Last updated on 01 July 2022 by Sara Pegarella (Law school graduate, B.A. in English/Writing. In-house writer at TermsFeed)
While you aren't required by law (even the GDPR) or any third parties to have a Terms and Conditions agreement (T&C), also known as a Terms of Service or Terms of Use, you should still consider including one with your WordPress site.
Here's why:
Terms and Conditions agreements can provide a number of really great benefits, such as giving you the right to restrict certain activities on your site and ban abusive accounts. You can also limit your legal liability.
The more complex your website is, the more beneficial a T&C will be. For example, if you allow users to sign up for accounts, allow user-generated content or sell things on your website, you're definitely going to want a T&C to help manage the use of all of those features and functions.
Now that you're convinced, it's time to add your T&C to your WordPress website. If you don't have a T&C yet, don't worry. We'll help you with that, too. Then, you'll be ready to follow these steps to add your T&C to your WordPress.
Our Terms and Conditions Generator makes it easy to create a Terms and Conditions agreement for your business. Just follow these steps:
Enter the email address where you'd like the T&C delivered and click "Generate."
You'll be able to instantly access and download the Terms & Conditions agreement.
Here are instructions for how to create a new Terms and Conditions page for your website hosted on WordPress.
To start, first log in to your site follow the steps below:
Now you need to add text to your Terms and Conditions page.
If you do not have a Terms and Conditions, you can use our Terms and Conditions Generator and create it within minutes.
Here, we'll show how you can easily just copy-paste text from our generator into your WP website.
You're done!
Check our videos on YouTube channel and learn how to link pages on WordPress by using Menus and Widgets:
Download your Terms and Conditions in multiple file formats.
Scroll down and click on the "Generate files" button to download a Terms and Conditions agreement in multiple formats:
Here are instructions for how to link your Terms and Conditions page URL in the footer of your website by using Menus and Custom Links on WordPress.
In order to get the Terms and Conditions URL link that is hosted on our site you'll need to go to the TermsFeed Generators App and get on the Download page.
If you do not have a Terms and Conditions agreement, you can create one right now by using our Terms and Conditions Generator.
You're done!
Check our videos on YouTube channel and learn how to link pages on WordPress by using Page and Widgets:
Here are instructions for how to link your Terms and Conditions page URL to your WordPress website by using Widgets and block options in the footer.
Under "Link to your Terms and Conditions" section, click on the green "Copy" button:
If you do not have a Terms and Conditions you can create one right now by using our Terms and Conditions Generator.
You're done!
Check our videos on YouTube channel and learn how to link pages on WordPress by using Page and Menus:
The benefits that come with having one of these agreements are well-worth the time and effort required to create a T&C and add it to your WordPress website.
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This article is not a substitute for professional legal advice. This article does not create an attorney-client relationship, nor is it a solicitation to offer legal advice.
01 July 2022