Website Terms and Conditions
- Homepage
- What we do
- Website and App
- Website Terms and Conditions
Why you need Website Terms and Conditions
The internet is amazing, but there are always parties looking to steal or take advantage of your work. If you have a website, you should protect it by laying out the Terms and Conditions for your website users.
What are Website Terms and Conditions?
The Terms and Conditions state your (and your users) obligations, rights and responsibilities when they use your website. You also have a cacophony of intellectual property (ideas, designs, content) in your website that needs to be protected.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Are Website Terms and Conditions legally binding?
A: They can be… if they hit the right criteria to be accepted as a contract. This can be difficult to do. It’s all about how you gain and prove acceptance from the user. Two options are Clickwrap (where the user must click ‘Accept’ before browsing) and Browsewrap (where a user accepts the Terms and Conditions simply by browsing).
Q: Can I copy Website Terms and Conditions?
A: In theory, there is nothing stopping you copying Terms and Conditions from another website, but it would be next to useless. A website Terms and Conditions should be specifically tailored to your needs.
Q: What does "content" refer to in Website Terms and Conditions?
A: Your website “content” means all the video, audio, pictures, design, blogs and information you have on your website.
Website Terms and Conditions document contents
1. Who we are and how to contact us.
2. By using our site you accept these terms.
3. There are other terms that may apply to you.
4. We may make changes to these terms.
5. We may make changes to our site.
6. We may suspend or withdraw our site.
7. We may transfer this agreement to someone else.
8. Our site is only for users in the UK.
9. You must keep your account details safe.
10. How you may use material on our site.
11. Do not rely on information on our site.
12. We are not responsible for websites we link to.
13. User-generated content is not approved by us.
14. How to complain about content uploaded by other users.
15. Our responsibility for loss or damage suffered by you.
16. Exclusion of liability for digital content.
17. How we may use your personal information.
18. Uploading content to our site.
19. Rights you are giving us to use material you upload.
20. We are not responsible for viruses and you must not introduce them.
21. Rules about linking to our site.
22. Which country's laws apply to any disputes?
23. Our trade marks are registered.
Key facts
Get the key facts of the Managed Services Contract
Key facts
Get the key facts of the Managed Services Contract
Contact the Law 365 team about this agreement
For these Microsoft Partners
- Managed Services Provider
- ISV, Software, Apps and IP
- System Integrators Professional Services Consultancy Partners
- Hosting Partners
- Licensing Partners
Do you have a legal question for us?
Whether you're just getting started, need a template package or looking for legal help as an annual subscription, we're here to help with any questions you may have.
Our mission is to help you succeed, with less risk. Book a free no obligations teams call or get in touch.
What are you waiting for?
This is a 'Forever template'
We will continually update this template with the frequent Microsoft updates such as CSP and other flow down terms, plus we will update the relevant terms to ensure you can claim as many rebates as possible, and get recognised by Microsoft such as CPoR, (Claims Partner of Record) DPoR (Digital Partner of Record), and PAL (Partner Admin Link).
We will also continually update this template as the law changes, for example, GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) and the effects of Brexit on our laws, as we untangle ourselves from the European Union.