Ensure all required fields are completed accurately:

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• Freelancer's name: your full legal name.
• Freelancer's address: your official address.
• Client's name: the full legal name of the client or company.
• Client's address: the official address of the client.
• Project title: a brief title describing the project.

Clearly outline the details of the project:

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• Project description: a detailed overview of the services to be provided.
• Deliverables: specific items or services to be delivered at various stages of the project.

Specify how and when you will be paid:

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• Payment rate: hourly rate or flat fee for the project.
• Payment schedule: when payments will be made (e.g., upfront, upon milestones, monthly).

Define the project's timeline:

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• Start date: when the project begins.
• End date: when the project is expected to be completed.
• Milestones: key dates for deliverables and payments.

Protect your work and client's information:

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• Confidentiality clause: details on how confidential information should be handled.
• Intellectual property rights: specifies who owns the work created and any usage rights.

Once all details are entered, download the contract as a professional-looking PDF or save your filled documents into your Notch account by creating a free account.

Finalize your contract for sharing:

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• Download: save the contract as a professional-looking PDF.
• Save to Notch account: create a free Notch account to store your documents for easy access and get notifications when someone views the contract for the first time.

A freelance contract is a legal document outlining the terms and conditions of a project between a freelancer and the client purchasing their services.

Yes, you can edit your freelance contract before finalizing it. Notch’s contract generator allows you to modify any details until you are satisfied with the information provided. Once finalized, you can download the contract as a PDF.

Yes, you can customize the contract to include specific terms relevant to your agreement. Our tool provides flexibility to tailor the contract to your needs.

You can send your freelance contract by downloading the generated PDF and emailing it to the relevant parties. Additionally, if you have a Notch account, you can use the secure link feature to send a direct request for signatures.

Yes, you can create contracts in multiple languages. Notch’s document builder supports multiple languages, allowing you to tailor your contracts to your client’s preferred language.

The essential components of a freelance contract include:

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• Party information: full names and addresses of both parties.
• Project scope: detailed description of the services to be provided.
• Payment terms: rate and schedule of payments.
• Deadlines and timelines: start and end dates, and milestones.
• Confidentiality clause: how confidential information should be handled.
• Intellectual property rights: ownership and usage rights of the work created.
• Termination clause: conditions for ending the agreement.
• Signature blocks: spaces for signatures, printed names, and dates.

To ensure your freelance contract is legally compliant, include all mandatory information and consider having a legal expert review the document before signing.

No, there is no limit. You can generate as many contracts as you need without any cost using Notch’s free contract generator.

Yes, if you use Notch to send your contract as a secure link, you will receive notifications when your client opens the contract for the first time.

• Unlimited free contracts: generate as many contracts as you need at no cost.
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• Part of the Notch document editor: save and manage your contracts, and send them for acceptance with a single click.