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General Terms and Conditions for the Website

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Draft general terms and conditions for your website properly and prevent unnecessary problems in the future. With websites, discussions often arise regarding the use of information, accounts, user content, intellectual property, third-party links, availability, liability, privacy, cookies, and the difference between website terms and webshop terms.

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Mr. Jaime Boogaers
Mr. Jaime Boogaers
Corporate Law
Attorney, 16 years of experience

Website terms and conditions must make clear what visitors are and are not allowed to do with the website, information, and content. Especially for accounts, downloads, user content, or online services, a standard disclaimer is often not enough

  • For websites, platforms, portals, and online services
  • Attention to terms of use, content, accounts, and liability
  • IP, links, privacy, cookies and user content managed
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Our expertise in terms and conditions for websites

Our lawyers and in-house counsel assist entrepreneurs, platforms, online service providers, and website owners with website terms and conditions, privacy statements, cookie policies, webshop terms and conditions, and platform terms and conditions. We examine usage, accounts, content, intellectual property, privacy, cookies, liability, and online sales.

Custom work for your website

A simple business website, knowledge base, portal, community, platform, or website with downloads does not require the same terms and conditions. Therefore, we tailor the terms and conditions to functions, visitors, content, data, and commercial goals.

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  • Active since 2001
  • Lawyers and in-house counsel
  • Experience with websites, platforms, privacy, and e-commerce
  • Focus on IP, liability, privacy, and user content
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About us

Our expertise in terms and conditions for websites

Our lawyers and in-house counsel assist entrepreneurs, platforms, online service providers, and website owners with website terms and conditions, privacy statements, cookie policies, webshop terms and conditions, and platform terms and conditions. We examine usage, accounts, content, intellectual property, privacy, cookies, liability, and online sales.

Custom work for your website

A simple business website, knowledge base, portal, community, platform, or website with downloads does not require the same terms and conditions. Therefore, we tailor the terms and conditions to functions, visitors, content, data, and commercial goals.

Our facts

  • Active since 2001
  • Lawyers and in-house counsel
  • Experience with websites, platforms, privacy, and e-commerce
  • Focus on IP, liability, privacy, and user content
  • Fixed rates in advance where possible

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Liam

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It was immediately a constructive and goal-oriented conversation. Additional questions were answered quickly. Our customers respond positively to the clear general terms and conditions.

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From the very first moment, we felt heard. The guidance during the drafting of the general terms and conditions was invaluable. It is clear that they have a passion for entrepreneurship.

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Why MKB Juristen?

Since 2001, we have been active as a no-nonsense legal firm for entrepreneurs. We quickly get to the heart of the matter: with a thorough assessment, clear answers, and a document that works practically.

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In this short video, you will get an idea of ​​our working methods, our people, and the way we provide legal support to entrepreneurs.

Are you unsure whether you should have the document drafted, checked, or amended?
During the initial consultation, we will determine the sensible course of action together. Afterward, you will know exactly where you stand.

Why customization?

A legal document only works well if it aligns with your business, agreements, risks, and industry. That is why we do not work with a standard generator, but with legal experts who assess your situation.

  • Prepared for your company
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  • No standard template
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You will receive a legal document that is practical and aligns with the agreements you wish to make.

  • Draft document or legal review
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  • Clear explanation where necessary
  • Fixed price where possible

The founders of MKB Juristen

Our organization consists of several small teams working within various legal fields. Each legal field has its own senior in-house counsel and/or lawyers.

Denian Wielhouwer

Corporate lawyer in corporate law & business expert

Denian Wielhouwer

Annelore Hendriks

Corporate lawyer, corporate law, administrative law

Annelore Hendriks

Ilja van Driel

Corporate law attorney, employment law

Ilja van Driel

Jaime Boogaers

Corporate law, ICT & privacy law, energy law attorney

Jaime Boogaers
Custom choices

Which choices determine the terms and conditions for a website?

