Hey, what's up, SaaS Masters?
My name is George, and today I want to show you a deal that's called GetTerms.
This one lets you generate terms
and conditions, privacy policy, cookie consent and even fair use.
So depending on what you need, it's going to generate it for you.
Now, I'm going to show you what I like
and dislike about this deal and actually show you how it how it works.
So let's go over to my desktop right now. All right.
Let's get started with the actual deal.
It starts off at sixty nine dollars for a lifetime deal.
So that means you pay once and use it forever.
Now, let me show you what that actually gets you.
And this is where it becomes interesting
and you would decide if this is good for you or not.
Now, the first thing I want to show you is
that this is based on the composite comprehensive plan that they have.
So it's their highest plan right now.
Now, sixty nine dollars gets you three sites.
All right. So it's not a whole lot.
And that means it's going to generate it and it's for use on those three sites.
Now, they have another plan where you get more sites.
And the biggest plan, which I think it's pretty expensive,
it's five hundred dollars, but you get unlimited sites.
So if you are looking to make this as a business, to sell, for example,
terms and conditions, just decide privacy policies if they need
it or if you have a bunch of sites, then that would be a good deal for you.
But if not, that's pretty expensive and maybe you can do with less.
Or maybe this is not just for you. All right.
So let's go into GetTerms. All right.
Let me show you the most important part, which is what they created was privacy
policy to sort of service cookie policy and acceptable use policy.
Another thing that's interesting is
that it's Europe, US and privacy, common privacy laws cupboard.
What else do we have before we actually jump into the dashboard?
There's another thing that I want to show you.
Well, it's basically this GDPR consent and
where else I can't find that it was HIPAA compliant also.
Now it's not in a complaint.
All right, let's go no to the actual dashboard.
So this is the main dashboard and you get to select what your actual website is for.
So this way, it helps you out,
generate your search conditions, privacy policy, so on and so forth.
So what do you need right now?
Is it just for a website?
Is it for a mobile app, for a SaaS Web app, e-commerce or blog?
News site?
I think the most I don't know, common one would be e-commerce.
Right.
Which is where it would be most important to use this.
Don't skip terms, conditions, privacy policy, especially if you have a store.
All right. So let's just try this one.
Generally, the policy.
First off, we get to some questions. All right.
So, for example, I'll say this is for my site, SaaSMaster.net company name.
In this case, it's SaaS Master location.
For me, it's Mexico, my email address or use that one.
And for now, they only have English available in English USA and English UK.
I don't know what changes. I mean, English is English.
I mean, they talk a bit different, but I'm not sure if they write a different.
But OK, there's no languages like, for example, Spanish.
If I need Spanish, that's not available.
If you need it in Korean, Thailand,
Thailand, I don't know other languages, it's not available.
So I'll choose English for this.
And then it asks me what am I actually using this for?
For example, tailor your privacy policy to your liking.
So if I said like this is because I'm
actually using this, so my website logs browser statistics and user behavior.
So is that something that I do?
Yes, my website collects device data. So does it.
Actually, my analytics that I'm using on my Web site, does it collect,
does it know what the system they're using, for example,
if they're using a a Mac computer and when this computer and all of that.
So, yes, collecting devices, operating system, so on and so forth.
Right. You select what you want.
My website collects personal data.
So, you know, of course, I mean,
if you have a when they when they register,
you're collecting data or if they sign up for something, you're collecting data.
So check what you actually need from the data.
Right. You check this would come OK.
My website collects sensitive information like that.
It's like what you want right here.
For example, we have all of those.
These are really important to not get sued.
Right, because you're actually being clear when you're creating the terms
and conditions of privacy policy and you can see all of these.
All right.
You select what you need and what you actually do.
If you want to go out all out crazy
and just want to be really on the safe side, then select everything.
Right. It's going to be super long.
But in case you just want to go safe site at everything.
Next thing we have is privacy content.
