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The essentials.

WHAT THE AGREEMENT SHOULD COVER

What is being built, specifically What is included and excluded The price and payment schedule The timescale What you must provide, and when Who owns what What happens after launch How changes are handled

WHY IN WRITING

Not distrust. Memory.

Months later, neither party remembers what was said.

THE EXCLUSIONS SECTION

The most valuable part.

Stating what is not included prevents most disputes.

WHAT TO LIST AS EXCLUDED

Content writing, if you are providing it Images, if you are providing them Ongoing maintenance Hosting and domain costs Changes after sign-off Training, unless included

THE PAYMENT SCHEDULE

Tied to deliverables, not dates.

A deposit, milestone payments, and a final balance on completion.

WHAT COUNTS AS COMPLETION

Define it. Ambiguity here causes the most disputes.

WHAT TO AVOID

Starting substantial work on a verbal agreement.


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