Mobile App Terms and Conditions of Use (Services)
A Mobile App Terms and Conditions of Use (Services) is a document specially designed to meet the needs of businesses selling, delivering or advertising services through a mobile app.
Last updated October 21, 2025
Suitable for Australia
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Frequently asked questions
Use this Mobile App Terms and Conditions of Use (Services) if:
- You provide services to clients through a mobile app
- You use a mobile app to find clients and generate business
What does the Mobile App Terms and Conditions of Use (Services) cover?
- Australian consumer law and consumer guarantees;
- Delivery of services, returns and refunds policy;
- Privacy and a disclaimer for warranties;
- Disclosure of information;
- Your ownership and intellectual property;
- Limiting liability for information and material;
- Limiting liability for third party links; and
- The user’s rights and a licence to use the website.
Other names for Mobile App Terms and Conditions of Use (Services) include:
- Mobile App Terms of Services
- Service App Terms of Use
Further information
View Sample Mobile App Terms and Conditions of Use (Services)
The Legal Risk Score of a Mobile App Terms and Conditions of Use (Services) Template is Low
Our legal team have marked this document as low risk considering:
- Changes to the terms and conditions can be made unilaterally by the operator, potentially altering the user's rights and obligations without prior agreement.
- The document restricts the user's ability to use the application for commercial purposes unless specifically endorsed, limiting potential business opportunities.
- The limitations on liability and exclusions of warranties may leave the user without adequate remedies if the services fail to meet their expectations or cause losses.
Overall, this document presents a risk level due to the unilateral control over terms and significant limitations on user rights. Users familiar with such documents might anticipate these conditions but should consider whether the specific limitations align with their intended use and risk tolerance.
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