Terms of Service Drafting Brief
Turns how your product actually works into a structured brief a lawyer can draft terms from, with every decision you have to make surfaced first.
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Running it, start to finish
- Describe the product, your commitments, and what you will not be responsible for.
- Work through the decision list and settle each one internally.
- Send the brief and your answers to a qualified lawyer to draft from.
What you get back
The output this produces, every time.
- Describes your service in the terms a contract actually needs, which is where copied terms go wrong.
- Surfaces every decision you must make, with the options and what each costs, before a lawyer bills for the conversation.
- Flags the consumer question, which changes the drafting more than anything else on the list.
Getting better results
Where this usually goes wrong, and how to avoid it.
- Answer the decision list before the call. These are business decisions, not legal ones. A lawyer waiting on them is a lawyer billing for a discussion you could have had internally.
- Do not copy another company's terms. They describe a different service in a different jurisdiction with a different risk appetite. The mismatch only appears in a dispute.
- Be honest about what you do not commit to. Silence on availability and support is read against whoever wrote the terms.
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