Legal documents for B2B SaaS

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The problem

Generic templates are a liability, not a solution.

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Wrong provisions

Templates include clauses you don't honor and miss ones your product actually needs. A DPA promising security controls you don't have is a misrepresentation waiting to surface in a data incident.

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False confidence

You publish a terms page and assume you're covered. Sophisticated customers and acquirers see through boilerplate immediately. It signals that you haven't scrutinized your own commitments.

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Enterprise friction

Mismatched legal docs are the first red flag enterprise buyers look for. Procurement teams treat a ready-made DPA as a baseline requirement. No tailored DPA, no further review.

How it works

From intake to publication-ready in minutes.

01

Tell us about your product

Answer structured questions about your service, commercial model, data handling, customer type, and infrastructure. Takes about 10 minutes.

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We assemble your documents

No Boiler maps your answers to a counsel-reviewed template framework and generates customized documents that reflect how your business actually operates.

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Download and publish

Receive production-ready Markdown. Update any time as your product evolves — no new engagement, no new invoice.

What you get

The complete B2B SaaS legal stack.

Terms & Conditions

The core commercial agreement governing every customer relationship. Defines access rights, billing mechanics, liability caps, IP ownership, and termination.

Privacy Policy

Public-facing disclosure of your data collection, use, and retention practices. Required from day one under US state privacy frameworks and enterprise procurement standards.

Data Processing Agreement

The contract enterprise customers require before any deal can close. Covers processing scope, security obligations, breach notification timelines, and subprocessor management.

Sub-Processor List

Vendor transparency document required by GDPR and modern enterprise procurement. Lists every third party that processes customer data on your behalf.

Counsel-reviewed baselines

Every document starts from a template framework developed by lawyers who specialize in B2B SaaS contracting.

Built as an integrated stack

Your documents cross-reference each other correctly. No liability gaps between your Terms and DPA.

Accurate to your business

Structured intake ensures your documents reflect your pricing model, data practices, and infrastructure — not a template's assumptions.

Update any time

As your product evolves, update your intake and regenerate. No new engagement, no new invoice.

From the blog

B2B SaaS legal, explained.

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Apr 28, 2026

IP Ownership in B2B SaaS: Navigating the Line Between Your Technology and Customer Deliverables

IP ownership is clean in a pure SaaS model. It breaks down the moment professional services enter the picture. Here's how to protect your core IP while giving customers what they reasonably expect to own.

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Apr 21, 2026

Acceptable Use Policies: Drawing the Line Without Killing Your Product

An AUP defines what customers can and can't do with your service. Done well, it protects your platform without creating friction for legitimate use. Done poorly, it's either unenforceable or makes customers uncomfortable signing.

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Apr 14, 2026

The Termination Clause Nobody Reads Until It's Too Late

Termination provisions are the section nobody thinks about at signing and everybody fights about at exit. Here's what to get right before the relationship ends.

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