General terms and conditions for a website depend on what visitors can do on the website. An informative website requires different terms than a membership portal, community, download area, lead platform, or website with accounts.

Choice or question Why this matters legally
Is your website purely informative or interactive? More extensive terms and conditions are required for forms, accounts, downloads, or user content.
Can visitors create accounts? Rules regarding access, passwords, misuse, blocking, and termination are then important.
Do visitors publish content themselves? User content, moderation, prohibited content, and liability must be regulated.
Do you offer downloads, templates, or information? Use, IP, accuracy, updates, and liability must be clear.
Do you refer to third-party websites or services? Links, embedded content, and third-party tools must be delimited.
Do you collect personal data via forms? A privacy statement and sometimes a cookie policy are required in addition to website terms and conditions.
Do you sell products or services online? In that case, website terms and conditions are not enough, and webshop terms and conditions or service terms are required.
Do you offer paid content or subscriptions? Payment, access, revocation, term, and cancellation must be arranged.
Does the website contain legal, financial, or technical information? The use of information and the limitation of liability are then particularly important.
Do you want to protect your brand, texts, and images? Intellectual property and the prohibition on copying must be clear.
Clauses and provisions

Which provisions belong in the general terms and conditions for a website?

Website terms and conditions govern how visitors may use the website and where the boundaries lie. They supplement the privacy statement and cookie policy, but do not replace those documents.

Provision Relevant to Legal point of attention
Applicability Use of the website Stipulate that the terms and conditions apply to visitors and users.
Use of information Articles, tools, downloads and content Make it clear that the information is general and does not always constitute personal advice.
Accounts Login, security and access Rules for registration, passwords, blocking, and abuse.
User content Reviews, comments, uploads or profile information Impose rules regarding permitted content, rights, and removal.
Intellectual property Texts, images, logos, software and downloads Protect content and prohibit unauthorized copying.
Availability Website, portal or online environment Schedule maintenance, malfunctions, and changes to functionality.
Links to third parties External websites and tools Exclude responsibility for external content where appropriate.
Privacy and cookies Forms, analytics and tracking Refer to the privacy statement and cookie policy.
Prohibited use Scraping, hacking, spam or abuse Record prohibited acts and measures.
Liability Incorrect information, malfunction, or damage caused by use Limit liability carefully.
Changes Website and terms and conditions Rule that content and terms may change.
Termination or blocking Abuse or violation Specify when access may be restricted.
Applicable law Disputes Determine Dutch law and competent court where possible.
Contact and complaints Questions about website usage Indicate how users can get in touch.
Use in practice

How do you correctly use terms and conditions for the website?

Website terms and conditions must be easy to find on the website. Place them in the footer, link them to account registration, forms, downloads, or paid access, and ensure that the privacy statement and cookie policy are available separately.

Situation What should you do? Point of attention
In the footer Place a permanent link to the website terms and conditions. Visitors must be able to find the terms and conditions easily.
Upon account registration Have users agree before registration. This is important for portals and communities.
In downloads Refer to usage rights and restrictions. Templates, whitepapers, and tools are often reused.
With user content Have users agree to content rules. Moderation and removal must be clear in advance.
For forms Refer to privacy statement. Website terms do not replace privacy information.
Regarding cookies and tracking Use cookie policy and consent where necessary. This is separate from the general terms and conditions.
For paid admission Use additional terms and conditions of sale or subscription. Website terms and conditions are usually insufficient for that.
Regarding external links Make it clear that external websites have their own terms and conditions. This way, you avoid liability for third parties.
Common mistakes

What common mistakes go wrong with terms and conditions for websites?

For websites, a general disclaimer is often deemed sufficient, while in reality the website contains accounts, downloads, user content, forms, or paid services. In such cases, more extensive terms and conditions are required.

