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The SMB stack.
Five documents every small business needs on file.

Service · employment · vendor · subcontractor · NDA. The core agreements that close the gaps most SMBs don't find until something goes wrong. Free.

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Five documents. One per business relationship.

Every small business has the same five relationships: clients, employees, contractors, vendors, and confidential relationships. Each one needs its own document.

Document 1

Service agreement

Scope, payment, liability, IP, and termination for every client engagement. The contract that turns a verbal agreement into a binding one.

Document 2

Employment agreement

For W-2 employees: role, compensation, schedule, confidentiality, IP assignment, and termination. Signed before the first day.

Document 3

Vendor agreement

For every regular supplier: delivery obligations, pricing, payment terms, liability limits, and remedy for non-delivery.

Document 4

Subcontractor agreement

For contractors delivering part of a client engagement. Flow-down IP and confidentiality from the prime contract. You remain responsible to the client.

Document 5

NDA

For employees, contractors, and partners who access pricing, customer lists, operational processes, or financial data. The confidentiality document for every sensitive relationship.

Three reasons every SMB needs these five on file before the problem arrives.

The gaps surface at the worst moment

Client disputes, contractor IP claims, and vendor non-delivery all show up after the relationship is already in trouble. The time to close each gap is before it opens.

Five documents, every business relationship covered

Client, employee, contractor, vendor, confidential partner — five relationships, five documents. The stack doesn't require a lawyer for routine relationships, only for the complex ones.

Generate once, reuse for every instance

Each document is a template for a category of relationship. New client, same service agreement structure. New employee, same employment agreement structure. Generate, adapt, send.

Four ordered steps. Business open to fully papered operation.

1

First client

Service agreement before any work starts. Scope, payment, and termination. The document that makes the deal real.

2

First hire or contractor

Employment agreement or IC agreement + NDA signed before day one. Role, compensation, and confidentiality defined before any work begins.

3

First vendor

Vendor agreement before the first purchase order. Delivery obligations, payment terms, and remedy clause.

4

First subcontracted delivery

Subcontractor agreement with IP flow-down before any contractor touches client work.

Three steps. Gaps identified to gaps closed.

Identify which relationships are uncovered

Client without a service agreement? Employee without an NDA? Vendor without delivery terms? Start with the relationship that carries the most risk.

Generate each document

Describe the relationship, the terms, and the obligations. BizDraft generates the document in minutes. Five documents, one afternoon.

Send and store for reuse

Word or PDF. E-signature. Add to your template library. Every new hire, client, and vendor gets the right document from day one.

Close the five gaps.
One afternoon. Five documents. Free.

Free. Every document. Every relationship.

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⚠ Legal disclaimer: Agreements generated by BizDraft are AI-produced for informational purposes only. They do not constitute legal advice and do not create an attorney-client relationship. For any agreement of significant legal or financial importance, consult a qualified attorney before signing.