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Free tools for independent consultants.
The paperwork that makes a solo practice look like a firm — built in minutes, free, with no signup and no email gate. Use them as often as you like.
SOW Generator
Every client asks the same three questions before they sign — what exactly will you do, what will I get, and what will it cost? A statement of work answers all three on one page. Fill in the engagement and watch a polished, client-ready document build itself beside you — scope, deliverables, payment terms, and signatures — then download it as Word or PDF.
Build a statement of workEngagement Letter Generator
Before the work begins, most engagements need one thing on paper — a letter that confirms what you’ll do, over what period, and on what terms. Fill in the engagement and watch a warm, client-ready letter build itself beside you — purpose, term, fees, and the confidentiality and termination clauses a real agreement needs — then download it as Word or PDF.
Draft an engagement letterRetainer Agreement Generator
The best consulting revenue is the recurring kind — and it deserves better than a handshake. Structure the retainer your way — flat monthly, hours-included, or access — and watch a formal, client-ready agreement build itself beside you, with the renewal, unused-hours, and termination clauses a real retainer turns on. Then download it as Word or PDF.
Draft a retainer agreementService Agreement Generator
When a client sends your contract to their attorney, three sections come back with comments — who owns the work, what you warrant, and what happens after delivery. Most free templates cover the first and skip the other two. This one asks a question at each decision, explains what the answer means, and writes the clause. Works as an independent contractor agreement too.
Draft a service agreementMSA Generator
The second project for a client should not mean a second contract negotiation. A master service agreement settles the hard terms once — who owns the work, how far liability goes, what stays confidential — so every Statement of Work after it is a page about the work itself. Answer the questions, watch the agreement build beside you, download it as Word or PDF.
Draft a master service agreementRate Calculator
Price yourself the way an employee thinks about a salary — start from the income you want to take home, then work backward through the unbillable hours, overhead, and margin a business is supposed to make. The result is the hourly, daily, and weekly rate you actually need to charge, not a number you guessed.
Work out your rateMore free tools coming — discovery forms, proposal generators, and more.