(England & Wales)
Create professional terms for selling goods — covering pricing, payment, delivery, returns, warranties, consumer rights, and retention of title.
Professionally drafted — structured following UK law for England and Wales.
Download a professionally drafted Terms of Sale template for UK businesses. Also known as Sale Terms, Conditions of Sale, Purchase Terms. Covers pricing, delivery, returns, warranties, and consumer rights under Consumer Rights Act 2015. Structured following UK commercial law for England and Wales.
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Essential for any business selling physical goods — protect yourself with clear conditions on pricing, delivery, returns, and warranties.
Protect your business with clear, enforceable sale conditions
Clear terms on prices, payment methods, and when payment is due — protects your cash flow.
Who pays shipping, when risk transfers, and what happens if goods are damaged in transit.
Clear returns policy that respects consumer rights while protecting your business.
UK terms of sale should cover pricing, delivery arrangements, risk transfer, returns and refunds policy, warranties, liability limitations, and consumer rights compliance — the Consumer Rights Act 2015 sets minimum standards that cannot be excluded.
Comprehensive Terms of Sale protect your business and inform customers of their rights. Key elements include:
Our template covers all essential clauses with B2B and B2C options.
Without written terms of sale, businesses face disputes over delivery responsibilities, unclear returns policies, unenforceable warranty exclusions, and potential breaches of consumer protection legislation leading to trading standards investigations.
When selling to consumers (B2C), these rights cannot be excluded or limited:
Our template includes proper consumer rights acknowledgements.
This terms of sale template covers order acceptance, pricing, payment terms, delivery arrangements, risk and title transfer, returns and refunds, warranties, liability limitations, force majeure, and consumer rights compliance.
Related documents: Product sellers often also need Terms of Business, Invoice Terms, and Privacy Policy.
Common terms of sale mistakes include attempting to exclude statutory consumer rights, vague delivery terms, missing cancellation rights for distance selling, unfair contract terms that regulators can challenge, and failing to comply with Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013.
Our template addresses all these issues with properly drafted clauses.
Terms of Sale are the legal conditions that apply when you sell goods to customers. They cover pricing, payment, delivery, returns, warranties, and what happens if things go wrong.
They form part of the contract between you and your buyer, protecting both parties.
Terms of Sale focus specifically on selling goods — pricing, delivery, returns, title transfer, and warranties.
Terms and Conditions (or Terms of Service) are broader, often covering website use, services, and general business policies.
If you sell physical products, you need Terms of Sale.
Yes, ideally. Consumer sales are governed by the Consumer Rights Act 2015, which gives buyers statutory rights you cannot exclude.
B2B sales have more flexibility — you can limit liability and exclude certain warranties.
Our template includes options for both B2B and B2C sales.
Under the Consumer Rights Act 2015, consumers have the right to goods that are of satisfactory quality, fit for purpose, and as described.
They have 30 days for a full refund on faulty goods, then repair/replacement rights, then partial refund rights.
You cannot exclude these statutory rights.
By default, ownership transfers when goods are delivered. However, you can include 'retention of title' clauses so ownership stays with you until payment is received.
This is important for B2B sales on credit. Our template includes retention of title provisions.
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