This Contractor Agreement Toolkit was designed specifically for freelancers, entrepreneurs, agencies, and small businesses who hire contractors. Regardless if you are hiring contractors to work for your business, or to help with your clients, this toolkit can help.

Here’s a few examples: Freelancers, Consultants, Entrepreneurs, Startups, Agencies, Small Businesses, Designers, Developers, Marketers, Creative Directors, Consultants, Advisors, Social Media Managers, Photographers, Videographers, Virtual Assistants, and more.

With 15 years of experience working on modern contractor contracts, I can confidently say that this template covers the most common scenarios and provisions. My goal was to cover as many situations as possible that a real-world small business is likely to face in a contractor agreement. However, if you have unique legal needs you may want to ask an attorney to review the template for your specific situation.

It’s impossible to guarantee that a contract will work in every individual state because each state has different laws, regulations, court precedent, etc.

With that said, this template focuses on legal topics that tend to be the same or similar across state lines. Moreover, this template was created to be as enforceable as possible in as many states as possible. I attempt to highlight provisions that are commonly known to vary by state. For example, some states place more limitations on non-compete provisions. But to be clear, I am not promising that I will call out all such instances.

Absolutely! This template is written in plain English and comes with easy-to-follow instructions. You don’t need to be a lawyer to customize and use it with confidence. Plus, this template includes step-by-step guides and videos to walk you through each section.

This Product License applies to your purchase of this course and template. Please read the entire license before purchasing the product and pay particular attention to the following sections: (1) What You Can Do, (2) What You Cannot Do, (3) No Attorney-Client Relationship, and (4) Disclaimers & Limitations of Liability.

You get the complete contractor agreement toolkit, including

• Contractor Agreement MSA Template (.docx)
• Contractor Agreement SOW Template (.docx)
• Contracts 101 Video Lesson
• Template Walkthrough Video Lesson
• Comprehensive PDF Guide

Plus, you’ll have lifetime access to the course materials!

You’ll receive all content in an email after your purchase. If you have any issues, just email Chris (hello@pixellaw.com).

You’ll get an email after your purchase that contains all the content associated with the course and template. You can use the content as much as you’d like for yourself and your business. However, you cannot share or sell the content with others (except other people signing your contracts). Learn more about what you can and cannot do in the Product License.

Yes! The Contractor Agreement MSA Template and the Contractor Agreement SOW Template are delivered as fully editable Microsoft Word files (.docx). You’ll be able to open them in most modern word processing programs and edit them to align with your specific needs. Just keep in mind that I cannot guarantee anything regarding the impacts your edits will have on other provisions in the templates.

You should review the Product License to fully understand what you can, and cannot do, with the templates.

Yes. You should read the “What You Cannot Do” section of the Product License before you make a purchase. In short, you cannot share, sell, publish, or distribute course content or templates to anyone else. 

However, this course comes with templates designed to be signed by multiple parties and you can share filled-in versions with the other parties to your transactions if they need to review and sign the versions created for them. Please read the “What You Can Do” section of the Product License before you make a purchase.

Yes, you can customize the template to use with multiple contractors. But you cannot share the template-version of the template with your contractors. Please read the “What You Can Do” section of the Product License before you make a purchase.

Oh boy, here we go… I’ve reviewed and negotiated other templates and let me say…. they’re not good. They are full of legalese, lack comprehensive coverage, and are just not useful in practice. This template uses the same structure and language I rely on with my one-on-one law firm clients. To be clear, you are buying a DIY template, not one-on-one legal advice, but this template is among the best in the industry in my opinion. It’s clear, easy to use, comprehensive, and avoids unnecessary legalese. Moreover, I’ve included substantially more instructions and more comprehensive guides to support this template than other contract templates, which means you’ll finally understand your client agreement. It’s not just fill-in-the blanks. It’s learning why the client agreements says what it says and how to use it in the real world.

This is a complex question. The short answer is that you should consider hiring an attorney if you need dedicated, one-on-one advice for a complex transaction. If all you need is general guidance with your business or contracts, then a course or template may be all you need. I cannot provide a definitive answer without knowing your unique situation.

I like to think about this in terms of risk. The more risk you have with a specific matter, the more likely you may need an attorney. The less risk, the more likely you can “do it yourself” with the right resources. 

In the end, it’s up to you.

Yes! You pay once and get lifetime access to the templates, guides, and videos within this digital product. Learn more about what you can and cannot do in the Product License.

Due to the nature of the products, all purchases in this shop are non-refundable. However, if you are unhappy with your purchase for any reason, please email me (hello@pixellaw.com) and I will try to resolve your concerns. Please read the Product License before making a purchase.

Maybe. Pixel Law (and me, Chris) allows certain individuals and businesses to engage the firm for one-on-one legal advice and representation. However, I am not licensed in every state across the country, and I may or may not be able to help you. Feel free to email me (hello@pixellaw.com) if you’d like to explore engaging my firm.

You can email me at hello@pixellaw.com. I can answer your questions about the shop, but I cannot answer your legal questions unless you engage my law firm (which you may or may not be able to do based on your specific situation).