Selling SaaS in Germany means more than translating your Terms. German contract law and new regulations such as the EU Data Act may require contractual adjustments. Our modular, fixed-fee review services help you identify legal risks, adapt your SaaS Terms where needed and choose the level of support that best matches your business.
SaaS Terms Review Suite
Identify legal risks, streamline contract negotiations and adapt your SaaS Terms for Germany – all on a fixed-fee basis.
Modul 1
SaaS Terms Red Flag Review (B2B)
A fast legal health check of your existing SaaS Terms to identify the key issues that may affect their enforceability under German law, including cloud switching requirements under the EU Data Act.
Objective
Understand whether your current Terms are fit for the German market and identify the issues that require immediate attention.
Scope of Services
- Review of existing SaaS terms of use (“as is”)
- Assessment of key legal risks, including:
- Contract term and termination rights
- Liability and warranty provisions
- Unilateral amendment clauses
- Cloud switching and vendor lock-in mechanisms
- Traffic-light risk assessment with practical recommendations for next steps
Deliverables
- Review of your contractual documentation
- Concise written assessment report
- Optional online results call
Scope
- Designed for B2B SaaS providers
- Consumer law issues are not included
- Regulated sectors (e.g. DORA) are covered through our Regulatory & Market-Specifics Add-on
Modul 2
SaaS Terms Review & Redrafting (B2B)
A comprehensive legal review and redrafting service for SaaS providers who want contract terms that are ready for the German market and aligned with German contract law and the EU Data Act.
Objective
Receive a revised set of SaaS Terms that is both legally robust under German law and practical for commercial use.
Scope of Services
- Comprehensive legal review of your existing SaaS Terms under German law
- Detailed legal risk assessment
- Redrafting of contractual provisions where required
- Integration of contract-relevant requirements under the EU Data Act, including cloud switching
- Commented redline version explaining the proposed changes
Deliverables
- Redline version of your SaaS Terms
- Detailed review and explanatory comments
- Online results call to discuss the proposed revisions
Scope
- Designed for B2B SaaS providers
- Consumer law issues are available through our Regulatory & Market-Specifics Add-on
- Regulated sectors (e.g. DORA) are covered through our Regulatory & Market-Specifics Add-on
Regulatory & Market-Specific Requirements
Extend your review with additional legal and regulatory requirements that are specific to your business, your customers or your industry.
Objective
Ensure that your contractual documentation addresses the additional legal and regulatory requirements relevant to your SaaS offering.
Typical Add-ons
- Consumer law (B2C SaaS)
- DORA requirements for ICT service providers
- NIS2-related contractual requirements
- Industry-specific or customer-specific compliance requirements
- Additional contractual modules and clauses (e.g. Service Level Agreements, Data Processing Agreements (DPAs)
Deliverables
- Additional legal analysis for each selected topic
- Tailored contractual amendments and supplementary clauses
- Separate documentation of recommendations and proposed changes
Scope
Available as an optional add-on to Module 1 or Module 2.
Modular Review of Your SaaS Terms
Start with what you need
Begin with a focused legal health check or choose a full review and redrafting. Add regulatory modules whenever your business or customers require them.
Built for SaaS
Our review is designed specifically for B2B SaaS providers, reflecting the contractual issues, commercial models and regulatory requirements typical for software businesses.
Fixed fees. No surprises.
Know exactly what is included before the project starts. Clearly defined deliverables and fixed pricing give you certainty on scope, timing and budget.
Designed for the German market
Your SaaS Terms are reviewed and, where required, adapted to reflect German contract law and contract-relevant regulatory requirements, including the EU Data Act.