Paste the terms you don't like. Get the terms you do. Then send them.
Every supplier hands you a wall of fine print and a box marked "I Agree." This tool works the other direction. Three steps, about a minute.
Open any supplier's terms of use, copy the clause that bothers you, and paste it here.
Pick everything that applies. When you paste, we pre-select what we spot — adjust freely.
Friendly gives them 30 days and invites a counter-offer. Final offer gives them 7 — then you take your spending elsewhere, and say why.
You'll get your replacement terms, an email ready to send, and posts ready to share.
Start privately — that's the framework. Public is for recognition when they've earned it, or escalation when the private route has been ignored.
This is a preview, not legal advice, and not a document the supplier has agreed to. One buyer's terms bind when the supplier accepts them — or when enough buyers send the same ones that refusing has a price. That aggregation layer is what's being built at supplierism.com/building. Adapt the wording before sending, and keep the escalation ladder: private first, public second.