For your client projects
Client Services Agreement
Put your project scope, payment terms, and client expectations in writing.
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Attorney-drafted contract templates · Coming early 2027
Made in
Made in
the Garden.
Good work deserves clear agreements.
Thoughtful contract templates for service providers, coaches, consultants, and the people building something of their own.
From the founder of Citrus Legal.
Created by an attorneyBuilt around real business relationshipsLaunching early 2027
You care about your work.
Your agreements should reflect that.
Before a project begins or a contractor joins you, put the important details in writing. Start with an agreement designed for that relationship.
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For the way you work.
A focused collection of agreements and payment tools. Join the list for launch details.
For your expertise
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Bring clearer terms and a more consistent approach to conversations about payment.
Get launch detailsCollection preview. Illustrations are visual concepts, not product excerpts. Final contents and pricing will be published at launch.
A look inside the approachKnow what the words
Know what the words
are there to do.
Good terms start with practical questions. What’s included? When is payment due? Who owns the finished work? How does the relationship end?
Start by understanding the decisions behind the terms. Here’s an illustration of how a clause can be explained.
Be there when we openIllustrative example · Not a product excerpt
The agreement01 / Scope
What’s included.
The Service Provider will provide the services listed in [Schedule A]. Any additional work requires a written agreement describing the added work, fees, and timing.
The thinking behind it
Why it matters: A defined scope gives both sides a shared starting point for what the project includes.
What to decide: List the deliverables, identify what’s outside the scope, and decide how you’ll agree to changes.
Illustrative only, not legal advice or a statement about enforceability. This incomplete example is not a standalone agreement. Final products may differ.
When the shop opensA considered starting point.
A considered starting point.
A contract that needs your details.
01.
Find your fit.
Choose for the relationship your agreement needs to cover. Review the intended use before buying.
02.
Make it specific.
Review and customize the terms for your services, payments, and business.
03.
Know when to ask.
For individualized advice or tailored drafting, work with an attorney before using the agreement.
Meet the founder
Gabrielle CrawfordAttorney · Founder of Citrus Legal
Thoughtful contracts.
From an attorney.
The aim: make thoughtfully drafted contracts more accessible to business owners who value clear expectations.
Need advice or an agreement tailored to your business? Explore working with Citrus Legal separately.
Explore Citrus LegalBefore we openA few good
A few good
questions.
A few things to know about choosing a template.
When does Made in the Garden launch?
The shop is planned to open in early 2027. Join the launch list to hear when the first collection is available.
Who are the templates for?
Service providers, coaches, consultants, and business owners working with independent contractors. Each product page will explain its intended use.
Will I need to customize my template?
Yes. Review and customize your agreement for your business, services, payment arrangements, and applicable legal requirements.
Can I use these templates anywhere?
Legal requirements vary. Review each product’s intended use and limitations before buying. Ask an attorney if you’re unsure whether it fits your business.
Does buying a template make me a legal client?
No. A purchase does not create an attorney-client relationship or include individualized legal advice.
What if I need something tailored to my business?
Legal services are offered separately through Citrus Legal. Visit the firm to learn more.
How much will the templates cost?
Pricing and final product details will be available when the shop opens.
Opening early 2027Let’s put it
Let’s put it
in writing.
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