Your elegantly designed proposal-beautiful in brand fonts and colors-offers little protection to you as a service provider without a contract. Whether you are a consultant, a web designer, or you provide any other type of online services to a client, having a prospective client agree to a proposal is not the same as having them sign a contract.

Why? Proposals very rarely have adequate terms and conditions. For the most part, proposals have the bare bones essentials as seen from the service provider’s perspective: fees, scope of project, and term.

Without a strong foundation in place at the outset of the client relationship, miscommunication and disagreements are likely. Likewise, without clear contract terms as far as what happens when a client cancels, you may be left without any remedies should a client ghost you. Or you could end up in an untenable situation where you want to terminate your relationship with a client, but you’re worried you’d have to forfeit the money they owe you, because you don’t have a formal document in place saying otherwise.

With our Client Services Agreement, you can protect yourself comprehensively. Rest easy knowing that you’ve clearly outlined what services you’ll provide, what your client can and cannot expect from your services, how and when you’ll get paid and what happens if the client is late or fails to pay, as well as defined your boundaries so to when and how you’re available, so you don’t feel constantly at a client’s beck and call.

Your elegantly designed proposal-beautiful in brand fonts and colors-offers little protection to you as a service provider without a contract. Whether you are a consultant, a web designer, or you provide any other type of online services to a client, having a prospective client agree to a proposal is not the same as having them sign a contract.

Why? Proposals very rarely have adequate terms and conditions. For the most part, proposals have the bare bones essentials as seen from the service provider’s perspective: fees, scope of project, and term.

Without a strong foundation in place at the outset of the client relationship, miscommunication and disagreements are likely. Likewise, without clear contract terms as far as what happens when a client cancels, you may be left without any remedies should a client ghost you. Or you could end up in an untenable situation where you want to terminate your relationship with a client, but you’re worried you’d have to forfeit the money they owe you, because you don’t have a formal document in place saying otherwise.

With our Client Services Agreement, you can protect yourself comprehensively. Rest easy knowing that you’ve clearly outlined what services you’ll provide, what your client can and cannot expect from your services, how and when you’ll get paid and what happens if the client is late or fails to pay, as well as defined your boundaries so to when and how you’re available, so you don’t feel constantly at a client’s beck and call.