Selling digital products feels like freedom—no inventory, instant delivery, and income while you sleep. 💤💸

But here’s what most creators skip: a solid Terms of Use agreement that protects their
content and sales.

If you’re selling anything downloadable—templates, swipe files, trainings, PDFs, courses—you NEED legal language to back you up.

Let’s break down what your Terms of Use should include (and why it matters).

⚠️ Why Terms of Use Matter for Digital Products

● They set clear boundaries on what buyers can and can’t do
● They protect your intellectual property
● They help you enforce your refund policy
● They show professionalism and reduce risk of chargebacks

Without them, you could lose revenue or credibility in a dispute.

What to Include in Your Terms of Use

1. Usage Rights
Explain exactly what the buyer is allowed to do with the product.
Examples:
● “Personal use only. Not for resale or commercial use.”
● “You may not share, sell, or modify this product for distribution.”
2. Intellectual Property Statement
Make it clear that the product is your copyrighted work and protected by law.
3. Refund Policy
Clarify if your product is refundable or final sale—and under what conditions.
4. Access + Delivery Terms
Explain how they’ll receive the product and for how long they’ll have access (especially for courses or hosted content).
5. Disclaimer (if needed)
If your digital product includes advice (legal, business, health, etc.), include a disclaimer like:
“This content is educational and not a substitute for professional advice.”

✅ Terms of Use Checklist for Digital Products

✅ Clear license for personal or commercial use
✅ Copyright and intellectual property protection
✅ Refund policy and time limits
✅ How content is accessed or delivered
✅ Disclaimer if applicable

Selling digital products without Terms of Use is like selling cupcakes without a wrapper. Messy. Risky. Unprotected.

Grab our FREE Website Terms of Use Template to set boundaries, protect your content, and enforce your refund policy.

Get the free legal template here and stop guessing what language to use.