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Terms and conditions from a lawyer.
A partner law firm for IT law drafts terms and conditions for your shop, your agency or your platform, at a fixed price.
- Drafted by a partner law firm for IT law
- Fixed price from €750 plus VAT
- With advice and final adjustments
The terms and conditions are drafted by an independent partner law firm, which also provides the advice. firma.de does not provide legal advice itself.
Terms and conditions for shop, agency and platform
Online shop
For shops selling to consumers, to businesses or to both.
€750plus VAT
- Tailored to your business model
- Phone consultation with the firm, up to 1 hour
- Final adjustments, up to 1 hour
- Law firm liability up to €1 million
Agency and service provider
For agencies, consultancies and other service providers.
€1,100plus VAT
- Tailored to your business model
- Phone consultation with the firm, up to 1 hour
- Final adjustments, up to 1 hour
- Law firm liability up to €1 million
Platform
For platforms with free registration and paying providers.
€1,650plus VAT
- Tailored to your business model
- Phone consultation with the firm, up to 1 hour
- Final adjustments, up to 1 hour
- Law firm liability up to €1 million
Why terms and conditions from a lawyer
- UWG
Less risk of cease-and-desist letters
Faulty terms and conditions are a common reason for cease-and-desist letters in online retail.
- §§ 305 ff. BGB
Valid clauses
Unclear or unfair clauses are invalid. The firm words them so that they hold up when it matters.
- § 312d BGB
Cancellation and mandatory information
If you sell to consumers, the cancellation policy and mandatory information are part of it.
- § 309 BGB
Limiting liability
What you may and may not validly limit in terms and conditions, for example liability and warranty.
- Templates
Better than templates
Templates from the internet rarely fit your own business model and, if in doubt, do more harm than good.
- Updates
Adjust later
If your offering or the legal situation changes, the firm can update your terms and conditions.
How you get your terms and conditions
- 1
Choose a package
Online shop, agency or platform. We help you choose in the free initial call.
- 2
Questionnaire
You describe your business model, and the firm uses it to prepare the first draft.
- 3
Advice
On a call with the firm, you go through the draft, for up to one hour.
- 4
Final terms and conditions
The firm incorporates your comments, and your terms and conditions are ready to use.
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The partner founders trust
Company formation, registrations and ongoing bookkeeping in one place. Anything that requires a licence is handled by notaries and tax advisors from our partner network.
What founders say
“I set up my GmbH in a single afternoon. All the formation documents were prepared smoothly, and the commercial register application went out the next day.”
What you can rely on
ELSTER
VAT returns and annual accounts go straight to the tax office via the ELSTER interface.
DATEV
Bookings and receipts are ready in DATEV format – your tax firm keeps working as usual.
- 4.6
Top-rated
4.6 out of 5 on Trustpilot. Rated by founders who have actually used firma.de.
Made in Germany
Developed in Germany, servers in the EU, GDPR-compliant. Anything that requires a licence comes from tax advisors and notaries.
Frequently asked questions about terms and conditions
What are terms and conditions (AGB)?
Pre-drafted contract terms that you use for many contracts, for example for all orders in your shop.
Do I need terms and conditions?
They are not required by law. Without terms and conditions, however, only the statutory rules apply, and you need a lot of mandatory information anyway, especially in online retail.
Why not just use a template?
Templates rarely fit exactly. Invalid clauses don't protect you and can trigger cease-and-desist letters (Abmahnungen) in online retail.
How much do the terms and conditions cost?
€750 plus VAT for online shops, €1,100 for agencies and service providers, €1,650 for platforms, each with advice and final adjustments.
Who drafts the terms and conditions?
An independent partner law firm specialising in IT law. firma.de arranges it but does not provide legal advice itself.
Can I have the terms and conditions changed later?
Yes. If your offering or the legal situation changes, the firm updates your terms and conditions on its own terms.