Terms of Service

(Note for template buyers: Replace this placeholder with your completed legal document before publishing your site. The Contract Club by Braden Drake is the solution I recommend for tutors and online educators — it includes attorney-drafted templates for your Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, and Disclaimer, along with a Tutoring Agreement for Minors and other contracts specific to your business. See below for everything that's included and how to get started.)

If you're running a tutoring business, selling digital resources, recording a podcast, or building any kind of online presence — you need proper legal protection in place. That means a Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, Disclaimer, and a client contract that's actually built for what you do.

Copying something off another website won't cut it. Neither will a generic template that wasn't written by a real attorney.

Attorney-drafted legal templates for online business owners — one price, no recurring fees.

The Contract Club is a library of 100+ attorney-drafted legal templates created by Braden Drake and his team at Not AVG Law — real lawyers who specialize in contracts for creative entrepreneurs and service providers. One-time fee. The Contract Club covers the legal pages you'll need for this template — Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, and Disclaimers — along with the client-facing agreements that protect your tutoring business, all in one place.

As a tutor and educator running an online business, here's what's waiting for you inside:

For your tutoring business:

• Tutoring Agreement for Minors and Adults Under Guardianship

• Contractor Agreement (for when you hire team tutors)

• Course / Membership / Program Terms

• Lesson Licensing Agreement

For your website:

• Privacy Policy

• Terms of Service

• Disclaimer (includes an affiliate disclaimer section)

For your content and brand:

• Testimonial Release

• Podcast Guest Release

• Summit / Conference Host-Speaker Agreement

• AI Terms

• Digital Download Terms of Service

Each template comes with step-by-step video tutorials and built-in comments explaining exactly what each section means — so you're never left guessing. It's as simple as fill in the highlights.

New templates are added monthly based on what members actually need, and you can request specific contracts in the member community. Braden himself monitors the community daily to answer questions and help with minor edits.

All templates are drafted using general U.S. contract principles that apply across all 50 states.

As a web designer, I recommend different legal solutions depending on the type of business someone is running — because not every legal template resource is built the same way or serves the same needs.

The Contract Club stands out for tutors specifically because it includes an agreement drafted for your exact situation: tutoring minors and adults under guardianship. That's not something you'll find in a generic website legal page template bundle, and it matters when you're working with children and their families.

It's also the right fit if you're the kind of person who wants to actually understand what you're signing — and what your clients are signing. This isn't a copy-and-paste generator. The Contract Club is built more like a course, with organized modules and video walkthroughs that explain each section of every template so you know what it means, why it's there, and how to customize it confidently for your business. Braden doesn't just hand you a document — he teaches you how to use it.

And because it covers so much ground in one place — from your tutoring agreement to your website legal pages, podcast releases, digital product terms, and course agreements — it grows with you as your business expands beyond sessions into content, products, and passive income.

Before publishing your site, replace this entire page with your completed legal document — your actual Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, or whichever page this is. If you haven't gotten your legal pages done yet, the Contract Club is where I'd start.

You'll find this same placeholder on the Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, and Disclaimer pages in this template. Your Cookie Policy page has its own separate section — because cookie policies work differently and are best generated by scanning your actual website, not filled in from a template.