Acceptable Use Policy Generator
Define what users can and cannot do on your platform — and the consequences when they don\u2019t. Covers abuse, security testing, automated access, rate limits, and enforcement procedures.
What's included in every draft
Prohibited content categories (illegal, harmful, infringing)
Prohibited conduct: scraping, abuse, unauthorised access, spam
Security-testing and responsible-disclosure boundaries
Automated-access and rate-limit expectations
Reporting abuse and investigation procedures
Enforcement actions: warnings, suspension, termination
Quality verification
Every document is verified for accuracy, completeness, and jurisdiction-specific requirements before delivery.
Jurisdiction-aware
180 jurisdictions including GDPR, UK GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, LGPD, PIPL, PDPA, PIPEDA, POPIA.
120+ languages
Translate policies into the languages your users actually read, with terminology tuned to local law.
Who needs this policy
SaaS platforms with user-generated content
Any product that lets users upload, post, or share content needs clear rules about what is prohibited and how abuse is handled.
Developer APIs and platforms
APIs need explicit rules on rate limits, automated access, credential sharing, and permitted categories of downstream use.
Community, forum, and messaging products
Discussion and messaging products need behavioural rules — harassment, impersonation, and off-topic content — plus moderation procedures.
Marketplaces and multi-sided platforms
Marketplaces need seller-side and buyer-side conduct rules, fraud prevention, and clear suspension and appeal procedures.
Jurisdiction coverage
US Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA)
This document is designed to align with CFAA-aware drafting by defining what constitutes authorised access, prohibited automated access, and boundaries for security research — reducing ambiguity in any later enforcement action.
EU Digital Services Act (Regulation 2022/2065)
The PolicifyAI system outputs notice-and-action references compatible with the DSA, including transparent content-moderation rules, trusted-flagger handling, and the required statement-of-reasons when user content is removed.
UK Online Safety Act 2023
Compliance templates include conduct rules addressing illegal content duties, child-safety duties where applicable, and the transparency and reporting procedures Ofcom expects from in-scope services.
US CAN-SPAM and anti-spam rules
Software-generated output prohibits misuse of the platform for unsolicited commercial email in violation of CAN-SPAM (US), CASL (Canada), and the ePrivacy Directive (EU).
How it works in five minutes
Describe your platform and user types
Answer questions about your product, user categories, and the highest-risk abuse scenarios you need to address.
Pick enforcement posture and appeal rights
Decide whether you want warnings, immediate suspension for severe breaches, and how appeals and reinstatements are handled.
Review the draft
The draft is verified for clarity, enforceability, and alignment with DSA / Online Safety Act requirements.
Publish and link from Terms of Service
Export or host the AUP on a PolicifyAI-served URL and link to it from your Terms of Service so the rules are incorporated by reference.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an AUP if my Terms of Service already cover conduct?
Many products split conduct rules into a dedicated AUP for clarity and so it can be updated independently of the core terms. A separate AUP also signals to enterprise customers that you take platform-abuse seriously.
Ready to draft your acceptable use policy?
Answer a short questionnaire. Download, publish, or host with PolicifyAI.
Last reviewed 17 April 2026.
PolicifyAI is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Generated policies are drafting starting points that require review by qualified counsel before publication or reliance.