Client Services Agreement
Hello entrepreneur! We see you building out your client services and offeringsand putting a price to your knowledge. Let’s protect your assets and future profit by securing a Client Services Agreement.
All documents go through SEVEN steps of quality control by our Entrepreneur Attorneys and other business owners like you.
- 1. Attorney-drafted
- 2. Peer-reviewed
- 3. Group-reviewed
- 4. Bot-reviewed
- 5. Peer-reviewed (again!)
- 6. Business Owner-reviewed
- 7. Peer-reviewed
Why You Need This?
We want you to succeed and keep that steadily increasing revenue, protected. Having a Client Services Agreement is the professional way to run your business. This Agreement holds both you and your client accountable to deadlines and payment terms. A legally binding agreement for your services shows that you are dedicated to the success of your clients. When someone is invested in their protection and our own, we’re more likely to do business with them.
Don’t wait to protect your revenue and reputation.
However, if YOU are the creative genius and a company needs your genius as a contractor, this makes them YOUR CLIENT who pays YOU. In this situation you will use the Independent Contractor Agreement to engage THEM.
Who can use this?
- Suitable for the individual Sole Proprietorship (Solo-preneur) or General Partnership (2 or more) using the Contract to complete services for another individual or company.
- YOUR Company (LLC, Corporation – S-Corp/C-Corp, Benefit Corp, Non-Profit) using it to complete services for other individuals/partnerships or Companies as YOUR clients.
- Mainly used with: Unilateral NDA or Mutual NDA
Independent Contractor Agreement V. Client Services Agreement
Client Services Agreement
If you (or your company) are engaged to provide services to another person or company FOR THEM (let’s call them Company X) as a 1099 or non-employee, then you will need a Client Services agreement. You will still be an independent Contractor under the law, but you can define your services to your Client who is Company X. This will protect YOUR company and your status when you do work FOR THEM.
Independent Contractor Agreement
If you are engaging someone to do work FOR YOU as a contractor such as a web designer or accountant – then use the Independent Contractor agreement. This will protect YOUR company and your status when they do work FOR YOU and you pay THEM.
Client Services Agreement
This Client Services Agreement is to engage a client for you, individually or your business, where you provide services for the client. If you engage someone else to be your Independent Contractor – use the Independent Contractor Agreement instead.
