Lawyer-free, cheap ways to deal with online registration documents (T&C, PP, etc..) for MVP?
Hi all! We are building the MVP for Airapy (https://www.indiehackers.com/product/airapy/), and we now have to deal with the T&C, Privacy policy, and the contract for new users to sign. The T&C and PP I used Iubenda (https://www.iubenda.com/en/pricing) for (I have a promo code if anyone wants it). But we are wondering where the details about cost, cancellation fees, service charges, etc.. would go. I was looking at the T&C for ZocDoc (our closest competitor) and they don't have anything about their service charges in their T&C. I looked through all their online agreements and didn't see anything about this. Maybe it's something only the doctors see when they sign up?
General question is... any hot tips or sneaky ways to get simple documents online until we can afford real legal work? Can we just use the Iubenda documents for the MVP and hope all goes well?
I will recommend you to consult with a professional lawyer because he can guide you properly. If you don't know any lawyer then visit this website https://mandslawyers.com.au/ and contact them. They have a team of professional lawyers.
I can tell you that if you do not take the advice of a good lawyer, those papers will be made hell in my case I learned that there are always some cheap options hiring lawyers if you need something you can click URL on that link to ask for help, it does not always work or it leaves Well the fact of not having legal help on these issues, then you end up doing everything wrong.
Any of these threads help?
https://www.indiehackers.com/post/ask-ih-how-do-you-write-terms-of-service-and-privacy-policy-for-your-saas-1042db60ff
https://www.indiehackers.com/post/what-service-do-you-use-for-t-cs-gdpr-privacy-policy-etc-documents-that-are-tailored-for-your-saas-product-932d6f1fa1
https://www.indiehackers.com/post/free-service-to-generate-terms-conditions-privacy-policy-1332cb32ad
I should really spend a bit of time rounding these up.
Thanks Rosie! I have learned to search the community first... but it looks like everyone here is doing the same thing I have been doing. If anyone is curious, I am not really happy with Iubenda's T&C. It's too broad. For example, there was a question: Is this a service or product? I said "service" but the word "product" is still all over the document.
My solution: I am keeping the PP with Iubenda at $9/month. I wrote my own T&C by copying and pasting from sources online, then I am having someone at a free legal clinic review it.
It's a topic that keeps coming up, that I feel many of us (indie hackers) feel uncomfortable with.
I wonder if there are some key questions/challenges we can identify and figure out some good responses to them. I'm certainly no expert.