Your product’s terms, written for what your product does
We start by understanding how the product actually works —what it charges for, what it integrates with, who uses it and from where— and a lawyer at the firm drafts the terms you publish with that in front of them. There is no authority on the other side here and no file to wait for.
A lawyer at the firm drafts the document and reviews it with you before it goes live. There are no terms generators here and no templates that fill themselves in.
From how your product works to the published text
Three steps with a lawyer at the firm. There is no form to fill in and no document that generates itself.
Step 1 of 3. How the product works
We walk through what the product actually does: what it charges and how often, what it integrates with, who uses it, from where, and what happens when someone leaves. The outcome is a written summary, not an impression.
Deliverable: the summary of how it works that the drafting starts from
Step 2 of 3. Drafting with a lawyer
A lawyer at the firm drafts the terms from that summary and adapts them to your product. They are written for your case: there is no format and no generator to start from.
Deliverable: the terms drafted by the lawyer
Step 3 of 3. Publishing and a dated version
We hand over the text ready to publish and the record of which version is in force and since when, so the next review starts from the file instead of from scratch.
Deliverable: the text to publish and its dated version
This starts with a fifteen-minute call
There is nothing to simulate: no filing happens here. The first thing is a call to work out what your product publishes and which documents you are missing.
How it starts
Fifteen minutes with a lawyer, before a single line is written
This line does not start with a form: it starts with a conversation. It is the same one whether you are incorporating a company, sorting out the contracts with your clients, or publishing your product’s terms.
- You tell us what you have on your hands and what you need to sign.
- We work out which documents cover it and what information we need from your side.
- We tell you what gets delivered, how long it takes, and at what fee.
It opens in the support panel, without leaving this page.
What you take away and what it costs
Nothing here gets filed with any authority, so the only thing we quote you are the lawyer’s fees.
What you take away
- Your product’s terms of use, drafted by a lawyer at the firm
- The summary of how it works that they were drafted from
- A draft to review with you and the final version to publish
- The dated version, so you know which one is in force and since when
- All of it as an editable document, not in a closed format
The only thing you pay are fees
You will not see a government charge in your quote, not even at zero: there is nothing to file here. The only thing you pay for is the lawyer’s work.
If in your case something had to be filed with an authority, we tell you in the consultation and it is quoted separately.
What else a digital product publishes, besides its terms
[ PENDING — legal text to be drafted ]
You will not find loose clauses here, and nothing to copy: every document is drafted for your product.
This service has no published fee yet: it goes to quote. Tell us what your product does and we will send you the scope and the fee in writing.
Where this service ends
Terms of use are one thing and whatever your product publishes about its users’ data is another: the data processing policy and the privacy notice are prepared in our data protection service, and we do not duplicate them here. If your product needs both, we coordinate them in the same consultation.
And a heads-up: the TuAvocado legal documents you find at the bottom of the page are ours, not a sample of what you get.
How long we take, and what the firm does not decide
Drafting runs on our own clock. Anything that depends on a regulation is confirmed by a lawyer once we have seen your product.
- How long the firm takes to deliver the termsEstimated by the firm
- —to be definedUnverified
It depends on how much of the product has to be walked through: charges, integrations, countries and what is kept about each user.
- From when a change of terms takes effectSet by the regulation
[ PENDING — legal text to be drafted ]
What people ask us most
About documents and contracts
General information about how our services work. This is not a legal opinion and does not replace advice from a lawyer on your specific case.
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Before you publish the first version, get it written properly
Fifteen minutes to go over what your product does and what it still has to publish. The first review is done by a person.