How do I write a contract proposal? I'm a web developer and my potential client asked me for one. I do know what I want to offer and suggest, but I don't know how to structure it into in a proposal document.
>>1339179
Call an attorney, you're in over your head.
>>1339180
I don't have an attorney. I cannot even afford one
>>1339182
search google for contract templates and get ready to get fucking sued
>>1339182
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>>1339179
"i the undersigned will perform the agreed upon work to a satisfactory standard within reason, and to the degree of my own capability. Where I fail to perform the agreed upon work to a satisfactory standard, I relinquish any liability arising from and caused by this failing. Any and all liability belongs to the client, irrespective of whether or not i am at fault or if i failed to act in an appropriate manner to mitigate any arising issues legal or otherwise."
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rocketlawyer
>>1339179
what it must contain: who are the signing parties and what is their legal information, what is the purpose of the project/contract, what will you deliver and when (each milestone summarized, urs as attachment), what compensations you receive and when, what happens if one party doesn't deliver on time, what happens if one party wants to break contract.
>>1342223
oh and also very important the creative and copy- rights about the code you deliver must be clearly stated and you should price it accordingly. some clients want to have unlimited and total copyright and intellectual rights to the product which means you can't use your work or part of it somewhere else this of course means they should pay more.
