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This is a simple, general-purpose starting template — not a substitute for advice from a qualified lawyer for anything high-stakes or unusual.

Parties

Services

Payment

Term & termination

Governing law

Service Agreement

Effective 2026-07-24

This Service Agreement is entered into between Your Business Name ("Service Provider"), located at 123 Market Street, Springfield, and Client Name ("Client"), located at 45 Client Avenue, Rivertown.

1. Services

The Service Provider will design and develop a marketing website for the Client, including up to 5 pages, responsive layout, and one round of revisions.

2. Payment

The total fee for these services is $2,500. 50% upfront, 50% on completion

3. Term

This agreement begins on the effective date and continues until the services described above are completed.

4. Termination

Either party may terminate this agreement with 14 days' written notice.

5. Governing Law

This agreement is governed by the laws of the State of Delaware.

Your Business Name · Date

Client Name · Date

A free service agreement template with no sign up

Putting a simple written agreement in place before starting freelance or service work protects both sides, but a lot of people skip it because finding or drafting one feels like overkill for smaller jobs. This tool covers the essentials — who's involved, what's being delivered, how much it costs, and how the agreement can end — and exports a clean PDF the moment you're ready, with no account and no cost.

How it works

  1. Name the parties. Add the service provider and client names and addresses, plus an effective date.
  2. Describe the services. Write out what's being delivered in plain language.
  3. Set payment terms. Enter the total fee and how it's scheduled to be paid.
  4. Fill in term, termination, and governing law. Each field is fully editable to match your situation.
  5. Export as PDF. Click "Print / Save as PDF" — signature lines are included at the bottom.

What this template is — and isn't

This is a genuinely useful starting point for straightforward, lower-stakes service work — the kind of agreement that's better to have in writing than not, even if it's simple. It isn't a substitute for a lawyer's advice on anything with real complexity or risk: unusual payment structures, intellectual property questions, larger contracts, or anything where getting a clause wrong could genuinely hurt you. Use good judgment about when "good enough" is actually good enough.

Signing the finished agreement

The exported PDF includes signature lines for both parties. You can print it and sign by hand, or use the site's E-Signature Pad to draw a signature, download it as a transparent PNG, and insert it into the document before printing or sharing it.

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Frequently asked questions

+Is this contract template really free, with no sign up?

Yes. There's no account, no email capture, and no limit on how many agreements you can create.

+Is this a legally binding contract?

This is a simple, general-purpose starting template covering the basics — parties, services, payment, term, and governing law. It isn't a substitute for advice from a qualified lawyer, especially for anything high-stakes, unusual, or involving significant money or risk. For routine, low-stakes freelance or service work, a clear written agreement like this is still far better than nothing in writing at all.

+Can I customize the clauses?

Yes — every section (services, payment, term, termination, governing law) is a free-text field you can edit to match your specific situation, not a fixed, unchangeable template.

+Do you store or see the agreements I create?

No. Every field is held in your browser's memory only, and the PDF is generated locally when you click Print. Nothing is uploaded to a server.

+How do I get an actual PDF file, and how do we sign it?

Click "Print / Save as PDF" to export the document, which includes signature lines at the bottom. You can print it physically for wet signatures, or use the site's E-Signature Pad to create a digital signature image to insert before printing.