The Simple Way to Create & Send Contracts Online.

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Contracts & Payments

for people ( like you ) who hate contracts & payments.
That means they're crazy fast, delightfully simple and helpfully automated. Tech is cool... relationships are better. We've built every nook & cranny of Agree.com to help you set the stage for healthy relationships with the humans you work with. They aren't numbers and neither are you.

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We’ll do the heavy lifting on the business end, so you can get back out with the people you love working with. 
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Send your first contract in 2 minutes


We’ll do the heavy lifting on the business end, so you can get back out with the people you love working with. 

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Effortlessly.


Anxiety can creep in when you don't know what’s going on with a potential booking. Did they receive the contract, take a look, send their payment, etc?  Get notifications when clients view, sign and make payments on their contracts!
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Better Relationships
Better Business


Contracts are about Connection, not just Protection. They serve as the foundation for healthy relationships with your clients by setting clear expectations.
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Better Relationships
Better Business


Contracts are about Connection, not just Protection. They serve as the foundation for healthy relationships with your clients by setting clear expectations.

How it works


Can creating contracts actually be fun? Well...when you can create them in less than two minutes from anywhere in the world it sure frees you up to have a lot of fun.

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Flawlessly delivered to any device

Response contract layouts mean your clients never have to pinch, zoom and pan. Beautiful.

Digitally signed anytime, anywhere.

Your clients can sign simply on any device, so you can get booked and paid faster.

Personal billing & admin assistant.

We'll take care of setting up payment plans, tracking payments down, and more.

Get paid faster with direct deposits.

When you receive digital payments, we send the money to your bank the same day.*

Notifications keep you in the know.

Crush the anxiety. We'll let you know everything that happens with your contracts & payments.

Attorney approved contracts

Be confident that your contracts are legit. We had an attorney approve each clause.

