Retail, restaurant, salon, gym, repair shop — the contract stack for businesses with a physical location. Free.
Free. No registration. No card. No catch.
The jobs to be done
The on-the-ground paper that keeps a physical business protected and operational.
Commercial lease review: rent escalation, CAM charges, permitted use, sublease rights, and exit clauses. Know what you're signing before you sign it.
Supplier and vendor agreements for product, equipment, and services. Delivery obligations, pricing, and remedies when supply fails.
Employment agreements for staff and IC agreements for contractors. Role, pay, schedule, and confidentiality — before the first shift.
Customer engagement terms: service scope, payment, cancellation, and liability. For any service with a scheduled or recurring commitment.
NDA for employees, managers, and contractors who know your pricing, suppliers, or customer lists. Confidentiality prevents your operation from walking out the door.
The local business stack
From the lease to the staff agreement. The full paper stack for a physical operation.
The location
Understand CAM charges, rent escalation, permitted-use restrictions, renewal options, and exit terms before signing the landlord's version. BizDraft generates your negotiation checklist — have counsel review the lease itself.
Supply chain
For every regular supplier: delivery schedule, pricing, minimum orders, quality standards, and remedies for non-delivery.
Staff
Role, hours, compensation, confidentiality, and termination terms. For every W-2 employee before the first shift.
Customer services
For recurring or high-value customer services: scope, payment, cancellation policy, and liability. Memberships, packages, service contracts.
Confidentiality
For all staff who access pricing, supplier relationships, or customer data. Prevents business information from leaving with an ex-employee.
Before / after
Hire the first manager on a verbal understanding. He leaves, takes the supplier contact list, and opens a competing shop. No NDA. No non-solicitation. The five-year supplier relationship you built walks out with him.
Every employee and contractor signs an employment agreement with NDA before the first shift. Supplier relationships, pricing, and customer lists are covered by confidentiality. Your operation is yours.
Common deal types
Opening
BizDraft generates a lease review checklist so you know which clauses to negotiate before signing the landlord's standard form. Review the lease with a lawyer.
First hire
Employment agreement with role, pay rate, schedule expectations, and confidentiality obligations signed before day one.
Regular orders
Vendor agreement for recurring suppliers. Pricing, delivery lead time, quality standards, and remedy if they fall short.
Memberships
Customer engagement agreement for monthly memberships, service packages, or loyalty contracts. Payment, cancellation, and refund terms built in.
Outsourced help
IC agreement for any external person supporting operations. Confidentiality and IP assignment included.
The local business risk map
Signing a landlord's standard lease without understanding the CAM charges or permitted-use restrictions. Fix: lease review before signing.
Ex-employee solicits your customers. Fix: NDA with non-solicitation clause in every employment agreement.
Supplier misses an order; you can't serve customers. Fix: vendor agreement with delivery SLA and remedy clause.
Customer cancels mid-term and demands full refund. Fix: customer engagement agreement with written cancellation and refund policy.
Marketing contractor owns the brand assets they created. Fix: IC agreement with IP assignment for every external creator.
Your flow with BizDraft
Generate a lease checklist. Know what to negotiate before you sign.
Vendor agreement for every regular supplier before the first order.
Employment agreement + NDA signed before the first shift.
Engagement terms for memberships and recurring services signed at enrollment.
Free. Tailored. Yours to keep.
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