Your terms of use page may limit website abuse because it outlines and helps you enforce the rules you expect your customers to follow when accessing your services.

If someone does break your rules you can point to your terms of use policy to streamline and simplify the response process.

By establishing your businesses’ liabilities, you can limit what users can and can’t sue you for, which may help you save thousands of dollars in legal fees.

A well-written terms of use policy helps set your customers’ expectations, which increases trust between you and your users.

People today expect to see a terms of use agreement on your website or app. If you don’t post one, you risk losing customers to competitors with more transparent legal policies.

The introductory clause of your terms of use agreement sets the expectations for your users by defining what the agreement is for and who it covers.