A single, customizable contract template for when you want to make sure you own the rights to anything your contributors have created for you.
Whether you've brought in an editor to revise your book's manuscript or a graphic designer to build out a workbook for your online course, you don't own the rights to what they create unless there's a signed, written document that says so.
Yes, even if you pay them.
That's where an IP Rights Agreement comes in.
This contains legal terms like contributor's role and what they're creating (or already created), protection for your confidential information, and clear language that makes sure you own all of the rights tointellectual property they create in connection with your project.
What you get:
✔️IP Rights Agreement. (Also known as a Work-for-Hire Agreement.) Think of this as the contract you'll send out to contributors before they get started, even if they have their own contract. (It can also apply retroactively.)
✔️Dynamic and Mess-Up-Proof. The quick Q&A format will have you filling out your contract in minutes, not hours.
✔️Use it Over and Over Again. Download this template to access it again and again.
