
Consulting Statement of Work
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Most freelance disputes start with a vague agreement: what was included, how many rounds of changes, and when the money is due. This template puts the answers in one short document that a client can read in ten minutes and a procurement team can still rely on.
The sample is a fixed-fee website project for a fictional client, Kettleby Distribution: four deliverables, a 12-week timeline with three review gates, two rounds of changes, a £18,000 fee in four instalments and payment options. Replace the names, scope, dates and fees with your own.
Click Make a copy in Google Docs, then confirm on the Google page. The copy is saved to your own Google Drive.
Replace the client, project name and your own details on the cover and the project page.
List your deliverables, what is excluded and how many rounds of revisions the fee includes.
Set your fee, instalments, rates and dates, and check the instalments add up to the total.
Delete the guide page, then send the statement to your client for signature.
No. Kettleby Distribution, the freelancer, every person named and every figure are fictional sample data. Replace them with your own details before you send the document.
It is a plain-language working document, not legal advice. Ask a solicitor to check it, or attach it to your standard terms, if the project is large or the client needs a formal contract.
Edit the instalment table and the payment option cards. Keep the four instalments adding up to the fixed fee, and change the invoice dates to match your milestones.

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