Entire agreement clause for freelancers
An entire agreement clause: the signed contract replaces earlier emails, calls and proposals; changes must be in writing.
Entire agreement clause: copy and adapt
This agreement, including any statements of work and signed change orders, is the entire agreement between the parties about its subject and replaces all earlier proposals, emails and discussions. Any change must be made in writing and signed by both parties.
When to use it
In every contract. It stops 'but you said on the call…' from becoming part of the deal.
Variants by trade
Proposal included
The Provider's proposal dated [date] forms part of this agreement; if it conflicts with this agreement, this agreement prevails.
Email changes allowed
Changes to the timeline may be agreed by email; changes to fees or scope require a signed change order.
Frequently asked questions
What does an entire agreement clause do?
It makes the signed contract the complete deal, so earlier conversations don't add obligations.
Can we still change the contract later?
Yes, in writing and signed by both parties, for example with a change order.
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These clauses are general templates, not legal advice. Laws vary by country and state; for high-value or unusual deals, have a lawyer review your contract.