FREE 10+ Agreement Contract Samples in PDF

There is a motto that goes: “There is nothing more likely to start disagreements among people or countries than an agreement.” While it might hold true to some people, we cannot agree more that for negotiations to work for both parties, there should be a mutual agreement between them. If not, there will be lingering resentment and disappointments if both parties do not meet each other’s expectations, and with that, no business will prosper. In this article, we will discuss the importance of a contract agreement and why it is a necessity that you should need to create for your own protection. 

10+ Agreement Contract Samples

1. Agreement Contract Template

2. Agreement Service Contract

3. Professional Services Agreement

3. Party Agreement Contract

4. Contract Serive Agreement

5. Purchase Agreement Contract

6. Sample Construction Contract Agreement

7. Service Level Contract Agreement Template

8. Contract Training Agreement Template

9. Consultancy Agreement Contract Template

10. Roommate Agreement Contract

11. Contractor Risk Agreement

What Is a Contract Agreement?

A contract agreement is a document that legally binds two parties that highlights their roles and responsibilities, as well as their rights as stipulated in clauses. Contract agreements are utilized in many industries when offering or negotiating business or services that are bound to be accepted by another party that has the capacity to enter into such. A contract agreement contains clauses such as liability, grounds for termination, non-disclosure, non-compete, copyright, and force majeure.

How to Make a Contract Agreement?

Is it your first time making a contract agreement? Even if you are not a lawyer or business major, you can make a contract agreement if you have the right materials and references, as well as a bit of knowledge of the industry you are working and negotiating with so you can make it effective. Here are some of the standard components you need to include in any contract agreement which you can read below. 

1. Basic Information

The first paragraph of your contract agreement is composed of basic information referring to you and the other party. Here is where you will write down names, addresses, designations, and contact information. If there are several people who are involved in the agreement, then you need to write them down too. In the last pages of the contract, you also need to include their ID card numbers to verify their identity in case you want to conduct a background check on them. 

2. Purpose

This is the next section of the contract agreement that should be the purpose of the document. Remember, there are many types of agreements and contracts in general, such as finance agreements, service agreements, business contracts, project agreements, school agreements, employment contracts, and many more. To set the tone of your contract agreement, you need to indicate its purpose. You can your sentence with “The purpose of this agreement is to authorize/construct/negotiate…”.

3. Scope of Work or Service

Another important part of the agreement is the scope of work or service. This part highlights what the other parties have made the negotiation for such as providing services, supplying products, constructing infrastructures, developing a system, and so forth. The scope of work also indicates the project timeline, roles, responsibilities, deliverables, project objectives, as well as the tasks that are to be performed. 

4. Payment, Benefits, and Compensation

In your contract agreement, details about payment, benefits, and compensation should not be neglected or skipped. In this section, you will need to indicate how much the other party should receive from you or vice versa when the payment should be made, and how the payment should be given (cash, ATM, or cheque). This is also where you need to write down benefits (if they are applicable) such as contributions to the social security system or medicare. 

A contract agreement is very essential if you want to ensure that your rights are protected, obligations will be met, and any tasks as indicated in the contract can be completed. Oral agreements may be alright, but you still need to have a written agreement in case you want to protect yourself from any negative consequences and disputes. Download our editable digitized contract agreement templates for all purposes by browsing through our available samples.