Terms of Service Checker
Paste a URL or your terms text. See what your terms are missing in 20 seconds.
- Structured gap report, not a vague pass / fail
- A 0–100 score plus a verdict — ship, polish, or rewrite
- Each finding cites the specific clause it maps to
Terms of service drift in ways that are hard to spot. You wrote them when the business was different, or your previous developer copy-pasted from a SaaS template, or a friendly lawyer drafted them in 2020 before California ARL got teeth. Our checker reads your document, compares it against the contract-law disclosures that US state laws, the EU Consumer Rights Directive, UK Consumer Rights Act, and Australian Consumer Law actually require today, and shows you what is missing. The whole report appears in under a minute, no card and no account needed.
Grounded in real law, not training-data recall.
Limitation of liability posture
Whether your liability cap is a defensible amount (typically fees paid in trailing 12 months) with the standard carve-outs (confidentiality, indemnification, IP infringement, gross negligence, death/personal injury where law requires).
Warranty disclaimers and statutory carve-outs
An "AS IS" disclaimer alone is non-compliant for B2C in EU/UK/AU. We check for the statutory-rights preservation language those jurisdictions require.
Auto-renewal / California ARL
California Automatic Renewal Law (Cal. BPC §17600 et seq.) and similar laws in NY, OR, VT, IL require clear and conspicuous disclosure, easy cancellation, and reminder notices. We flag missing items.
Amendment mechanism
"We may change these terms at any time without notice" is unenforceable for material changes. We check for reasonable notice + a right to terminate.
Dispute resolution + class-action waiver
Whether you have a dispute-resolution clause at all, whether arbitration is paired with the necessary US carve-outs (California §1281.2, NJ, MA), and whether class-action language is present.
Content licence scope
Standard SaaS uses "worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free, to host and operate the service". Overreach (training data, marketing reuse) is a red flag.
What you'll probably see in the report.
"AS IS" without statutory carve-outs
EU/UK/AU consumer law cannot be excluded — needs a "nothing in these terms affects your statutory rights as a consumer" sentence.
Ambiguous liability cap
"Liability is limited to amounts paid" without a lookback period (12 months) is open-ended and weak. Most policies need this tightened.
Auto-renewal in fine print
California ARL requires the auto-renewal terms be clear and conspicuous near the price. Buried disclosures get enforcement letters.
No dispute-resolution clause at all
Surprisingly common in startups that started with a Notion-page terms. Without one, default rules apply — usually unfavourable.
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