Back to all agreement packsThe Agreement Pack Freelancers Can’t Live Without
This 7-agreement pack delivers the must-have contracts every freelancer needs. Lock scope with SOWs, monetize changes, protect IP with license-backs, enforce milestones, late fees, and kill fees—plus a portfolio release—so projects stay profitable, expectations clear, and clients returning.
What’s inside the freelancer’s agreement pack?
6 pagesIndependent Contractor AgreementIndependent Contractor Agreement
Sets clear terms for freelance or contractor work, including scope, payment, deadlines, IP ownership, and confidentiality. Protects both sides by defining expectations, deliverables, acceptance criteria, and legal obligations while confirming independent‑contractor status for tax, benefits, and compliance purposes, clearly.
Clients Ghosting? The Freelancer Contract Stack That Stops Scope Creep and Late Payments
If your “quick tweak” turned into a week, this guide is for you. We break down the freelancer contract stack: how a tight SOW sets deliverables, timelines, revision limits, and acceptance criteria; Change Orders monetize new requests; the Contractor Agreement clarifies IP, confidentiality, and independent status; NDAs build trust; an IP Assignment with limited license‑back preserves portfolio rights; and a Payment Terms Addendum locks deposits, milestones, late fees, and kill fees. Plus: a Portfolio Release template and red‑flag checklist.
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Why Freelancers Love This Pack
Look More Professional
Send polished, legally-sound docs that build client trust from the first interaction.
Avoid Scope Creep
Use a clear SOW to define what’s in — and out — of the project.
Get Paid on Time
With clear payment terms and deliverable sign-offs, you reduce payment delays.
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