Wrong Consequence Better approach
Use only a short disclaimer Important rules of use are missing. Use real website terms and conditions.
Confusing privacy and terms and conditions GDPR information is missing or incorrect. Use a separate privacy statement and cookie policy.
Do not include rules for user content Discussion about reviews, comments, or uploads. Control content, moderation, and removal.
Do not protect IP Texts, images, or downloads are copied. Include clear IP provisions.
Do not manage accounts Abuse, sharing of login details, or blocking remains unclear. Rules for account usage and termination.
Confusing webshop and website Consumer rules for sales are lacking. Use webshop terms and conditions for online sales.
To exclude liability too absolutely The determination can be vulnerable. Limit liability carefully.
Do not restrict third-party links Visitor attributes damage caused by external site to you. Include a third-party clause.
No rules for scraping or abuse Data or content is automatically copied. Prohibit scraping and forms of technical abuse.
Do not display conditions Visitors may state that they could not find the conditions. Place clear footer links and chord points.
Risk profile

Which type of website requires which conditions?

A simple business website requires different terms and conditions than a platform, community, member portal, or website with downloads. The terms and conditions must be commensurate with the functions and risks.

Risk profile Example Focus in the document
Informative company website Articles, services and contact forms Disclaimer, IP, privacy, links and liability.
Website with accounts Login, profiles and portal Account rules, security, blocking, and user obligations.
Community or forum Comments, reviews and user content Content rules, moderation, rights, and removal.
Website with downloads Templates, whitepapers or tools Usage rights, prohibition of resale, IP and liability.
Lead platform Applications and mediation Role, information, follow-up, privacy and liability.
Knowledge base or advice website Legal, financial or technical information Delineation, current affairs, and no personal advice.
Paid content or member area Subscriptions or paywall Payment, access, term, cancellation and revocation.
Website with webshop function Online sales Webshop terms and conditions, returns, payment, delivery and consumer rules.
Additional documents

When are general terms and conditions for a website not enough?

Website terms govern website usage. Depending on your website, additional documents are required, especially regarding privacy, cookies, online sales, accounts, subscriptions, or SaaS.

Situation Supplementary document Why
You process personal data Privacy statement Explain which personal data you process, why, and for how long.
You use cookies or tracking Cookie Policy Manage cookies, analytics, marketing cookies, and consent.
You sell products online Webshop Terms and Conditions Rules regarding payment, delivery, withdrawal, return, warranty, and complaints.
You provide online services Terms of Service Rules regarding assignment, payment, execution, cancellation, and liability.
You offer SaaS or platform access SaaS agreement Manage accounts, data, availability, support, and termination.
You offer paid content Subscription terms Rules regarding access, term, cancellation, payment, and withdrawal.
Users post content Community Guidelines Rules of conduct, prohibited content, moderation, and sanctions.
You share confidential information Confidentiality Agreement Protect confidential documents, data, or business information.
Explanation of this document

Drafting General Terms and Conditions for the Website, why?

Not every entrepreneur knows exactly what general terms and conditions for a website are, when they are needed, and which risks they must cover. That is why we explain below what this document entails, what to look out for, and why customized legal solutions are important.

