This is a general template for personal use and is not legal advice. For binding agreements, consult a qualified attorney.
| Full name | Company (if any) |
| Phone |
| Full name | Business name (if any) |
| Phone |
| Project title |
Describe the work in detail above — deliverables, formats, and what is specifically included.
| Rate ($ per hour / flat fee) | Payment schedule (e.g. 50% upfront) |
| Start date | End / delivery date |
The Client receives __________ rounds of revisions. Additional revisions are billed at the Freelancer’s standard rate.
Either party may end this agreement with __________ days’ written notice. Work completed up to the termination date will be paid in full.
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Yes — especially for small projects. Big projects get lawyers; small ones get misunderstandings. A one-page contract takes ten minutes and covers the four things that cause 90% of freelance fights: scope, pay, timeline, and revisions.
Be specific enough that a stranger could tell what's included. “Design a logo” is vague; “design one primary logo plus two variations, delivered as PNG and SVG” is a scope. Vague scopes grow; specific scopes get finished.
Point to the revision policy you both signed. That's exactly why it's in the contract — “two rounds included, more billed hourly” turns an awkward conversation into a simple one.