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David Jay

FOUNDER and CEO

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By David Jay 01 Aug, 2023
Create a simple invoice in seconds.
By David Jay 06 Sep, 2022
It's never been easier for your clients to sign your contracts and get you paid - fast!
By Sarah Boston 08 Mar, 2021
Create contracts and send invoices in under a minute.
By Sarah Boston 08 Mar, 2021
Payment Plans are here!
By David Jay 10 Nov, 2019
Launching a small business is a lot like a scavenger hunt. In order to find success, you have to uncover and experience a series of scattered pieces to achieve the larger goal.  Communication is one of the fundamental skills required to put your business on the path to success. The best part about collecting all of the communication pieces to your small business scavenger hunt is that there aren’t that many. With just a few simple rules your business is guaranteed to find instant results and rewards, thanks to effective communication. 1. KNOW YOUR LIMITS In order to communicate with others, you must first understand your business inside and out. Who are you? What do you offer? Who is your target audience? What is the problem your brand helps them solve? How are you different? What processes are in place to maintain your boundaries and task efficiency? When I first started my business as a wedding photographer I had one major pain point: After working 6 hours on my feet I would always be the last vendor plated at the reception. This was problematic, because if the guests were all done with their dinner, then the DJ would go into toasts and I’d be expected to photograph that event, regardless of grumbling stomach and growing hanger. I quickly acknowledged that this problem needed to be resolved and that correction was in the form of educating my clients. At the end of each new client consultation I would educate the engaged couple on the importance of informing the venue and catering staff I would be plated at the same time as the wedding couple. That way we were eating in sync and then I would be recharged and ready for table photos and toasts when the couple was done eating. I also added this small, but important, topic to my contract and wedding day timeline so that the couple knew their expectation and the impact it would have on the wedding day timeline. Did I still have to wait on occasion? Yes, but it reduces the issue dramatically and my couples were never unhappy with me for the delay, because I set the expectation up front. Know your limits. What is most important to you, your business, and your personal life? Jot them on paper and incorporate them into your processes so your clients have clear understanding of your boundaries in every step of the client experience. 2. UNDER PROMISE, OVER DELIVER As a small business owner, you’re wearing a lot of hats. Trying to manage tasks, pay bills, juggle home life, and complete deadlines is a lot like having 10 departments in one role. Managing the stress of business ownership can be alleviated in leaps and bounds when we accept one basic truth: Under Promise, Over Deliver. Under Promise, Over Deliver. The key to any successful business model lies in this one mantra. When we give our clients clear and realist expectations up front, we can accommodate their needs and provide a better overall customer experience. When you go on a cruise and you book the cheapest cabin on board and they upgrade your booking to a balcony suite… They OVER DELIVERED! This is Marketing 101 and one of your best strategies for word of mouth referrals. When we set realistic expectations with our customers upfront we are increasing the likelihood of return business and that is the number one goal. 3. DOCUMENT EVERYTHING & ASSESS FREQUENTLY It’s always wise to build honest and strong relationships with your customers, but it wouldn’t be real life if ‘issues’ and miscommunications didn’t spring up from time to time. If you’re business is based on ongoing client communication across multiple platforms: face to face, phone, text, Skype, email, etc. it is always best to recap what was shared in your various conversations in email form. This gives the client the opportunity to agree with what was shared and acknowledges any outstanding tasks from both parties. It’s also encourages to keep a private record of communication and concerns for each client to ensure your business is safeguarded from problems down the road. As you begin to grow your small business, you will quickly learn to pivot your communication styles and systems to best align with your needs. There is significant value in taking a few moments each month and assessing how you could have communicated better, based on the trends of that previous month. Once you’ve nailed down these basic rules to communication you’ll be on constant alert looking for opportunities to educate your clients and improve your client experiences. Remember, don’t beat yourself up too bad, we are all growing together and there is a never-ending learning curve to the entrepreneurial life cycle. Good luck in your journey!
By David Jay 09 Nov, 2019
The secret to booking more clients
By David Jay 09 Nov, 2019
Marketing is hard, and if you’re new to the business world, it can seem especially intimidating! When you’re knee-deep in trying to run a small business, the last thing you want to think about is how to market yourself to potential clients. This is where word-of-mouth referrals can be a lifesaver. Since people tend to network within their own industries, the ability to tap into an entire audience with minimal effort on your end is priceless. So, what do you have to do? Provide an Exceptional Service If you’re good at what you do, people are likely to talk about it. You want to make such an impact, that your clients can’t resist telling others, and it’s the smallest details that make the biggest difference. Maybe your client said something off-hand about being unavailable Tuesday due to a relative’s surgery. Stepping away from business long enough to genuinely talk about those things that affect your clients on a personal level can mean everything. Are they well enough to be focused on the project on Wednesday, or should you push it off? Maybe you picked up on their favorite flower during a conversation, and are incorporating that essence into a photo or design, however applicable. When you provide a service, you’re dealing in people as well as in business. Everyone Loves a Good Deal Passing on information is much more fun when people can benefit from it. Offer existing clients the opportunity to earn a percentage off their future services when they refer someone, and offer a discount to newly-referred clients, too. If existing clients continually bring in new people, you can consider offering them additional discounts, special services, or even a unique thank you gift, as a way to acknowledge their referrals. There are many ways to reward word-of-mouth referrals and encourage people to keep talking about you! Put Yourself Out There If you’re looking for referrals, let your current clients know. Pass along business cards or emails that can be easily traded among colleagues and friends. A nudge to others that you’re looking to grow is likely to bring in business. It never hurts to ask. It’s a Two-Way street If you’re asking others to be a talking billboard, you should be willing to do the same. Maybe one of your clients offers a service that you know could be valuable to someone within your network. Refer people in your network to your clients who offer needed products and services. When you show that you’re willing to put in the footwork for someone else, the chances of the favor being returned improve. Say Thanks Offering gratitude is a win every time. Everyone wants to feel appreciated, and if a client or colleague has done you the favor of a word-of-mouth referral, the least you can do is send a thank you note. Someone took a moment to vouch for you and your business, and your gratitude will make continued loyalty more likely. It’s one thing to refer someone to a great business; it’s another to refer someone to a great person. Build strong relationships and deliver excellent service, and you’ll impress others enough to speak on your behalf.
By David Jay 09 Nov, 2019
As a wife, mother to 4 young babes, and a full-time traveling photographer I’ve learned first hand that it’s so important to have the workflow and “businessy” side of things taken care of so I can focus on my client’s experience and building a healthy relationship with them.A few years ago....somewhere between emailing agreements, formatting programs, scanning checks, post office visits, numerous back and forth emails with clients and then waiting for payment a certain level of stress worked it's way into my business that in essence started breaking down the client experience. Even the simple but mostly awkward moments of accepting a check at the end of our session shifted the experience back into business mode. I desperately needed two things to take my client experience and business to the next level...Balance and Ease.
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