Terms and conditions are an agreement between your business and the users of your website or app that sets the rules for use, purchases, accounts, intellectual property and termination.
Any site or store that sells products or services should have them. Saudi Arabia's E-Commerce Law expects stores to make the contract terms clear to consumers before they buy, and terms and conditions are the natural place to do that.
They are built from your answers: purchases and payment, ownership of trademarks and content, promotions, account creation, user uploads and infringement reports, subscriptions, free trials, changes to the service and account termination.
Prices start from 98 SAR and depend on your answers; you see the final price before paying. You receive the agreement in Arabic as PDF, Word and HTML, with an optional English copy, by email within minutes of paying.
No. Wtheqa is a Saudi agreement generation platform (Commercial Registration 1010894140), not a law firm, and it does not give legal advice. Our templates were reviewed by lawyers, and you can use the agreement as is, edit it, or review it with your own lawyer.