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Client work, on terms that hold
Draft the service agreements and statements of work your studio runs on, read what clients send back, and keep every version in one place.
This is for you if
You reuse one agreement and edit it by hand for every client
Clients return your contract with changes you have to read closely
Scope creep is a conversation you keep having after the fact
You need to know what you agreed on a project from eight months ago
Late payment is a pattern, not an accident
You subcontract and need the terms to line up on both sides
From brief to signed
The same three steps whether it's a retainer or a one-off.
Start from the engagement
Describe the client, the work and the money. The agreement is drafted around it, not pasted around it.
Negotiate with the clause in hand
When they push back, see exactly which clause moved and what it now costs you.
Sign it and keep the version
E-sign in place. The signed copy and every draft behind it stay together.
What studios draft here
The agreement stops being the weak part of the project
Agencies rarely lose money on the work. They lose it on what the contract failed to say.
Scope and payment written to be enforced
Deliverables, acceptance and late payment stated plainly enough to point at when a project drifts.
Read their redlines properly
Upload what the client sent back and see every change ranked, quoted and explained before you agree to it.
Answer the message, not just the document
Turn your changes into a note the client can act on, instead of sending a marked-up file and hoping.
One history per client
Every draft is kept, so "which version did we sign" is a lookup rather than an argument.
Why not reuse the last client's contract?
Copy-paste is fast until the scope is different in the one way that matters.
EverypactRecommended | ChatGPT or Claude | Your old template | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rewritten for this client and this scope | |||
| Reads the client's redlines and ranks the damage | |||
| Tracked changes you accept or reject one by one | |||
| Full version history per client | |||
| Drafts the covering message, not just the file | |||
| Renewal and notice dates watched for you | |||
| A verified lawyer on the big account | |||
| Your clients' documents kept out of training data |
What our users say
"I never liked reading contracts, and legal services often prove inconvenient or expensive. However, in 95% of cases, Everypact is completely sufficient – it works phenomenally well. Like some super lawyer from the movies."
Jonas
Director, Paperseal
Put the next client on better terms
Frequently Asked Questions
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