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The fifteen moments when a small business reaches for an agreement — and which type fits each one.

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The trigger event, not the document name.

You usually don't wake up thinking "I need an IP assignment agreement." You wake up thinking "I hired a designer and the work needs to be mine." This is how to find the right agreement when you don't know what it's called yet.

Onboarding a new client

You closed the deal. The work starts Monday.

Before the kickoff: scope, payment, IP, revisions, termination. The most common reason small businesses draft an agreement at all.

Fits: Service agreement · Project agreement · SOW

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Hiring a contractor or freelancer

A designer, developer, or specialist is starting work for you.

IRS classification matters — get the 1099 line right. IP transfer matters more — the deliverables need to be yours.

Fits: Independent contractor agreement · NDA · IP assignment

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Sharing sensitive information

A pitch meeting, a vendor demo, an investor conversation.

You're about to show the thing you don't want copied. One-way or mutual, signed before the call.

Fits: NDA (mutual or one-way)

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Leasing space

An apartment to rent out. An office to take. A studio to sublet.

State-aware lease — deposit caps, smoking and pet rules, lead-paint disclosures where they apply. Move-in ready paperwork.

Fits: Residential lease · Commercial lease · Sublease

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Starting a partnership

You and a co-founder are about to put it on paper.

Ownership splits, decision rights, capital, what happens when someone leaves. Better to draft it before anything goes wrong.

Fits: Partnership agreement · IP assignment

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Recurring engagement

Monthly bookkeeping. Quarterly marketing. Ongoing maintenance.

Fixed monthly fee, included hours, rollover and cancellation rules. The shape that fits ongoing work.

Fits: Retainer agreement · Service agreement (recurring)

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Licensing or transferring IP

Someone wants to use your work — for a fee, in a scope, in a market.

License it without giving it away. Field of use, exclusivity, term, royalty structure. Or transfer it outright with a clean assignment.

Fits: Licensing agreement · IP assignment

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Vendor or supplier

A SaaS vendor, a supplier, a fulfillment partner.

SLA, data terms, liability caps, exit ramps. The terms that protect you when something downstream breaks.

Fits: Vendor agreement · NDA

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Past harm

Last time it was a handshake. Never again.

You learned the hard way. Whatever the next engagement is, this time it's in writing — start with the right type for the work, customize, sign.

Fits: Whatever matches the work — start at the catalog

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Hiring a first employee

You're ready to bring on a full-time hire.

W-2, IP assignment, confidentiality, at-will terms. The employment agreement that covers the first hire correctly.

Fits: Employment agreement

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Signing a brand deal

A brand wants to pay you to create content.

Deliverables, FTC disclosure, usage rights, exclusivity, payment milestones. The creator contract that covers the deal.

Fits: Influencer agreement · Service agreement

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Founding with a partner

Two founders, one company, no paperwork yet.

Equity, roles, vesting, what happens if someone leaves. Better to draft it before it matters.

Fits: Partnership agreement · IP assignment

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Subcontracting work

You've been hired — and now you need to bring in help.

Flow-down terms, IP chain, confidentiality, payment. The contract between you and the help you hire.

Fits: Subcontractor agreement · NDA

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Pitching investors

You're raising a round. Investors want to see the numbers.

Mutual NDA before the pitch deck goes out. What it covers, when to sign it, how long it lasts.

Fits: NDA (mutual)

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Buying equipment

You're buying equipment from another business.

Goods description, delivery terms, warranty, payment. The sales agreement that protects the buyer.

Fits: Sales agreement · Vendor agreement

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The same engine. Different shape per situation.

BizDraft asks different questions and writes different clauses depending on what you describe. The core mechanic is the same.

Right shape, right questions

An NDA intake doesn't look like a lease intake. BizDraft picks the right form, then asks the questions that matter for it.

State law follows you

Whatever you're drafting, BizDraft adjusts for the state — IP defaults, deposit caps, governing-law clauses, mandatory disclosures.

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Most users finish in under five minutes. The point of BizDraft is that the agreement is ready before you need it.

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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.