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How Do I Create a Terms of Service Shopify?

Last updated on October 2, 2022 @ 3:47 am

Assuming you already have a Shopify account (if not, sign up for one here), creating a Terms of Service is pretty straightforward. You can either use Shopify’s built-in Terms of Service generator, or create your own from scratch.

If you want to use Shopify’s generator, log in to your Shopify admin and go to Settings > Checkout. Scroll down to the Order processing section and find the Terms of service checkbox. Check the box and click Save.

Now, when customers go to checkout, they’ll see a checkbox next to your shop’s name that they need to agree to in order to complete their purchase.

PRO TIP: If you are creating a Terms of Service agreement for your Shopify store, be sure to include all the relevant information that your customers need to know. This includes information about your return and refund policy, shipping and delivery policy, privacy policy, and any other important details. Failure to include all the relevant information in your Terms of Service agreement could result in confusion and frustration for your customers, and could even lead to legal issues down the road.

If you want to create your own Terms of Service, there are a few things you’ll need to keep in mind. First, make sure you cover all the bases by including information on things like returns, refunds, shipping, and privacy.

You should also include a section on what constitutes acceptable use of your site and services. And finally, don’t forget to have a lawyer take a look at your Terms of Service before you make them live – just to be safe!

Assuming you already have a Shopify account (if not, sign up for one here), creating a Terms of Service is pretty straightforward.

If you want to use Shopify’s generator, log in to your Shopify admin and go to Settings > Checkout. Scroll down to the Order processing section and find the Terms of service checkbox. Check the box and click Save. You should also include a section on what constitutes acceptable use of your site and services. And finally, don’t forget to have a lawyer take a look at your Terms of Service before you make them live – just to be safe!

Drew Clemente

Drew Clemente

Devops & Sysadmin engineer. I basically build infrastructure online.