





A written agreement beats a remembered one. This collection gathers AFFiNE's free contract templates — service agreements, NDAs, leases, freelance terms, and co-founder agreements — so the terms both sides agreed to exist somewhere findable.
Each template is an editable document: duplicate it, fill in the parties and terms, and export a clean PDF for signature. Sections cover the clauses each contract type usually needs, with plain-language notes on what to check before signing.
A note on scope: templates are starting points, not legal advice — local law adds requirements that vary by place and situation, so have significant agreements reviewed.
Pick the agreement you need below.
A signed contract is binding when it meets your jurisdiction's requirements; the template just supplies the structure. For routine agreements a well-filled template is standard practice — for high-stakes ones, spend the hour with a professional.
Offer, acceptance, consideration (something of value on both sides), capacity, and lawful purpose. Missing pieces — vague terms, unsigned drafts, impossible obligations — are what turn agreements into disputes.
Yes, and you should: delete clauses that do not apply, add ones your situation needs, and adjust definitions. An edited template both sides actually read beats boilerplate nobody did.