click-wrap

Online contract acceptance

Click-wrap is a type of software license agreement that requires users to click a button—typically labeled "I agree" or "Accept"—before installing or using software.

The click serves as consent to the terms, creating a binding contract.

Click-wrap evolved from shrink-wrap licenses, where opening plastic packaging indicated acceptance.

Users rarely read click-wrap agreements before accepting them.

legal

enforceable

Able to be upheld

terms of service · terms and conditions · consent · jurisdiction · arbitration · liability · disclaimer · warranty · covenant · obligation

digital

EULA

Software license abbreviation

terms of use · data protection · user rights · electronic signature · e-signature · cookie consent

interface

checkbox

Toggleable selection indicator

registration · sign-up · checkout · I agree · form · prompt · banner · opt-in · clickthrough

enforceability

conspicuousness

State of being noticeable

Categories
Opposites
contract formation method

click-wraphandshake deal

Unwritten mutual commitment

oral contract · verbal agreement · wet signature · signed document · notarized document

consent visibility/explicitness

click-wrapshrink-wrap

Plastic packaging that tightens

informed consent · implied consent

Family

click, wrap, clicks, clicked, clicking, clicker, wraps, wrapped, wrapping

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Used worldwide · Abstract · Rated G