I will draft an airtight end user license agreement eula for your software
Licensed US Attorney Expert Software SaaS and App Contracts
About this Gig
An End User License Agreement (EULA) is the most important set of rules between you and your software's users. Without a proper software license, you risk bad users stealing your software or suing you if something goes wrong.
I am Michelle Phillips, a licensed U.S. Attorney. I specialize in technology law and will write a strong, airtight end user license agreement that safely controls how people use your software.
My EULA Drafting Process Includes:
- Clear rules on what users are legally allowed (and not allowed) to do
- Strong limits on your financial blame to stop expensive lawsuits
- Protecting your ownership of the software and intellectual property
- Rules on how user refunds, account bans, and legal disputes are handled
- Cloud and SaaS agreement rules if your software is strictly hosted online
Whether you sell standard software for computers, a SaaS platform, or a downloadable tool, I will deliver a professional, binding contract. Do not leave your business open to risks. Protect your hard work with a legal contract written by a real lawyer.
Order today to legally secure your software and get peace of mind!
Field of law:
Technology
Target country:
United States
Document type:
Terms of service
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Terms and conditions
Agreement type:
Service agreement
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License agreement
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FAQ
What is the difference between a EULA and Terms of Service?
A EULA gives them permission to use the software itself. Terms of Service cover the general rules of your website and business.
What if my software is cloud-based (SaaS)?
If your software is hosted online, I will add specific rules that cover cloud access, data limits, and server uptime.
Will this protect me if a user misuses my software?
Yes, I add rules that state you are not responsible or legally to blame if a user does something illegal with your tool.
