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Terms of service or platform agreement

Review a platform's terms of service

Platform terms are drafted to be accepted, not read, and the leverage is entirely one-sided. Reading them still matters when your business depends on the platform: the termination rights, the content license and the dispute clause determine what happens on the day your account is suspended.

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What we check in a terms of service or platform agreement

Every review of this contract type runs the full checklist, then reports what it found with the clause quoted and the line number.

  • Account termination and suspension rights, and whether any notice is required
  • The license you grant over your content, and whether it survives account closure
  • Unilateral amendment rights and how changes are notified
  • Mandatory arbitration and class-action waiver
  • Limitation of liability and the exclusions
  • Data ownership, export and deletion
  • Fee changes and the notice given
  • Governing law and forum
  • Indemnity running from you to the platform
  • Appeal or reinstatement process after suspension

Red flags we see most often

These are the specific terms that turn a routine terms of service or platform agreement into an expensive one.

  • Termination "at any time, for any reason, without notice" with no appeal route
  • A perpetual, irrevocable, sublicensable license over your content surviving termination
  • Changes effective on posting, with no notice
  • Arbitration in a distant forum with a class-action waiver and cost-shifting
  • An indemnity from you covering the platform's own conduct
  • No committed data export mechanism
A terms of service or platform agreement with clauses highlighted by risk level, each mapped to a ranked finding with its risk chip and clause reference.
Every clause located, scored, and tied back to the exact text it came from.

What you get back

Not a summary of what the contract says. A list of what to change, and the wording to change it to.

1

Risk score and verdict

A calibrated 0–100 score with a one-line verdict. Clean documents score low — the score is only useful if it can say "this is fine".

2

Findings with the quote

Each issue names the clause, quotes it verbatim, explains the consequence in your contract's own numbers, and says how far it deviates from market standard.

3

Pasteable redlines

Replacement wording drafted for each issue, ready to send back to the other side.

4

What's missing

The standard protections for this contract type that your document does not contain.

5

Deadlines to calendar

Every date and trigger that costs you something if you miss it, with the consequence spelled out.

6

Negotiation playbook

Your asks in priority order, the reason to give for each, and the fallback position if they refuse.

Questions about terms of service or platform agreements

Are terms of service legally binding?

Generally yes, where they were properly presented and accepted, though specific clauses can be unenforceable - particularly against consumers, where unfair-terms rules apply in many jurisdictions. Being binding does not mean every clause survives challenge.

What content license am I granting to a platform?

Usually a broad one: worldwide, royalty-free, sublicensable, and often surviving account deletion. Read what happens on termination - the difference between a license that ends and one that does not is the whole clause.

Can a platform change its terms whenever it wants?

Most reserve that right. The meaningful protections are notice before changes take effect and a right to stop using the service without penalty. Terms that are effective immediately on posting give you neither.

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