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OnlyFans paid creators $5.8 billion in the fiscal year ended November 2024, an average of roughly $1,250 per creator account across 4.63 million creator accounts, according to Fenix International's UK company filings. See the 2026 data on payouts, the 80/20 split, and age-verification compliance.
8% of B2B SaaS products convert a free trial into a paying customer at the median, per a January 2026 survey of 200 self-serve products from ChartMogul, ProductLed, and Growth Unhinged. See conversion by pricing model, credit-card requirement, and trial length.
Shopify runs 31.2% of all e-commerce systems tracked by W3Techs, and 5.3% of all websites, as of July 30, 2026, second only to WooCommerce's 48.4% share. Here is the full platform ranking, Shopify's growth from 0.3% in 2015, and what platform choice means for a store's own terms and conditions.
A freemium tier and a free trial need different clauses in your terms and conditions. Here is how to draft the free-to-paid consent language, usage limits, and downgrade rules each model actually requires.
How to write Terms and Conditions for a nonprofit or donation-based website, covering donation non-refund language, the tax-deductibility disclaimer, and use-of-funds language.
How to write Terms and Conditions for an online course or cohort-based program, covering the content access window, completion-based refund thresholds, and student-conduct rules.
34% of SaaS companies now price with a platform fee, the single most common structure, according to Price Intelligently by SBI's 2025 survey of 321 pricing leaders. See how usage-based, per-seat, and free-trial pricing compare, plus 2026 benchmarks for tier counts and price increases.
A marketplace does not sell anything itself; it hosts independent sellers and connects them with buyers. Here is what your Terms and Conditions needs to say about seller vetting, buyer-seller disputes, and platform liability.
What a compliant auto-renewal and negative option clause needs to say, where it belongs in your terms and conditions, and how to avoid the disclosure mistakes that draw regulator attention.
65% of ecommerce checkout flows score mediocre or worse for usability, per Baymard Institute's live 335-site Cart and Checkout Usability Benchmark, accessed 2026. See why shoppers abandon checkout once it starts, and how clear terms narrow the gap.
How a Privacy Policy and a Terms and Conditions agreement differ, which one the law actually requires, and when a site needs to publish both.
AI-native SaaS products kept a median of just 40% of gross revenue over the year ending September 2025, per ChartMogul's analysis of 3,500 software companies, versus 82% for B2B SaaS. See 2026 churn benchmarks by company stage, price point, and business model.
How to write Terms and Conditions for a mobile game selling in-app purchases, covering virtual currency, no-refund limits, and minor-spending controls under Apple and Google's rules.
How to write Terms and Conditions for a membership or paid community site, covering recurring billing, content-access rules, and community-conduct terms.
How to write Terms and Conditions for a coaching or consulting business, covering session cancellation windows, results disclaimers, and payment terms for service-based work.
How to write usage-rights and licensing terms for a store selling templates, fonts, or stock assets, covering personal vs. commercial use, redistribution limits, and instant-download refunds.
54.6% of new U.S. businesses close within five years of opening, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics Business Employment Dynamics data. See the 2026 failure-rate breakdown by year and cause.
A record 5.5 million new business applications were filed with the US Census Bureau in 2023, and monthly filings have stayed near that pace since. Here is what the formation, survival, and international data show in 2026.
92% of Fortune 500 companies have a Terms of Use page live on their website, according to Greenberg Traurig's 2023 audit of major corporate sites. See how that compares to smaller sites, and whether your own site actually needs one.
Patreon podcasters earned more than $472 million in 2024 across 6.7 million-plus paid memberships, Patreon's own highest-earning creator category as of 2025. See 2026 data on Patreon's creator count, patron pledges, platform fees, and policy enforcement.
A print-on-demand store hands production to a third party like Printful or Printify and often lets customers upload their own designs. Both create liability your Terms and Conditions needs to address directly.
Canada had 1,079,188 small businesses as of December 2024, 98.2% of all 1,099,521 employer businesses, according to Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada's Key Small Business Statistics 2025 report. See the breakdown by province, industry, employment, and survival rate.
A dropshipping store makes promises about products it never physically inspects and shipping it does not control. Here is what your Terms and Conditions needs to say about supplier liability, delivery windows, and product accuracy.
