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At Prosper Law, our experienced software lawyers and SaaS lawyers provide legal services to software companies, SaaS startups, app developers, and digital platforms across Australia. We understand the legal and commercial frameworks that apply to technology-driven businesses, including software contract law and issues around data privacy, software licensing, cloud compliance, and intellectual property protection.
Whether you’re building a new app, licensing code to third parties, onboarding enterprise customers, or launching a B2B SaaS platform, we offer tailored legal support that evolves with your business.
Our team helps you navigate everything from end-user agreements to SaaS contract negotiations, while ensuring your legal foundation is strong, scalable, and compliant with Australian regulations.
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Prosper Law advises some of Australia’s innovative SaaS platforms and software developers. Our legal team understands the legal and commercial complexities of cloud-based business models, intellectual property protection, and international compliance requirements.
From lean startups to established enterprise platforms, we bring practical, tech-focused legal insight to every matter.
We take the time to understand your business model. Whether you’re offering APIs, platforms, or enterprise SaaS solutions, our advice is always personalised and strategic, helping you reduce risk while enabling growth.
Every clause we draft, every policy we prepare, is aligned with your goals, funding strategy, and operational structure.
We offer fixed-fee legal services for SaaS contracts, software licensing agreements, and privacy compliance projects. You’ll know exactly what you’ll pay, no hourly surprises, no unexpected charges, just great legal support for your tech business.
Whether you’re scaling a startup or managing enterprise contracts, our software and SaaS lawyers offer practical, industry-focused support.
We draft EULAs, SaaS agreements, and software licensing contracts that clearly outline user rights, restrictions, and payment terms for subscription models.
Ensure your platform complies with the Australian Privacy Act and GDPR. We prepare privacy policies and platform terms that are user-friendly and enforceable.
We help secure copyright, manage joint IP ownership with developers, and protect trade secrets with enforceable confidentiality agreements and IP assignments.
Our SLAs cover performance metrics, uptime guarantees, response times, and remedies to help meet client expectations and reduce legal risk.
Whether you're building in-house or outsourcing, we create software development contracts that manage the scope of work (SOW), milestone payments, and delivery timelines.
From shareholder agreements to compliance frameworks for SaaS startups, we prepare your business for funding rounds and commercial growth.
We review and negotiate SaaS contracts, software licensing agreements, and vendor agreements to protect your interests.
Our SaaS contracts lawyer services help you understand key terms, liability clauses, and termination rights before you sign.
Contact our team today to discuss your software and SaaS legal requirements.
Our team of lawyers and paralegals have diverse industry backgrounds and possess sound experience in software and SaaS law.
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SaaS businesses typically require End User Licence Agreements (EULAs), Terms of Use, Privacy Policies, and Service Level Agreements (SLAs). These documents protect intellectual property, define user rights, and ensure compliance with Australian law.
If your software collects personal data from Australian users or overseas (especially from the EU), you must comply with the Privacy Act and possibly the GDPR. We can help you draft privacy policies that meet both sets of requirements.
Software is protected by copyright law. We help secure your intellectual property through licensing agreements, IP assignments, and NDAs with contractors or employees.
SaaS offers software via a subscription model, typically hosted on the cloud. Traditional licensing involves a one-off purchase. Each model requires different legal frameworks and clauses.
Yes, but this must be clearly stated and legally enforceable. We can help create jurisdiction-specific terms and scalable contract templates.
To legally manage integrations with other business software, we recommend that you:
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