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Terms and conditions Scope

These terms and conditions apply to all contracts between your company and its customers.

Prices and payment

Invoices are payable within 30 days of the invoice date.

Applicable law and place of jurisdiction

Swiss law applies.

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100 % free, forever T&Cs generator · Switzerland

Your terms and conditions, clause by clause from Swiss law.

Enter your company name. Company name, address and UID come from the commercial register, then offer, customers and payment. Each clause is created only if it suits you. You check it, copy it, done.

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How it works

Enter company, done.

1enter
Enter company

Name, address and UID come from the commercial register. Then offer, customers and payment on three cards.
2automatic
Clauses are created

B2B differs from B2C, EU customers with a right of withdrawal, all under OR and UWG.
3copy
Review and insert

Everything remains editable. Copy, download as a file or print.

Switzerland

What belongs in terms and conditions.

Who is who, what is offered, what it costs and how it is delivered. For private individuals, mandatory rules apply that can hardly be waived, the generator adapts each clause to the customer base.

The sections are created from your answers, with notes where Swiss law requires or prohibits something.

Scope and formation of contractNotice, order, acceptanceOR, UWG
Prices and paymentDue date, default interest, payment methodsOR, PBV
Warranty and liabilitydeadlines, rectification, liability scopeOR
Right of withdrawalonly for EU, DE and AT customersEU Directive

Under Swiss law
Every clause is checked against the wording on Fedlex: OR, ZPO, UWG, KKG, PBV and the EU directive on withdrawal.
Suitable for your customer base
Warranty, jurisdiction and liability can hardly be limited vis-à-vis private individuals. The generator knows that.
989Times used the dartera generators
Privacy policy, legal notice and cookie banner, counted live. Free, and that stays that way.

After the generator

Keep it up to date, or have it done for you.

dartera Legal Butler

Automatically kept up to date.

The Legal Butler checks your website every week and keeps the legal notice, privacy policy and cookie banner up to date. With every change, you get an email with a button to undo it.

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Prefer us to do it for you?

Website check under Swiss law.

We review your website under the FADP and the UWG, identify trackers and cookies without consent, missing details and forms that pass data on without being asked. We then put the legal notice and privacy policy in place for you.

Legal notice and company nameUWG, OR
Trackers before consentFADP
Privacy policy completeFADP
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Personal initial consultation

Questions

In brief.

Does every website need terms and conditions?

No, no law requires terms and conditions. But anyone selling online or offering services must clearly state who they are and how they can be reached (Art. 3 Abs. 1 lit. s UWG). Terms and conditions set out prices, delivery, payment, warranty and liability in a binding way, provided customers were informed of them before the contract was concluded.

What is the difference between B2B and B2C?

Private individuals (consumers) are more strongly protected by law: warranty, jurisdiction and liability can hardly be limited vis-à-vis them. The generator adapts the clauses depending on whether you serve only companies, only private individuals or both.

Does the EU right of withdrawal also apply in Switzerland?

No. In Swiss online retail there is no statutory right of withdrawal. But anyone addressing private individuals in the EU, Germany or Austria must observe their mandatory 14-day right of withdrawal, including the model withdrawal form. The generator only adds it when needed, with a clear notice.

What does the generator cost?

Nothing, and that will remain the case. For the finished text, we only ask for your name and e-mail address so that we can help you if you have questions. If you would rather have it done automatically, choose the Legal Butler. It reads your website every week and keeps the texts up to date. After a 14-day free trial, it costs CHF 49 per year or CHF 4.95 per month, plus VAT.

Is the template legally sound?

The clauses are reviewed under Swiss law and put together to match your answers. The generator provides a template, not legal advice. For special cases, we recommend review by a specialist. You are responsible for the content and use.

How do I add the terms and conditions to the website?

At the end, copy the text, HTML or Markdown, or download a file or print it as PDF. For WordPress, Wix and Webflow, place it where the code belongs. Link the page in the footer, accessible from every page.

The next step

And the privacy policy?

The terms and conditions should be accompanied by a privacy policy under Swiss data protection law. Our privacy policy generator checks your website and includes the services it actually loads directly in the policy.

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