General conditions of sale

Selling and closing deals online is essential when running a business today. The first basic rule is to ensure customers know exactly what to expect and under what conditions. While in some countries there is no legal requirement to have terms and conditions on your website, they can still be useful and offer legal protection for your business. Especially since well-written terms and conditions provide your customers with all the information they need to purchase your products or services.

 

Naturally, terms and conditions vary depending on your industry, the nature of your business, and the legal requirements of your market. You're not taking any risks when creating your website, so don't take any risks when drafting the important texts on your site. As with any contract you enter into, it's strongly recommended that you consult a legal advisor before publishing binding terms and conditions on your website. To begin, we recommend researching the most popular terms and conditions generators, which are easily found on search engines. Make sure the tool you choose is appropriate for your market, and remember that these generators are not a substitute for the expertise of a legal advisor.