Commercial contracts that work

A solid SaaS agreement contains at minimum: a clear description of the service and service levels (SLA), the license scope and usage restrictions, payment terms and price adjustments, liability limitations, privacy and data processing provisions (GDPR-compliant), intellectual property clauses, termination notice periods, and exit provisions. Legalloyd designs SaaS contracts that are understandable and legally sound.

General terms and conditions are standard contractual provisions that apply to all your agreements. They are binding when you provide them to the other party before or at the time of concluding the agreement (or make them available online for digital agreements). Different rules apply to B2B contracts versus B2C contracts — consumer protection is stricter. Legalloyd drafts general terms and conditions that are legally enforceable and fit your business model.

Founder-friendly contracts start from a balanced starting position: reasonable liability limitations, symmetrical obligations, clear definitions of breach, and fair dispute resolution. Legalloyd applies design principles to contracts — so they are understandable to all parties, not just lawyers. We push back on unreasonable 'market standard' provisions that in practice only benefit the stronger party.

Intellectual property (IP) protection in contracts covers: clear ownership provisions (who owns the software, content, or inventions created during the collaboration?), license provisions for the other party's use of your IP, and confidentiality provisions (NDAs). For SaaS companies, it's crucial that customers receive a usage license but not ownership. Legalloyd ensures your IP position is always protected.