
Startup Offer Letter with Equity
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A verbal agreement with a freelancer leaves room for argument about scope, rate and status. This one-page engagement letter puts the headline figures first, then the scope, the rate and invoicing, the term, the notice period and the contractor's independent status, with an acceptance block.
The sample is a 26-week engagement of a freelance physiotherapist by a fictional care provider, Ashdown Park Care, at $520 a day for 52 days, a total of up to $27,040. Replace the names, dates, rate and scope, and have an adviser check the status wording for your location.
Click Make a copy in Google Docs, then confirm on the Google page. The copy is saved to your own Google Drive.
Replace the contractor name, role, start date, day rate and number of days, and check that the total fee matches rate times days.
Rewrite the scope in two sentences and set the invoice date, payment terms and notice period you have agreed.
Update the status wording and insurance requirement for your location, and have an adviser review it before sending.
Delete the guide page, then send the letter to the contractor for signature.
No. Ashdown Park Care, the contractor, the managers and every rate, date and total in this letter are fictional and exist only to show a finished example.
No. It is an engagement letter for an independent contractor. Rules on contractor status differ by location, so ask an adviser to review the wording before you send it.
Freelance day rates commonly run from $350 to $900 depending on the skill. The sample uses $520 and shows the total, so both sides can check rate times days.

Docs + Word2 pages
Free
Docs + Word2 pages
Free
Docs + Word2 pages
Free