Terms of Service

Terms of Service are a list of agreements made between a business that provides services and the end-user of these services. Terms of Service outline the rules of selling and purchasing the services, as well as the obligations of each party. They are often interchangeable with the Terms & Conditions and can include such clauses as:

  • Introduction and Acceptance of Terms  
  • User Eligibility  
  • Changes to the Terms  
  • User Responsibilities and Obligations  
  • Intellectual Property Rights  
  • Prohibited Activities  
  • Termination of Services  
  • Payment Terms (if applicable)  
  • Disclaimers and Limitation of Liability  
  • Indemnification  
  • Privacy Policy  
  • Governing Law  
  • Dispute Resolution  
  • Contact Information  

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