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Skip to the solution →You are a consultant, designer, developer, accountant, marketing agency, cleaning company, or any other service provider. You do great work. Your clients are happy — until one is not.
Without a written service agreement, you have no protection when a client refuses to pay, demands unlimited revisions, claims they own your IP, or disputes what was included in the scope.
What goes wrong without one
- “That was included in the price” — client demands work you never agreed to
- “I own everything you made” — client claims IP ownership of your templates, code, or designs
- “I’m not paying until it’s perfect” — client withholds payment indefinitely
- “I need this changed again” — unlimited revision requests with no additional fee
- No termination clause — you are stuck in a bad engagement with no exit
What your service agreement needs
- Scope of work — exactly what you will deliver (and what you will not)
- Fees and payment terms — how much, when, and what happens if they pay late
- Revision limits — how many rounds are included, cost for additional rounds
- IP ownership — who owns the deliverables (tip: retain ownership until full payment)
- Confidentiality — protecting both sides’ information
- Termination — how either party can end the agreement and what happens to work in progress
- Liability cap — limit your liability to the fees paid
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What changes when it is in writing
Same problem. What a prepared case looks like.
Before — doing it yourself
You agree the terms in a conversation.
Each person remembers it a little differently.
Something changes, and nobody can point to what was agreed.
Sorting it out later is harder than agreeing it now.
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After — a signed Service Agreement
The terms are set out clearly, in one document.
Everyone who signs reads the same words.
A signature block for each person who signs.
You read it first and can change the wording before anyone signs.
Start mine — $49 →Drafted in about 5 minutes. You read and approve it before anything is sent.