ClickTerm

About ClickTerm

ClickTerm is consent infrastructure: it records the moment a user clicked "I agree", on web or mobile, and issues a signed certificate for that acceptance so the record holds up later. The problem it addresses is that most teams implement clickwrap as a checkbox and a boolean column, then discover during a dispute that they cannot prove which version of the terms was shown, when, to whom, or that the user actually saw it. ClickTerm captures the acceptance event with an audit trail, pins it to a specific document version, and produces a PAdES-compatible certificate. It is framed against the major consent regimes — GDPR, eIDAS, CCPA, LGPD, PIPEDA, ePrivacy — and the vendor's own explainer material distinguishes clickwrap from browsewrap and points at E-SIGN and UETA for the US position. Around the core service sit customisable legal templates (privacy policy, NDA, terms of service), a legal hub covering the individual regulations, sourced and dated comparisons against alternatives, and developer docs. The vendor claims a same-day integration. What makes it worth a listing here rather than a lawyer's bookmark is the pricing model: usage-based, billed per acceptance event with progressive volume brackets so each tier's rate applies only to the events inside it, no per-seat fee, no per-template charge, no annual contract and no setup fee.

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