So I will add my name
to contact and the contact method,
can they contact me via online email or other?
In this case, I'll just wing it here
for the video and I'll just see SaaS Master done.
And obviously that's not the way to go.
Additional disclosure for religious
religious specific legislations, for example.
And am I in California,
do I have to disclose something specific to religion legislation?
Yeah, religion specific legislation. All right.
So and this is what you have.
So identifiers, customer records, blah,
blah, blah, general data protection regulations for Europe.
So. I don't know, it's just selected, you want
out of that for now, so it doesn't ask Australian Privacy Act
and then we go, I understand and agree to the GetTerms IO disclaimer.
Now what it's disclaimer basically saying
that lawyers have actually reviewed this, but they are not responsible.
If I don't know anything.
Right, they're not responsible.
You can't sue them because your privacy policy didn't work.
So just be aware of that and you can get notified when the policy updates.
So if there's a new change in the policy, for example, Europe,
change the terms to something and you need to add it to the privacy policy.
Well, you're going to get an email letting you know about, hey,
we've updated your privacy policy, go grab it and post it again on your website.
And that's one of the things I dislike about GetTerms,
is that it's not embeddable because if you embedded and there's a change going
on in California and Texas or whatever, it automatically updates it.
In this case, it doesn't.
So you have to grab it again, come back and then go updated.
So here it generated too, the general privacy policy and terms of service.
Now we'll be showing you the other one I created for SaaS because for a SaaS or
an app, it generates a fair use policy, which is really important because you
don't want someone to, like, get an overload.
If you're selling, for example,
Hosting plan, you don't want to abuse the system, so you have a fair use.
So in this case, we've got the privacy policy for this.
Check it out.
It's pretty long, even though we didn't select everything.
But again,
check it out, use it with calm and you decide if this is right for you or not.
So what you do right here is that we grab this code is actually text or e-mail.
Again, the e-mail is just to use it on your website.
It doesn't mean it's grabbing it from GetTerms.
So it's not going to update if changes come.
So if I grab a text,
I can copy the clipboard and I can go posted here on my site.
So here's a Web site.
I just copy this, publish it,
publish it again,
and it should be ready. All right.
It's ready. Let's go to your page.
And there's the terms and conditions, right?
Obviously, I remove that and all and all I
can say is just to show you how easy it is to just grab something and pasted it using
WordPress, WIX or whatever you want to use.
You just grab this text and you post it
over there like that's cool because it's easy.
But I don't like it because if there's
changes and updates going on, I wish it was done automatically.
And the other way is like the way they're doing it right now is
that they let you know there's a change and you grab it again.
Let me show you the other policy I created.
So it's the same.
Let me see this one.
Is that this one, the bottom one?
No, that's the one I just created.
Let's go back
first one, OK? This one's for SaaS.
So like I said before, in this case,
we got the privacy policy in terms of service and acceptable use policy.
So like I said before, depending on what you select,
it's going to generate it for you because that's what you actually need.
I mean, if you are an e-commerce or just
a plain website, obviously you don't need an acceptable use policy.
That's why it won't generate.
But in this case, it will.
And if you have cookies, well, it's actually going to generate for you also.
There's also a way we could link to this policy.
We can grab this.
So, for example, if you want to grab the link, put her over there.
That's also possible.
Basically, that is what GetTerms does.
I think it's expensive for what it does.
But if you need this,
if you have to be really, I don't know, compliant with the laws in your country,
then this is really important that you get it right and you have an actual good terms
and conditions, privacy policy and all that good stuff.
Plus get in a warning or an email saying
that, hey, policies have changed, go updated.
So just to have that is really important. Right.
So at the end of the day, you decide if this is a good deal for you.
Let me know what you guys think about this deal.
Let me know if you're using an alternative
here in the comments and let me know anything about this.
All right. Well, I thank you for watching.
My name's George. This is SaaS Master.
And I'll see you guys later.