I will draft a binding ai user agreement for your paid platform
Licensed US Attorney, Contracts for Tech, SaaS and Startups
About this Gig
When users pay for your AI SaaS, a basic website policy won't cut it. You need a binding User Agreement that locks down your revenue and intellectual property.
I'm Deborah Challener, a licensed U.S. attorney (Bar No. #218174). I write heavy-duty SaaS contracts and B2B enterprise agreements for AI platforms. I know how users try to exploit API limits, reverse-engineer models, and trigger payment chargebacks. I write contracts that stop them.
Your contract will lock down:
API Abuse Protection: Strict rate limits and indemnity if a user runs up a massive cloud bill.
SaaS Billing Rules: Clear terms for subscriptions, auto-renewals, and killing chargebacks.
IP Lockdown: Explicit bans on reverse-engineering, scraping, or training competing models on your data.
B2B Liability Caps: Protecting your company when enterprise clients demand unlimited indemnification.
I write strict, enforceable contracts that protect your bottom line.
Don't guess which contract you need. Send me a quick message about your pricing model and whether you offer API access. Ill tell you exactly which package protects your business before you order.
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FAQ
What is the difference between this and Terms of Use?
Terms of Use cover general website visitors. A User Agreement is the formal contract governing paying subscribers or registered accounts. If you take money, you need this.
Does this handle credit card billing issues?
Yes. The Standard and Premium packages explicitly define refund policies, auto-renewal terms, and dispute handling for payment processors like Stripe or PayPal.
Can I prevent users from copying my software?
Absolutely. This agreement includes a strict license restriction preventing users from downloading, reverse-engineering, or redistributing your source code or model weights.
Is this enforceable in international courts?
As a U.S. attorney, I draft U.S.-law-compliant contracts with jurisdiction clauses that can be enforced internationally depending on where the client operates.
Why shouldn’t I use a standard SaaS template?
Because AI carries unique risks like "hallucinations" and liability for generated content. Your agreement must specify that the software is provided "as-is" to protect you from inaccurate output claims.
