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Terms & conditions, matched to your jurisdiction.

Generate a terms & conditions page whose governing law is set automatically by your business country, with the clauses your service actually needs — hosted at a permanent URL and kept in sync with your privacy and cookie policies.

No credit card · From $8.99/mo · Document generation included

Jurisdiction-aware
Governing law and clause variants set automatically by your business country — US and EU handled
Hosted URL
Lives at a permanent, always-current URL — no static text to maintain by hand
In sync
Generated alongside your privacy and cookie policies, so your documents stay consistent

Terms & conditions aren't one-size-fits-all. The governing law, the enforceable clauses, and the consumer-rights language all depend on where your business operates. ConsentPixel's generator handles that automatically instead of leaving you to guess.

What the generator produces

A complete terms & conditions page tailored to your business, built from a short intake plus the jurisdiction logic that runs underneath. Instead of a generic template you edit by hand, you get a hosted document that reflects your service and your governing law — and stays in sync with the rest of your legal pages.

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Jurisdiction-aware engine

Governing law is set automatically by your business country, with distinct US and EU variants carrying the appropriate clauses.

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Service-description intake

A short intake captures what your site does, your pricing model, refund policy, and user-generated-content rules — the details terms actually turn on.

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Permanent hosting

Hosted at a stable URL like consent.consentpixel.com/terms/yoursite, so you link once and never re-paste updated text.

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Kept in sync

Generated together with your privacy and cookie policies, so the three documents stay consistent with each other and your site.

How it works

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Tell us about your service

A short intake: what your website does, your pricing and refund model, and whether you host user-generated content. That's what shapes the enforceable clauses.

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We set the governing law

Your business country drives the governing-law clause and selects the US or EU template variant — so the terms fit the legal framework you actually operate under.

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The page generates and hosts itself

ConsentPixel assembles the terms and publishes them at a permanent URL you link from your site. No copy-paste, no manual version-wrangling.

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It stays consistent

Because your terms, privacy policy, and cookie policy are generated by the same system, they stay aligned as your setup changes.

Start with a scan

The same scan that inventories your trackers also seeds your document suite. Run it free to get going — about 10 seconds, no account.

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How jurisdiction is handled

The generator doesn't ask you to know which legal framework applies — it infers the starting point from your business country and applies the matching variant. A US business gets US governing-law language and clause structure; an EU business gets the EU variant with the consumer-protection expectations that market carries. This is the same jurisdiction-awareness that runs across ConsentPixel: the privacy policy adds GDPR or CCPA sections based on where your visitors come from, and the terms follow the same logic for governing law.

Part of the document suite

Terms & conditions is one of three documents ConsentPixel generates together — alongside your privacy policy (built from your actual scan data) and your cookie policy (auto-populated from the cookie audit). Generating them from one system is what keeps them consistent: the cookie policy reflects the same trackers the privacy policy discloses, and the terms carry the same governing-law framing. A pile of separately-generated documents from different tools tends to drift out of alignment; these don't.

Worth being clear: generated terms & conditions are automated tooling that covers the common bases for standard websites. For complex commercial arrangements, marketplaces, or unusual liability exposure, have your terms reviewed by a qualified attorney. This is general information, not legal advice.

Frequently asked questions

Does ConsentPixel generate terms and conditions?
Yes. ConsentPixel generates a terms & conditions page alongside your privacy policy and cookie policy. The governing law is set automatically by your business country, with US and EU template variants, and the page is hosted at a permanent URL rather than given to you as static text to maintain.
How does it know which jurisdiction applies?
It uses your business country to set the governing-law clause and select the matching US or EU template variant. You don't need to know the legal framework in advance — the intake infers the starting point and applies the appropriate clauses.
Is it kept in sync with my other documents?
Yes. Your terms, privacy policy, and cookie policy are generated by the same system, so they stay consistent with each other and with your site — the cookie policy reflects the same trackers the privacy policy discloses, and the terms carry the same governing-law framing.
Where are the terms hosted?
At a permanent ConsentPixel URL that stays current. You link to it from your site, so there's no static text to keep updating by hand. You can also reference the content on your own pages if you prefer.
Are the generated terms legal advice?
No. They're automated compliance tooling, not legal advice, and using them doesn't create an attorney–client relationship. They cover the common bases for standard websites; for complex commercial arrangements or unusual liability exposure, consult a qualified attorney.

Terms that fit where you operate

Jurisdiction-aware, hosted, and kept in sync with your privacy and cookie policies. Start free, or scan first to set up your document suite.

No credit card · From $8.99/mo · Document generation included on paid plans

ConsentPixel's generated documents are automated compliance tooling, not legal advice, and do not create an attorney–client relationship. For complex arrangements, consult a qualified attorney.

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