Freelancers collaborate without any legal protection.
A handshake and good intent have ended more freelance partnerships than bad work ever has. FreWork gives you the legal rails to collaborate safely.
What typically happens without a contract:
Available Templates
Available contract templates
Professional-grade agreements for every freelance collaboration scenario.
Revenue Split Agreements
When two or more freelancers work together on a paid project, who gets what? Define it before work begins — not after a dispute starts.
- Percentage-based splits
- Milestone payment structures
- Dispute resolution clauses
- Clear payment timelines
IP Ownership Templates
Who owns the work when it's done? This is the most common source of freelancer disputes — and one of the easiest to prevent with the right agreement upfront.
- Creator rights definition
- Usage licences
- Transfer terms
- Attribution rules
Collaboration Contracts
Multi-party agreements for cross-department projects. Define roles, deliverables, timelines, and exit terms before anyone builds anything.
- Role and responsibility definitions
- Deliverable specifications
- Timeline agreements
- Exit and termination clauses
NDA Templates
Non-disclosure agreements for sensitive client projects, proprietary ideas, or confidential collaboration discussions. Protect what's yours.
- Confidentiality terms
- Duration and scope limits
- Breach penalties
- Exceptions and carve-outs
How it works
From zero to signed agreement in minutes, not days.
Choose template
Select the contract type that fits your collaboration scenario.
Customise
Fill in project-specific details — parties, scope, terms, revenue split.
Review together
Share the draft with your collaborator and agree on final terms.
Sign digitally
Both parties sign. You both have a legally binding document on file.