FREELANCE DESIGN SERVICES AGREEMENT

1. Scope of Work

Designer agrees to provide design services to Client as discussed and agreed upon via email or other written communications. This may include logo design, branding, or other creative work. Specific deliverables, timelines, and revisions will be defined in writing prior to the start of the project.

2. Timeline

Work will begin and proceed according to the schedule agreed upon with the Client in written communications. Designer will provide estimated milestones for review and feedback.

3. Compensation

Designer’s rate and payment terms will be agreed upon in writing prior to the start of work. Payment is due according to the schedule set forth in those communications.

4. Revisions & Additional Work

The project includes revisions as reasonably necessary to achieve the agreed-upon deliverables. Any additional work or revisions beyond the original scope, as determined by the Designer, will be billed at the Designer’s standard rate and must be approved by the Client in writing before proceeding.

5. Client Responsibilities

Client agrees to provide timely feedback, approvals, and any reference materials or guidance necessary to complete the project.

6. Ownership & Usage Rights

Upon full payment, Client will receive rights to the final approved work as outlined in written communications. Designer retains the right to showcase the work in portfolios, websites, and social media for self-promotion unless otherwise requested in writing.

7. Cancellation

Either party may cancel this Agreement at any time with written notice. Completed work up to the cancellation date will be billed accordingly.

8. Limitation of Liability

Designer is not responsible for:

  • Trademark searches or legal clearances

  • Errors by third-party vendors

  • Any financial or business losses resulting from the use of the design

9. Entire Agreement

This Agreement, together with any details discussed and agreed upon via email or other written communications, represents the full understanding between the parties. Amendments must be made in writing.