Custom Brand Agreement

Stop Waiting for Brands to Send You Their Paperwork

Have your own attorney-drafted contract ready to send before a brand even asks.

Lead With Your Own Contract

It's smart to take the initiative and reach out to potential brand partners. It's even smarter to already have your own contract ready to send the moment they show interest. That means you set the terms and look like a professional from the first email. You're also not stuck negotiating from a document someone else wrote in their own favor.

Custom Brand Agreement

$500

Custom Agreement Drafted Around How You Actually Work

Payment Terms, Usage Rights, Exclusivity, and More, All Tailored to You

Plain-English Explanation of Every Clause

Reusable for Every Brand You Pitch Going Forward

One Round of Revisions

Email Support Until Your Agreement Is Ready to Send

The Process

Step 01

Tell Me How You Work

Fill out a short intake form covering what your typical deals look like, deliverables, rates, usage rights you're comfortable with, and anything that's burned you before.

Step 02

Draft & Breakdown

I draft a custom contract around your business, not a generic template. A plain-English explanation of every clause comes with it, so you know exactly what you're sending.

Step 03

Revisions

You review the draft and send me your changes. I make one round of revisions, and I'm available by email until it's ready to send.

Step 04

It's Yours

The finished agreement is yours to send to the brands you pitch.

Common Questions

How long does this take?

You'll have your first draft, along with the plain-English breakdown, within 5 business days of when you sign my engagement agreement. Revisions after that typically wrap up within a few more days, depending on how much back-and-forth is needed.

What if a brand wants to change my terms?

That's a normal part of pitching your own agreement. If you need help pushing back on their changes or figuring out what's worth negotiating, that's exactly what Brand Deal Negotiation is for.

STOP LEAVING MONEY (AND RIGHTS) ON THE TABLE.

You put in the work to build an audience that brands want to work with. Let's make sure your contracts, your brand, and your bank account reflect that.