Australia had 2,656,469 small businesses at 30 June 2025, 97.3% of all 2,729,648 actively trading businesses, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics' Counts of Australian Businesses, released August 2025. See the breakdown by size, industry, state, and employment.
93% of test subjects agreed to a fake site's terms of service loaded with outrageous clauses without reading it, per Obar and Oeldorf-Hirsch's peer-reviewed 2020 study of 543 people. See how that figure compares across five studies.
There were 5.64 million small businesses in the UK at the start of 2025, 99.2% of all 5.7 million UK private-sector businesses, according to the Department for Business and Trade's Business Population Estimates 2025. See the full breakdown by size, industry, nation, and survival rate.
Reading a major company's terms and conditions takes 54 minutes on average in 2026, per Secure Data Recovery's analysis of 100 companies. See how AT&T, Grindr, TikTok, and Microsoft compare, and how their reading time stacks up against Macbeth and the Art of War.
Why some platforms call their legal document a User Agreement instead of Terms and Conditions, when the naming is purely cosmetic, and when a platform actually splits the two into separate documents.
Apple's Media Services Terms and Conditions run 8,345 words as of 2026, a 34.8-minute read at 240 words per minute, per a direct word count of Apple's published agreement. See how that compares to Apple's Developer Program License Agreement and other major tech platforms.
DocuSign alone holds over 200 million consented electronic agreements as of 2026, and the global e-signature market is projected to grow from $13.4 billion in 2025 to $70.2 billion by 2030. See the real data behind how many contracts are signed electronically, and whether they hold up in court.
The average company runs 106 SaaS applications in 2025, down from 130 in 2022, according to BetterCloud's State of SaaS report (n=600 IT professionals). See how the count varies from 152 apps at small businesses to 660 at large enterprises.
Microsoft's terms of service is the longest among major tech platforms at 15,260 words, per Visual Capitalist's 2020 I Agree analysis. See the 2026 ranked list of the longest and shortest terms and conditions by company and industry.
A disclaimer limits liability for your content and advice, while Terms and Conditions govern user conduct, IP, and account termination. Here is when a site needs both.
Only 0.1% to 0.2% of online shoppers ever open a clickwrap license agreement before clicking Agree, per a 2014 Journal of Legal Studies analysis of 45,091 households. See how courts, arbitrators, and lawmakers treat clickwrap terms as binding anyway.
Statista's tracked database counts more than 30,800 SaaS companies worldwide as of late 2024, while Vainu's 72,000-company study is the most detailed breakdown by size, country, and industry. See the full 2026 count.
How to tell whether a blog, portfolio, or informational site can get by with a simple Website Terms of Use, or needs a full Terms and Conditions agreement.
It takes 15 to 17 minutes to read the average terms of service document at normal adult reading speed, but people spend just 51 seconds on it, per a peer-reviewed 2020 study (n=543). See 2026 data on reading time by industry, company, and reading speed.
A practical guide to writing mobile app Terms and Conditions, covering in-app purchases, subscriptions, app store rules, device permissions, and update or termination language.
Only 9.4% of consumers open terms and conditions when access is optional, per a European Commission study of 12,000 consumers, but that jumps to 77.9% when scrolling through is required. See the full 2026 breakdown by format, age, and country.
The global SaaS market reached $315.68 billion in 2025, according to Fortune Business Insights, while Statista counts over 30,800 SaaS companies worldwide. See the 2026 market size, company count, and app-sprawl data.
91% of consumers accept terms and conditions without reading them, per Deloitte's Global Mobile Consumer Survey. See 2026 data on who reads terms and conditions, how long it takes, and why almost nobody does it.
Understand the difference between an End-User License Agreement (EULA) and Terms and Conditions; and which one your app or website needs.
Running a website without Terms and Conditions exposes you to real legal and business risks. Here is what can go wrong and how to fix it.
Clickwrap and browsewrap are the two ways websites get users to agree to terms. One holds up in court much better than the other. Here is what you need to know.
What to include in your Shopify store's Terms and Conditions - from refund policies to dispute resolution. Covers what Shopify requires vs what you need for legal protection.
A plain-English guide to writing Terms and Conditions for your website or app. What to include, what to avoid, and how to get it done without a lawyer.
Learn why Terms and Conditions are essential for any website or app, what you're legally required to include, and how to generate one in minutes.
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