Why This Site Exists
Most freelancers get the same rigged choice. On one side, a free template off Google that is so generic you rewrite half of it and still are not sure what protects you. On the other, a $495 lawyer-drafted template you cannot justify before the first invoice has even cleared.
SoloAdmin is the middle the market hides. We curate and annotate the exact protection clauses the expensive template shops build their contracts around, a deposit, payment on delivery, a revision cap, a scope boundary, a kill fee, IP that transfers only on payment, and a late fee, then write them in plain English so you can read them, understand them, and send them today.
We have been the freelancer who skipped the contract, ate the loss, and swore never again. So we built the documents we wish we had. The goal is simple: stop getting burned, look professional, and feel protected, without paying a lawyer.
What we will never do is pretend a template makes you bulletproof. A good contract does most of its work before any dispute. It sets expectations, takes a deposit up front, and filters out the clients who were never going to pay. We tell you honestly where a lawyer should review it for your situation, every time.
What We Cover
Plain-English, practical writing for the team of one:
- Freelance contracts and protective clauses — what to include, the clauses that actually protect you, and how to send one in ten minutes.
- Handshake and verbal agreements — whether they are binding, why proving them is the hard part, and the cheaper fix.
- Statements of work and scope — defining the deliverable so scope creep has somewhere to stop.
Browse it all on the blog.
How We Make Money
The free clauses are free, and they always will be. When you want the whole thing, the Freelance Contract Pack is a one-time $7, a master agreement plus six service-specific versions, annotated and fill-in-the-blank.
No subscription. No affiliate upsell ladder dressed up as a curriculum. We keep the price low on purpose, so a freelancer landing client one can afford to be protected. Trust first, revenue second.
Why .my?
The .my reads as “MY”, as in “my solo admin.” It is a personal branding play, not a location.
Contact
Have a question, a correction, or a partnership inquiry? Use the contact page, or email [email protected].
The documents on this site are templates and general information, not legal advice. For a high-stakes or unusual engagement, have a lawyer review anything before you rely on it.
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