A practical list of what a solo sitter's service agreement should cover, to print and work through while you write or review your own. Nothing here is saved or sent anywhere.
This is a checklist, not a contract. It lists the points a service agreement should cover; it does not contain agreement language, and it is not legal advice. Have a professional review your actual agreement, including how it should be worded, before you use it with clients. Requirements for service agreements can also vary by location.
Parties and contact details
Services and dates
Rates, early return and extension
Payment terms
Cancellation policy
Emergency vet authorization and spending cap
Key handling
House rules and access
Photo permission
Liability basics
Signatures and date
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