Master Subscription Agreement
Core terms for access, fees, term, renewals, suspension, and termination.
Bespoke scope
We align pricing, billing cadence, auto-renewals, and remedies to the way your platform actually sells.
Generic T&Cs are a ticking time bomb for your SaaS business. Why trust a template generator with your auto-renewals, billing cycles, data processing, and support promises when your product is doing something far more specific?
Your API calls, billing triggers, and onboarding flow shape the drafting. Why accept clauses that ignore the way your platform actually works?
We draft privacy policies, DPAs, and cookie language that fit customer onboarding and data flows without muddying the legal position.
When investors ask for the folder, you’ll have clean, consistent documents ready. Simple. Calm. No scrambling the night before.
Template vs bespoke
A subscription agreement should do more than define price and payment. Where’s the auto-renewal wording? What happens if service levels dip? How is personal data handled when a customer switches plan halfway through the month?
That’s the difference between a document that exists and one that protects the business.
Because fixing legal wording after launch is slower, costlier, and more awkward than getting it right at the start. Wouldn’t you rather launch with confidence?
Common risk
Unexpected churn from unclear renewal language
Common risk
Investor questions about data handling and contracts
Common risk
Inconsistent terms across product, website, and onboarding
What’s included
You don’t need a pile of disconnected templates. You need one coherent set that matches your product, your support model, and your compliance obligations. What should be in the bundle?
Core terms for access, fees, term, renewals, suspension, and termination.
We align pricing, billing cadence, auto-renewals, and remedies to the way your platform actually sells.
GDPR-ready provisions for processors, subprocessors, transfers, and security measures.
Who does what, where data moves, and how incidents are handled. Cleanly drafted.
Customer-facing privacy language written for app onboarding, tracking, and support contact.
Transparent, concise, and built to reduce friction at sign-up. People notice that.
Helpful for content moderation, abuse handling, and protecting platform integrity.
You’ll have a clear basis for enforcement without sounding heavy-handed or vague.
Uptime targets, support windows, escalation, and service credits where appropriate.
Less ambiguity for customers. Fewer disputes for your team.
Compliance checklist
Tick the boxes. Be honest. If one is missing, that gap can slow onboarding, invite complaints, or make due diligence harder than it needs to be.
Client story
“The due diligence folder was spotless — our lead investor commented on it. We moved faster because the SaaS agreement suite actually matched the product.”
Funding outcome
£500k
Timeline
8 weeks
Result
Clean diligence
Packages
Exact scope depends on product complexity, integrations, and jurisdictions. But the structure stays simple. Why make your legal budget a mystery?
Core MSA plus privacy policy for early-stage SaaS products and app launches.
From £350
Turnaround: 7 days
A stronger bundle for scaling teams, customer support commitments, and tighter compliance.
From £650
Turnaround: 7-10 days
For multi-jurisdiction products, custom integrations, procurement demands, and investor due diligence.
Quoted
Turnaround: scoped on call
Process
A clear sequence keeps momentum high. No fuss. No mystery. And yes, we’ll ask the right questions about APIs, billing logic, and support commitments.
We map your product, users, and risks in plain English.
You receive a focused first draft with sensible options.
We tidy up commercial points, edge cases, and wording.
Finalised documents go out cleanly and confidently.
FAQs
It depends on where you trade, who your customers are, and how your risk sits. We’ll help you choose a jurisdiction that makes commercial sense and won’t confuse users.
Usually, yes. If data moves through third parties, your contracts should explain who does what, what the security obligations are, and how liabilities flow.
That happens all the time. We draft with enough flexibility to support a pivot, while keeping the contract structure readable and legally sound.
Absolutely. We write app developer privacy policies that match onboarding, analytics, support tools, and any live data sharing arrangement.