Terms of Use

LEGALWEBSITE.in, operated by WIN Legal Advisors, a division of World of Willpower Private Limited, produces automated compliance assessments of websites and apps against Indian law. Reports are generated by software and artificial intelligence. They are informational, may be incomplete or wrong, and are not legal advice or an advocate-client engagement. No advocate-client relationship arises unless you separately engage an advocate and that engagement is confirmed in writing.

In keeping with the Bar Council of India Rules, nothing on this site is an advertisement, solicitation or inducement to seek legal services. Requests for legal help are initiated by you of your own accord.

You must be at least 18 and provide accurate information. You are responsible for activity under your account and for keeping your password confidential. Tell us immediately at vrushali@winlegaladvisors.com if you suspect unauthorised access.

You may submit only addresses that you own or are authorised to test. Our crawler reads publicly accessible pages, respects robots directives and applies rate limits; it does not attempt to log in, bypass security or perform intrusive testing. You are solely responsible for having the right to submit an address.

You must not host, display, upload, publish or share information that:

• • belongs to another person and to which you do not have any right;
• • is obscene, paedophilic, invasive of privacy, racially or ethnically objectionable, or otherwise unlawful;
• • harms a child;
• • infringes any patent, trademark, copyright or other proprietary right;
• • deceives or misleads the recipient about the origin of the message, or is knowingly false;
• • impersonates another person;
• • threatens the unity, integrity, defence, security or sovereignty of India, friendly relations with foreign states, or public order;
• • contains software viruses or any code designed to interrupt, destroy or limit any computer resource.

These restrictions reflect Rule 3(1)(b) of the IT Rules, 2021. We may remove content and suspend accounts that breach them, and will act on lawful orders within the timelines the Rules prescribe.

We publish these rules, a Grievance Officer and the removal timelines in Rule 3 of the IT Rules, 2021 as amended in 2026, so far as we act as an intermediary in respect of any third-party information a user causes to be stored or transmitted on the service. The reports we generate are our own output and are not third-party information. We will remove or disable access to unlawful content within 3 hours of a court order or a reasoned intimation from an authorised government officer, furnish information lawfully sought by an authorised agency within 72 hours, and inform users of these rules, the privacy policy and the consequences of breaching them at registration and at least once every three months thereafter, as Rule 3(1)(c) requires. The detailed timetable on our Grievance Officer page forms part of these terms.

Audits are sold as one-time packages: Essential ₹1,998, Professional ₹2,998 and Business ₹3,998, each exclusive of 18% GST, which is itemised with the final payable total before you pay. There is no subscription, no renewal and no automatic charge of any kind.To purchase, choose a package on the Pricing page and pay online through the secure card payment form shown on this website. The package, any valid coupon and the final GST-inclusive amount are displayed before you pay. The service is activated only after the payment is confirmed. Card, UPI and netbanking details are entered directly with the payment provider; we never receive or store your card number, UPI PIN or netbanking password.

The free trial is one rule-based check of one website per account and per person. It reads a small number of legal pages, shows an overall rating and the gaps we identify, and does not include the detailed findings, fixes, PDF downloads or human review that a paid package includes. It is not repeatable for the same account.

A tax invoice showing our GSTIN and the GST charged is issued for every paid package. The Pricing, Cancellation and Refunds page governs cancellation and refunds and is available before you pay.

We own the software, design and report templates. You own your data and the reports generated for your sites, and you may use and share them freely within your organisation and with your advisers.

Reports assess your site against the register published on our what we check against page. That register changes when the law changes, so two reports run at different dates may reach different conclusions on the same site. Findings drawn from regulator guidance or from the ASCI self-regulatory code are risk indicators and are labelled as such.

Every claim we make about our own service — scores, coverage, turnaround and pricing — is capable of substantiation on request, and we publish no testimonial we have not received. We do not claim that any site is "100% compliant", certified or approved by any bar council or regulator. The full position is set out in our legal disclaimer, which forms part of these terms.

To the maximum extent permitted by law, and without limiting any right you have under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019, our aggregate liability arising out of the service is limited to the amount you paid us in the twelve months before the claim, or ₹1,000, whichever is higher. We are not liable for regulatory action taken against you, which remains your responsibility.

Complaints go to Vrushali Thorat, Attorney and Solicitor, Grievance Officer at vrushali@winlegaladvisors.com; we acknowledge within 24 hours and resolve within 7 days. Consumers may also approach the appropriate consumer forum or the National Consumer Helpline (1915). These terms are governed by Indian law, and the courts at Pune, Maharashtra have jurisdiction, without prejudice to a consumer's statutory right to sue where they reside.

If a dispute arises between you and us out of or in connection with the service, the parties will first make a good-faith attempt to resolve it through the grievance redressal process described in Section 9 above, within the acknowledgement and resolution timelines stated there.

If the dispute remains unresolved after that process, the parties may, where mutually agreed and legally applicable, seek to resolve it through mediation or Online Dispute Resolution (ODR), including online mediation. Any online mediation or ODR process may be conducted electronically, with the consent of the parties.

Where an arbitration agreement applies to a dispute, that dispute may be referred to arbitration in accordance with the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 and applicable Indian law.

Nothing in this section removes, limits or excludes any mandatory statutory remedy, right, forum or jurisdiction that cannot lawfully be excluded, including a consumer's statutory right to approach the appropriate consumer forum or the National Consumer Helpline (1915).