1. Site owner liability and its limitation These clauses are meticulously crafted legal provisions that can be incorporated into user agreements for websites. These clauses regulate the terms and conditions for limiting the site owner's liability to its visitors. This is particularly pertinent in cases where users provide personal information to create accounts on the website. The template includes 14 key limitation of liability clauses, covering: a) Disclaimer of website uptime guarantees. b) Exclusion of liability for third party actions and links to third party content. c) User obligations to protect their credentials. It also includes limitations on the amount of damages a site owner can be held liable for (up to 1000 rubles). e) Exclusion of liability for any consequential damages and lost profits of visitors to the site, which could be claimed against the owner of the site. f) Other terms of limitation of liability. These limitation of liability clauses are designed to mitigate the risks of litigation and financial loss by clearly delineating the website owner's liability. By accepting the terms of the user agreement, site visitors agree to the rules of interaction, including the limitation of the site owner's liability, which reduces potential disputes. 2. For whom. a) Owners of websites, marketplaces, online stores, online services, SaaS platforms. Additionally, startups and small businesses launching digital projects are covered. Additionally, lawyers and IT specialists engaged in legal support of IT platforms and projects are advised to familiarize themselves with these terms. 3. How to use? a) Download the file in DOCX format. b) Replace [Company] with the name of your organization. c) Finally, integrate the text into the user agreement section of the website.