What are the terms and conditions for a website?
General terms and conditions for a website — also known as website terms, terms of use, or terms of use — are the standard stipulations that the owner of a website applies to anyone who visits and uses the website. They are not the same as the general terms and conditions for the products or services offered via the website: those terms of sale or service govern the commercial relationship with the customer. The website terms govern the legal relationship between the website owner and the visitor as such: the intellectual property rights to the website content, liability for the information on the website, rules of conduct for using the website, the handling of user-generated content, the linking policy, and the applicability of law. For websites that are exclusively informative — a business website without a webshop or interactive platform — website terms are a shorter document than for websites with accounts, forum functionalities, or upload capabilities. Our legal experts draft website terms for website owners that correctly protect the intellectual property rights to your website content, correctly limit liability for information and external links, establish enforceable rules of conduct for users, and align with your cookie statement and privacy statement.
Why does your website need separate terms and conditions in addition to your general terms and conditions?
This is the most frequently asked question by entrepreneurs getting their legal documents in order for the first time. Your general terms and conditions govern the legal relationship with your customers when purchasing your products or services. Your website terms and govern the legal relationship with anyone who visits your website — including people who never become customers. These two groups overlap but are not identical. A visitor who consults your website for information, copies your content, places a link to your site, or fills out your website forms is bound by your website terms and conditions — even if they do not make a purchase. Conversely, website terms and conditions contain provisions that do not belong in your general terms and conditions of sale: the limitation of liability for incorrect information on the website, the intellectual property declaration regarding website texts and images, and the regulations for external links to other websites. Both documents are necessary and complement each other. For smaller business websites without an online store, the two documents can sometimes be combined into a single set of general terms and conditions — our legal experts will advise you on the most practical structure for your website.
How do you protect the intellectual property on your website content?
the intellectual property declaration is the most valuable provision in their website terms and conditions. All text, images, logos, graphic designs, videos, databases, and other content on your website are protected by copyright — even without a © designation, and even if you wrote the content yourself. Under the Copyright Act, copyright rests with the creator. Your website terms and conditions must explicitly state that all content on the website is the property of the website owner or their licensors, that copying, reproducing, distributing, or making public that content without written permission is prohibited, and that violations result in a claim for damages. Particular attention: stock photos that you have licensed from an image bank are not your intellectual property but that of the photographer or agency — your website terms and conditions may not claim that you are the rights holder of licensed images. Your IP clause must distinguish between content to which you own the rights and content for which you hold licensing rights. Our legal experts draft an IP clause that correctly protects your website content without making claims that you cannot substantiate.
How do you limit liability for information on your website and for external links?
Liability for website information has two sources that your website terms and conditions must address. The first is liability for the accuracy and completeness of the information on your own website. If you publish business advice, technical information, medical or legal information, or financial data on your website, visitors may rely on that information and suffer damage if it is incorrect. Your website terms and conditions must contain a disclaimer: the information on the website is intended solely for general guidance, is not tailored to the specific situation of the visitor, and does not constitute professional advice. The website owner accepts no liability for damage arising from the use of the information on the website without seeking professional advice. The second source is liability for external links. If your website contains links to other websites, you have no control over the content of those sites. Your website terms and conditions must stipulate that external links are provided solely for convenience and that the website owner accepts no liability for the content, accuracy, or security of linked external websites. Our legal experts formulate a limitation of liability that is also legally defensible for consumer visitors.
How do you manage cookies and the privacy statement in relation to your website terms and conditions?
Your website terms and conditions are one of three legal documents that together form the legal framework of your website. The privacy statement — mandatory under Article 13 of the GDPR — informs visitors about the processing of their personal data: which data is collected via contact forms, analytics tools, and other means, for what purpose, on what legal basis, and for how long. The cookie statement informs visitors about the cookies the website places and requests consent for non-essential cookies — analytical cookies, marketing cookies — pursuant to Article 11.7a of the Telecommunications Act. The website terms and conditions are the third document and form the legal basis for the visit. The three documents must be consistent: your website terms and conditions may not state that you share data with third parties if your privacy statement does not mention this. Your website must make all three documents accessible via a link in the footer. Our legal experts ensure a consistent and complete legal package for your website.
How do you manage user behavior and user-generated content?
If your website has interactive features — a contact form, a comment section, a forum, a review platform, or an upload feature — your website terms must establish the rules of conduct for those features. The acceptable use policy prohibits visitors from using the website for illegal purposes, for distributing misleading or harmful content, for posting spam, or for carrying out technical attacks on the website. With regard to user-generated content — reviews, comments, uploads — by posting content, the visitor grants the website owner a license to display, edit, and remove that content on the website. The website owner is not liable for user-posted content but has the right to remove content that violates the website terms or that is harmful, untrue, or infringing. If your website qualifies as a user-generated content platform within the meaning of the Digital Services Act, additional moderation obligations and a formal complaints procedure apply. Our legal experts assess whether the DSA applies to your website and incorporate the required provisions.
How do you make your website terms enforceable for every visitor?
The biggest practical challenge with website terms and conditions is enforceability: visitors rarely "accept" website terms explicitly—they visit the website and the terms are hidden in the footer. For purely informational websites, a link in the footer on every page is sufficient to make the terms applicable: the visitor could reasonably have become aware of where to find them. For websites where visitors perform actions—filling out a form, creating an account, making a purchase—an active act of acceptance is stronger: a checkbox or a button with the text "By submitting this form, I agree to the website terms and conditions" with a hyperlink to the full text. When creating an account, a mandatory checkbox during registration is the most enforceable method. Your website terms and conditions must state a version date and a procedure for changes: registered users are informed of substantial changes. Our legal experts advise you on the enforceability structure that suits the type of website you have.
How does it work at MKBjuristen?
After a brief consultation regarding your website, interactive features, and the nature of your business, our legal experts draft website terms and conditions that correctly protect the intellectual property rights of your website content, properly limit liability for information and external links, establish enforceable user conduct rules, and are consistent with your privacy policy and cookie policy. We deliver the complete legal triptych—website terms and conditions, privacy policy, and cookie policy—as an integrated package, ensuring your website is covered on all legal fronts.
Are you unsure whether your document is legally correct? We would be happy to assess the sensible course of action: drafting, reviewing, or amending.
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Why not use a standard document?

