What's on it
- Change number, date, project and client
- What is changing and why
- Five lines for the cost of the change
- The price before, this change and the new price
- The effect on the schedule, and both signatures
One page, US Letter. The picture shows example details; yours opens empty.
Good to know
- It is a general-purpose form, not legal advice. Rules on what you may ask differ from place to place, so check the ones that apply to you.
- Get it signed before the extra work starts. A change agreed only by voice is the usual cause of a disputed bill.
- It refers to your original agreement rather than replacing it.
How to use it
- 1
Press the button. The template opens in the editor, empty.
- 2
Type into the boxes and tick what applies. Click any wording to change it, and add your logo or signature.
- 3
Download the finished PDF, or save it to your account to reuse.
