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The problem
Every year, contractors write off thousands in unpaid invoices — not because the law won't help, but because their paperwork has no teeth. A plain invoice is a request. An iron-clad agreement is leverage.
When the collection terms are signed before the work starts, getting paid stops being a fight.
How it works
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The full customer agreement — five iron-clad terms written as real contract language, customized for your state or province.
Send it with every quote. When the terms are signed up front, collecting from customers is easy.
Inside the agreement
The reason “the cheque is in the mail” stops working. Customers who sign this don’t drift past the due date.
Turns “it’s not worth chasing” into “they’ll wish they’d just paid.” The clause that makes an unpaid invoice worth pursuing instead of writing off.
Gives you leverage that doesn’t depend on lawyers, threats, or waiting. When a customer understands what’s in this clause, the payment conversation gets very short.
Ends the endless dispute game. There’s a fair window for legitimate complaints, and then it’s over. No more arguing about work from last spring.
Closes the most expensive loophole in contracting: the casual job-site promise. After this clause, your paper trail does the talking.
Coverage
All 50 US states plus Washington DC, and all 13 Canadian provinces and territories. Pick yours and the agreement rewrites itself to match local law.
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Please note: the billing terms, interest rates, deadlines, and lien information provided through this tool are general legal information presented in their current form — not legal advice. Laws change and every situation is different. Check with a licensed lawyer in your province or state before acting on any deadline, filing a lien, or taking any collection action against a person who owes you money.