A standard document often seems like a quick solution, but usually does not fully align with your company, agreements, risks, and way of working. Our legal experts draft documents that fit your situation.

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Explanation regarding the use of the document

A standard document seems cheap, until it doesn't fit your situation properly. That is why we provide custom legal solutions tailored to your business.

Customization per website function

Not every website faces the same legal risks. Therefore, we do not create generic website terms and conditions, but tailor them to usage, accounts, content, data, and online functionality.

Company website

Attention to information, disclaimer, IP, contact forms, privacy, and liability.

Portal or member area

Focus on accounts, access, passwords, blocking, data, and termination.

Community of reviews

Focus on user content, moderation, prohibited content, rights, and complaints.

Downloads and templates

Attention to usage rights, prohibition of copying, resale, and liability.

Knowledge base or advice website

Attention to current events, no personal advice, use of sources, and liability.

Website with sales function

Attention to the difference between website terms, webshop terms, and service terms.


General terms and conditions for a website must align with what visitors can actually do. Therefore, we look at information, accounts, downloads, user content, privacy, cookies, IP, and liability.

Common mistakes in website terms and conditions

Things often go wrong on websites because terms and conditions, privacy statement, cookie policy, and terms of sale are used interchangeably.

  • Use only a short disclaimer
  • Confusing the privacy statement and general terms and conditions
  • Do not include rules for accounts or user content
  • Forgotten intellectual property on texts, images, and downloads
  • Do not distinguish between website and webshop
  • Limiting liability for information too absolutely or too vaguely
  • Do not restrict external links, tools, and embedded content
  • Do not display terms and conditions or do not link them to account registration

Draft general terms and conditions for your website properly and prevent unnecessary problems in the future. Good website terms clarify how visitors may use your website, information, content, accounts, and downloads.

Are general terms and conditions mandatory for a website?

Not always, but they are highly recommended for accounts, downloads, user content, platforms, paid access, or important information.

Is a disclaimer enough for my website?

Often not. A disclaimer is usually more limited than full website terms and conditions.

Do website terms replace a privacy statement?

No. Privacy and cookies must be managed separately in a privacy statement and cookie policy.

Do I need different terms and conditions for a webshop?

Yes. For online sales, webshop terms and conditions are required with rules regarding payment, delivery, withdrawal, returns, and warranty.

Can MKB Juristen review existing website terms and conditions?

Yes. We check, among other things, terms of use, accounts, content, IP, privacy, cookies, links, liability, and online sales.

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