Good news: You don’t need to hire a lawyer to draft a standard contractor agreement. While clients will often have their own version, it’s a good idea to have a contract with your terms spelled out, such as payment schedule, handling expenses, responsibilities, and due dates.
We get it. If you aren’t punching a time clock for work, tracking your hours can become a tedious and tricky task. Fortunately, we have two simple solutions—a free app and a printable spreadsheet.
Time tracking app: The free app, Clockify, categorizes by projects, marks billable hours, and sends reports to clients for review.
So, you’re ready to get paid. While some companies will require specific invoice forms, you’ll want to have a basic invoice ready to submit for payment for any job.
