I will draft terms of use and eula for your tech startup
US Attorney Precision Legal Drafting, SaaS and Compliance Expert
About this Gig
Running a SaaS platform or mobile app exposes you to unique legal liabilities. Boilerplate templates wont protect your intellectual property or shield you from user lawsuits. As a licensed US Attorney (Bar No. 236940), I specialize in drafting bespoke Terms of Service (ToS) that legally protect tech startups, SaaS companies, and app developers.
Your ToS is a binding contract between you and your users. I draft terms that explicitly protect your business, regulate user behavior, and secure your revenue streams.
I expertly draft clauses covering:
- SaaS Subscription, Billing, and Refund Policies.
- Intellectual Property Rights & Software Licensing.
- User-Generated Content (UGC) & DMCA Takedown procedures.
- Strict Limitation of Liability & Warranty Disclaimers.
- Governing Law & Binding Arbitration.
- Account Termination & Acceptable Use Policies (AUP).
Whether you offer B2B software, a consumer mobile app, or an AI-driven platform, I will tailor the agreement to your exact business model.
Disclaimer: This service provides custom legal drafting for online platforms. It does not establish an ongoing attorney-client relationship.
Field of law:
Business (corporate)
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FAQ
Do you write terms for AI (Artificial Intelligence) tools?
Yes, I can include specific clauses regarding AI-generated content, data usage, and liability disclaimers for AI outputs.
Will this protect me from user lawsuits?
A custom ToS includes mandatory arbitration and limitation of liability clauses, which are your primary defense mechanisms against user lawsuits.
What is the difference between ToS and a EULA?
ToS governs the general use of a service, while a EULA (End User License Agreement) specifically licenses downloadable software to the user's device.

