export it as PDF, HTML, or text for review and publication.
When extra review matters most
If your product handles recurring billing, user-generated content, regulated services, digital delivery, or country-specific refund rules, the draft deserves a slower second pass before publication.
Start now
Start your first Terms of Use draft now.
If you run a website, SaaS product, or online store, you can begin with a free draft and refine it once the structure is in place.