Website disclaimers
Say plainly what your site's content is and is not: not advice, no promised results, links and accuracy.
Set the limits on what your website's content promises.
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Key features
What the content is for
A general statement of purpose and that it does not take account of anyone's circumstances.
Not advice, and no relationship
A place to say what kind of advice the site is not, and when a relationship with you begins, if at all.
Accuracy, results and testimonials
That content may not be complete or current, that examples are not promises, and how testimonials and reviews are described.
Links and other people's content
Links are for convenience, others' content is theirs, and what you do about content that breaches your terms.
Your own limit on responsibility
A blank for the limit you choose, with a statement that it does not limit what you cannot limit or affect a user's rights.
About this document
A website disclaimer sets out the limits of what a site's content is offered as. It says what the content is for, that it is not professional advice, that no relationship is created by reading or contacting, that accuracy is not promised, that results are not promised, and how testimonials, links and third-party content are to be read.
This blank form is completed with your own choices and published. It includes a blank for your own limit on responsibility, which you should write after taking advice, and says nothing limits a responsibility you are not free to limit. A disclaimer does not by itself protect you from a claim, and what a site must or may say depends on what it offers and where its users are.
Is this document right for you?
Useful when
- Your site gives general information, not individual advice
- You show testimonials or case studies and want them read properly
- You want the limits of your content stated in one place
Commonly used by
- Professional and advisory businesses
- Publishers and bloggers
- Coaches and consultants
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Alternatives
These are separate documents, for different jobs.
- Website terms and conditionsThe rules visitors agree to when using your website.View document
- Privacy policiesExplain how you collect and use people's personal data.View document
- Platform terms of useThe rules users agree to on your platform or app.View document
- Cookie policiesExplain how your website uses cookies.View document
When to use this
- A consultancy states that its articles are not advice
- A site showing testimonials explains what they reflect
- A publisher separates its own content from guest content
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Questions
About the website disclaimers
Not by itself. How far a disclaimer limits responsibility depends on the place, the wording and the circumstances. Take advice on your own limit.
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