QuickGrants Terms of Service

Introduction

You should put an introduction clause at the start of your terms of service outlining who and what the agreement applies to. You can use this clause to introduce your company, define terms you’ll use throughout the rest of the document, and tell users how they can express consent to the agreement.

Below, see a terms of service sample from YouTube, whose intro clause clearly states that anyone who does not understand or agree to their terms may not use their services.

Prohibited or Acceptable Uses

Your terms of service agreement acts as the rules your users must follow when accessing your services, so you should list all of those prohibited behaviors and activities in a clause.

This is where you can ban things like:

• Breaking the law
• Violent, crude, or obscene content
• Spreading false or misleading information
• Stalking or harassing other users
• Violating copyright laws
• Tampering or hacking into your website
• Spamming your service or other users
• Scamming your service or other users

Below, see an example terms of service prohibited uses clause from Green Chef, a meal kit delivery service.