Are you considering launching an online subscription business in New Zealand? Or does your Kiwi website process recurring payments as part of a subscription model?

Online subscription-based services are becoming increasingly popular in New Zealand, with streaming platforms, news providers, and software applications at the forefront.

Prior to initiating your venture, it’s crucial to have the appropriate legal frameworks in place. A pivotal document you’ll require is a comprehensive set of Online Subscription Terms and Conditions.

Implementing these terms and conditions is vital because the usage of your website can be unpredictable. Distinct from standard Website Terms and Conditions, subscription services necessitate specific clauses in your terms that must be clearly defined to safeguard your interests.

What Should Be Included In The Terms & Conditions For My NZ Online Subscription Service?

Typically, the terms and conditions for your New Zealand online subscription service should cover essential aspects such as:

  • User conduct
  • Your authority to cancel a customer’s account
  • Intellectual property usage
  • Liability
  • Warranties
  • Non-refundable charges
  • Payment conditions
  • Usage restrictions
  • Procedures following subscription cancellation

Need Assistance?

At Sprintlaw, we possess specialised knowledge in creating Online Subscription Terms and Conditions tailored to New Zealand’s legal environment, and we’ve crafted them for a diverse range of subscription-based enterprises.

For a complimentary, no-obligation discussion about establishing your online subscription service and the necessary legal documentation in New Zealand, please reach out to us at [email protected] or call us on 0800 002 184.

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