Website Terms and Conditions of Use (SAAS)
A Website Terms and Conditions governs the relationship between a website’s users and its owner.
Last updated October 21, 2025
Suitable for Australia
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Frequently asked questions
Use this Website Terms & Conditions (SAAS) if:
- You operate a SAAS service, and wish to outline the terms of use of your service’s website
- You wish to set out some terms which prevent users from using your service in illegal or otherwise inappropriate ways
- You wish to protect your intellectual property, and limit your liability arising from the user of your service
What does this document cover:
- User obligations and appropriate use conditions
- Intellectual Property protection clauses
- Limited Liability and Indemnification clauses
Further Information
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The Legal Risk Score of a Website Terms and Conditions of Use (SAAS) 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 does not need to be signed.
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