
Service Agreement
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A verbal agreement with a client leaves scope and payment open to memory, and most disputes start there. This draft sets out the work in plain, numbered clauses: the services and deliverables, the rates and expenses, confidentiality, ownership of the work and termination. It is a starting point for a lawyer to adapt, not a finished contract.
The sample is a draft between Saltmarsh Services, an independent consultancy, and Brightwell Logistics Ltd, with day rates of £650, a retainer option, an expenses table and a variance review. Every party, figure and address is fictional. Replace the parties, fees and periods with yours, and send the draft to a qualified lawyer in your jurisdiction before anyone signs.
Click Make a copy in Google Docs, then confirm on the Google page. The copy is saved to your own Google Drive.
Replace the parties, registered addresses and effective date, and check each name against the company register.
Set your day rate, retainer, expenses policy and payment period on the rates page.
Remove the clauses for any variant you do not use, then send the draft to a qualified lawyer.
Delete the guide page, then have both parties sign and date the agreed version.
Yes. Saltmarsh Services, Brightwell Logistics Ltd, the people, addresses and every fee and figure in this draft are fictional. Replace them with your own details, and do not rely on the sample wording until a lawyer has reviewed it.
No. It is a plain-English starting point. The rules differ by jurisdiction and by the risk each party carries, so a qualified lawyer should review it before anyone signs.
State the due date, the late-payment interest rate and the right to suspend work after a set period. Without those terms an overdue invoice is hard to enforce, and the client has little reason to pay on time.
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