Step 1

Start with your main business type, then add extra coverage.

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Step 1 · Business type

Start with your main business type.

How primary focus and coverage work together
How primary focus and coverage work together

Choose the main experience first. The wizard will automatically tick the coverage options that normally belong with that focus, and you can add extra coverage for mixed business models.

  • Primary focus controls the main drafting path and examples.
  • Coverage options capture mixed models such as SaaS plus digital products.
  • Changing the primary focus adds the mapped coverage options automatically.
Primary focus This sets the main drafting path. Extra coverage stays optional.
Additional coverage Add extra situations only if they apply. Website 1 selected

Mapped options are already selected from your primary focus. Add any mixed-business coverage you also need.

Live preview

Live preview

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How to read the live preview well
How to read the live preview well

The preview shows structure first. Use it to confirm which sections appear, what the draft is emphasizing, and whether anything important still feels missing or understated.

  • Look for missing sections before you worry about fine wording
  • Watch whether the emphasis fits subscriptions, orders, accounts, or digital access
  • Use the version and last-updated details when sharing drafts for review
Updates inline while you answer

This draft includes 5 sections for Website, based on your wizard answers and business details.

Version v20260605-962551
Last updated 2026-06-05
Acceptance of Terms

Users accept these terms by accessing or using the product.

Permitted Use and Restrictions

Defines acceptable behavior and misuse boundaries.

Intellectual Property

Protects brand assets, software, design, and published materials.

Termination and Enforcement

Explains suspension, removal of access, and enforcement rights.

Liability and Governing Law

Closes the draft with liability framing, notices, and governing law.