Free Contract Templates

Plain-English contract templates for freelancers, consultants, and small businesses. Copy or download any template for free, fill in the blanks, then sign it online for free with SignovaX. No legalese, no cost.

Freelance & Services

Creative

Business

Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA)

A simple, plain-English NDA to keep confidential information private when sharing it with partners, employees, or contractors.

Non-Compete Agreement

An agreement that restricts a person from competing with a business for a set time and area after leaving.

Employment Contract

A straightforward employment agreement covering role, salary, hours, and terms between an employer and employee.

Loan Agreement

A simple loan agreement between a lender and borrower covering the amount, interest, and repayment schedule.

Payment Agreement

A payment plan agreement that records how one party will repay a debt or balance in installments.

Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)

A non-binding document outlining the intentions and roles of two parties before a formal agreement.

Partnership Agreement

An agreement between business partners covering contributions, ownership shares, profit sharing, management, and dissolution.

LLC Operating Agreement

A member-managed LLC operating agreement covering formation, capital contributions, ownership, management, profit sharing, transfers, and dissolution.

Cease and Desist Letter

A formal cease and desist letter demanding that another party stop breaching a contract, with a deadline to respond and a warning of legal action.

Contract Amendment

A simple amendment to modify an existing contract, recording the agreed changes while keeping the rest of the original agreement in force.

Severance Agreement

A severance agreement and general release for ending employment, covering severance pay, release of claims, confidentiality, and non-disparagement.

Real Estate

Sales

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Disclaimer: These templates are provided for general informational purposes only and are not legal advice. Laws vary by location. For important agreements, consider having a qualified lawyer review your contract before signing.