Terms and Conditions Generator for Website or App
Tell us what you offer and how you charge. Complimate drafts your terms, refund policy, disclaimer and EULA from the facts you confirm.
Editable text. Built for small teams. Not legal advice.
What do you offer, how do customers pay, and when can they ask for a refund?
We sell a design app with monthly credits. Customers pay through Stripe. Unused credits roll over, and we refund the first month within 14 days.
Start with what you offer
Describe your business, then answer broad questions about what you sell, how customers pay, how credits or subscriptions work, and what happens when someone wants a refund. Several details can be covered in a single answer. When all required facts are in, choose the document you need and click Generate policy to see the preview.
What is a terms and conditions generator?
A terms and conditions generator produces the agreement between you and your users, covering how your site, product or service may be used and what each side can expect. Complimate drafts it from confirmed facts about your business instead of a blank template.
Terms of service generator and terms of use generator
“Terms of service,” “terms of use” and “terms and conditions” are often used interchangeably for the same kind of document. Complimate drafts the version that fits your business, whether you run a SaaS product, a content site or a store.
Refund policy generator and return policy generator
If you take payments, customers will want to know your refund terms. Your answers about your payment processor, what you sell and when refunds apply become facts that drive the wording. Complimate generates a refund policy. It does not generate a separate return policy document.
EULA generator
If you distribute software or an app, a EULA sets out the license terms for using it. Complimate drafts one from your answers about your product.
Disclaimer generator
A disclaimer states the limits of what you are responsible for and what visitors or customers should not rely on. Complimate generates standalone disclaimers, drafted from your answers about your business and what you offer.
Handling personal data, too?
If you collect personal data , explore our privacy policy generator alongside your terms.
How it works
Your answers are the source of truth.
Describe
Describe your business and what you offer.
Answer
Answer broad questions about your product, payments and customer terms.
Choose
Choose the document you need: terms and conditions, refund policy, disclaimer or EULA.
Generate & edit
Click Generate policy to see an editable document drafted from your confirmed facts.
Publish
Publish with one script that places everything on your own domain.
Why this is different
Terms and Conditions
Subscriptions and credits
Your plan includes monthly design credits. Unused credits roll over to the next month while your subscription remains active.
Illustrative wording for the example business above.
Documents drafted from your confirmed facts, not generic boilerplate
Unusual business rules, such as custom credit or billing mechanics, are captured rather than skipped
Native installation on your own domain, with no iframe pointing back to our servers
Changes handled in chat: affected details are re-confirmed and you regenerate the document
Terms and policies, one subscription
Privacy policy, Terms and conditions, refund policy, disclaimer, EULA with Cookie and consent manager — all Included.
What Complimate will not do
It does not provide legal advice or guarantee that a document is enforceable.
It does not certify compliance with any law.
It does not invent details about your business. Missing facts are asked for.
It does not generate a separate return policy document.
It is not built for enterprises or regulated industries.
Review your documents and consult a lawyer for important cases.
FAQ
Straight answers about terms, refunds and publishing your documents.
What should terms and conditions include?
Typically use rules, user responsibilities, payment terms, intellectual property, liability limits and how disputes or changes are handled. Complimate asks about the ones that apply to you.
Are terms of service the same as terms and conditions?
Often yes. The names are used interchangeably, and the content matters more than the label.
Do I need a refund policy?
If you take payments, a clear refund policy sets expectations and is often required by payment providers or local rules. Check what applies to you.
Does Complimate create a return policy?
Complimate generates a refund policy, not a separate return policy document.
What is a EULA?
A EULA is an end-user license agreement that sets the terms for using your software.
Can I generate a standalone disclaimer?
Yes. Disclaimers are one of the documents you can generate, separate from your terms.
Is a generated terms document legally binding?
Enforceability depends on your jurisdiction and how you present it. Complimate does not provide legal advice, so consult a lawyer for important cases.
How do I put my terms on my website?
Add one script. It places the documents on your own domain.
Launch with terms that fit your business
Answer a few questions, generate your documents and publish on your own domain.