Website Terms and Conditions of Use (Services)
This Website Terms and Conditions of Use (Services) document is specifically tailored for websites selling services.
Last updated October 23, 2025
Suitable for Australia
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Frequently asked questions
Use this Website Terms and Conditions of Use (Services) if:
- You provide services to clients through a website.
- You use a website to advertise and generate enquiries online.
- You provide services to clients that are delivered online.
What does the Website 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 Website Terms and Conditions of Use (Services) include:
- Terms of Service
- Website Terms of Service
- Services Website Terms and Conditions of Use
Further Information
- How to Create Website Terms and Conditions
- 5 Reasons Why You Need a Website Terms and Conditions
- What Are Consumer Guarantees?
- How Do Consumer Guarantees Apply to Businesses?
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The Legal Risk Score of a Website Terms and Conditions of Use (Services) Template is Low
Our legal team have marked this document as low risk considering:
- The document allows for the terms and conditions to be changed at any time by the website operator without prior notice, which could lead to unexpected obligations or modifications that users might not be immediately aware of.
- The document asserts extensive control over the use of the website's content and services, limiting users' ability to use the material beyond personal use without express permission, potentially restricting creative or commercial endeavors.
- The document includes clauses that significantly limit the liability of the website operator for issues that arise from using the website, which might leave users without recourse in the event of data loss, service interruptions, or other damages.
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