Freelance Terms in Plain English
Deposits, revisions, kill fees, IP, late payment and cancellations: what to put in your terms and why.
- Clause-by-clause explainer with examples
- Terms checklist before you sign
- Questions to take to a solicitor
What's inside
- Start here
- Why written terms matter
- Money clauses
- Scope, changes and cancellation
- Ownership, confidentiality and liability
- Reviewing a client's contract
- Checklist and questions for a solicitor
Each chapter ends with a summary and action steps, with worked examples, scripts, checklists and fill-in templates throughout.
Who it's for
Freelancers and small service businesses writing or reviewing their terms of business.
Format
Ebook: 13-page branded PDF (A4).
Instant digital download
Download straight after purchase. Nothing is shipped. Original content by Epic Collections, licensed for use in your own business; please don't resell or share.
General education only, not legal advice. Consider having a solicitor review your contract.
Common questions
What format are the files?
Word, Excel, CSV and plain text. They open in Microsoft Office, Google Docs and Sheets, or LibreOffice.
Is this legal, tax or financial advice?
No. Templates and notes are practical starting points. For contracts, tax or compliance, check with a qualified adviser.