How to Write a Disclaimer
Protect your business with a clear disclaimer that limits liability and sets proper expectations.
Why your website needs a disclaimer
A disclaimer limits your legal liability by informing visitors that your content is for general information only. It's especially important if your site covers topics like health, finance, or law where readers might act on your advice.
Types of disclaimers
Common types include general disclaimers (accuracy of information), professional advice disclaimers (not a substitute for expert guidance), external link disclaimers (no responsibility for third-party sites), and earnings disclaimers (no guaranteed results).
Key elements to include
State clearly that information is provided 'as is' without guarantees. Disclaim responsibility for external links, limit liability for damages, and note that content may change without notice. Keep the language simple and direct.
How PAGEBOOK helps
Select the disclaimer template, customize the sections relevant to your business, and publish a professional disclaimer page. Link it from your website footer so visitors can easily find it.
Related templates
PAGEBOOK templates you can use after reading this guide.
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