Contract Killer: Web design contract template for web designers and developers
Contract Killer • The original web design contract template trusted by thousands of web designers and developers.
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Contract Killer
- Plain and simple, no legal jargon
- Customisable to suit your business
- Clarify what’s expected on both sides
- Helps build clients relationships
Includes HTML, Markdown, PDF, and Word formats.
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Contract Killer includes
- Cancellation
- Changes and revisions
- Communication
- Confidentiality
- Deliverables
- Displaying work
- Intellectual property
- Non-exclusivity
- Payments
- Progressive enhancement
- Scope
- Testing
Professionals love Contract Killer
Contract Killer was immensely helpful when creating my own contract. I’ve recommended it to many people looking to create their own contracts.
Mike Riley, USA
My relationships with clients have been so much healthier since I implemented my version of the Contract Killer.
Neil Hainsworth, UK
Why use a web design contract
When times get tough you’ll need more than a killer smile to save you. You’ll need a killer contract too. Set your web design project on the path to success with this popular, plain language web design contract template.
A web design contract like Contract Killer is a legally binding agreement between you and your client. It should contain the scope of the project along with your deliverables and prices. It should include changes and revisions, confidentiality, intellectual property rights, and payments. But a contract is more than just an agreement between two parties. It’s the basis for a successful relationship.
A killer contract will clarify what is expected of both sides and it can also help you to communicate your approach to doing business. It will back-up your brand values and help you to build a great relationship between you and your customers. In other words, a creative contract can be a killer contract. Your killer contract should cover
- Who’s hiring who, for what, and for how much
- What both parties agree to do
- What their respective responsibilities are
- What is or isn’t included in the scope
- What happens if people change their minds
- An overview of liabilities and other legal matters
- You might even include a few jokes
Most web design contract templates contain page after page of legal jargon which most people rarely read or understand. They’re tricky to customise and often don’t reflect a designer’s brand. That’s why I created Contract Killer, the popular web design contract template for web designers and developers. Its plain language and no legal jargon is easy to understand. It’s simple to customise and comes in HTML, Markdown, and Word formats.
Important: Andy Clarke and Stuff & Nonsense Ltd. aren’t legal advisors. Nothing on this website shall be considered legal advice and no relationship is established. Be sure to consult a lawyer to address the particulars of your specific situation.