Membership Terms & Conditions Template

If you offer any membership benefits or entitlements it's important to get your Membership program set up the right way. Your membership terms and conditions will protect you and your business while setting up clear rules. From Intellectual Property protection to a refund and cancellation policy.

You can also check our Essential Legal Kit for Membership Program which includes a privacy policy, website terms and conditions, facebook rules and disclaimers.

Description

This super important membership terms and conditions template drafted by lawyers, is perfect for protecting the intellectual property in your membership program and for setting boundaries with your members and what they should expect from your membership program. 

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Key Features

- Customisable terms and conditions (available in word .doc format)
- Intellectual property protection 
- Limitation of liability 
- Confidentiality
- User Generated Content
- Refund policy
- Rules
- No guarantees, take personal responsibility
- Payment terms and more

For Who

Perfect for any online business who provide membership programs on any platform; digital coaching programs, business membership or online programs

For What

If your business has a membership program, you need this. Period.

Note

Please note that using our online services and templates, booking a consultation,  doesn’t constitute legal advice and doesn’t create a lawyer-client relationship between you and Foundd Legal.  The information offered on www.founddlegal.com or provided during a consultation should be considered informational only and is NOT LEGAL ADVICE.

Jurisdiction: All Australian jurisdictions. This template adheres to Australian principles of contract law and is designed for those doing business in Australia. While similar principles may apply in your jurisdiction, please consult with a lawyer qualified in your jurisdiction.