Free Contract Templates (Word & PDF)
Plain-English contract templates you complete in a few minutes, then download as an editable Word file or a PDF ready to sign.
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Payment Agreement
Someone owes money and will pay in installments.About 4 min · PDF · DOCX · XLSXStart →Room Rental Agreement
You are renting out a room in your home.About 8 min · PDF · DOCXStart →Rent-to-Own Contract
A tenant may buy the home they rent.About 10 min · PDF · DOCX · XLSXStart →Bill of Lading
You are handing freight to a carrier.About 5 min · PDF · DOCX · XLSXStart →How our contract templates work.
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A contract does not need to be long to be useful. What matters is that it names the parties correctly, describes exactly what each one promises, sets the money and the dates, and says what happens if something goes wrong. These contract templates are built around those essentials and written in plain English, so both sides can read and understand what they are signing.
Each contract opens in a generator. Instead of searching a blank document for the places to change, you fill in a short form: names, addresses, amounts, dates and a few choices, such as whether to include a late fee or a security deposit. Optional clauses switch on and off with a checkbox, and the preview shows the finished contract as you type. When it looks right, download it as a Word (DOCX) file to adjust the wording, or as a PDF to print and sign.
The collection covers the agreements small businesses, landlords and individuals use most: payment agreements and installment plans, room rental agreements, rent-to-own contracts and the bill of lading used as a contract of carriage for freight. Every template page includes a completed example, a step-by-step guide and an explanation of each clause.
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Contract law is set state by state, and some contracts have special formalities. These templates are general information only and are not legal advice; consult a licensed attorney in your state before relying on a contract for anything important.