Pack 02 · Creative · 2026/27
Nine contracts that hold.
Plain English, current to the CDPA 1988.
Thirty day refund, no questions. Files yours to keep, VAT included.
Nine creative contracts and four supporting documents, each written to hold in plain English and aligned to the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988. Each contract makes the IP position explicit, licence or assignment, and carries a moral rights waiver where it assigns. Three companion tools sit alongside: a pricing calculator, the scope-creep response emails and a first invoice walkthrough.
Design, illustration, photography, videography, music, copywriting, web design and development, brand strategy and consulting, and a general creative services catch-all. Each sets who owns the work and how far the client may use it.
The model release form, the mutual non-disclosure agreement, the usage licence schedule and the invoice template, so consent, confidentiality, licence scope and payment terms are recorded in writing.
Deposit and kill-fee clauses, and an invoice template pre-filled with statutory interest and the fixed compensation bands under the Late Payment of Commercial Debts (Interest) Act 1998, so a late payer pays for it.
A pricing calculator as a spreadsheet, five scope-creep response emails tied to the contract clauses, and a first invoice walkthrough that runs from chase to the seven day letter before action.
| This pack | The credible equivalent | Their cost | Ours, once |
|---|---|---|---|
| Creative Contracts Pack | Rocket Lawyer UK membershiplegal document subscription | £420a year | £39Yours to keep |
Comparable price verified June 2026 from the supplier's own listing. Our price includes VAT.
A word processor and a spreadsheet app. The contracts are editable documents that open in Word, Pages or Google Docs, and the project fee calculator is a standard .xlsx that opens in Excel, Numbers or Google Sheets. You download the files and they're yours, no login, no subscription.
You get the updated files, free, in the same order line as your purchase. The contracts cite the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 in the footnotes, dated to the year, and the calculator keeps its figures in named cells, so when the law or a rate moves the update is a re-export, not a rewrite.
No. These are thorough, structured templates built to the CDPA 1988, with the statute cited so you can check the working. For a live dispute with real money on it, take the document to a solicitor. For the everyday contracting most creatives actually face, it's the file you would otherwise pay a lawyer far more to produce.
The boring admin, done.