From project to agreement
The same information carries forward, which is exactly why the document stays consistent with the work.
What the agreement includes
Each section is filled from your project — not a blank template.
Parties
The freelancer and client details, so it’s clear who the agreement is between.
Scope of work
The project description and deliverables, drawn from what you entered on the project.
Timeline
The start and delivery dates that define the schedule.
Payment schedule
The project value and milestone breakdown, matching the stages you set.
Revisions & changes
How revisions within scope, and changes beyond it, are handled.
Completion & general terms
Standard completion and general clauses to round out the document.
Signature lines
Printed signature blocks for both parties to sign the downloaded document.
Built separately vs. built from the project
When the agreement is built separately
- Scope is copied from another document
- Milestone values are retyped
- Dates can drift from the plan
- Later invoices may not match the terms
- A project change means another rewrite
When the agreement comes from the project
- Client context is already attached
- Scope comes from the project description
- Milestones stay aligned as the schedule
- The PDF reflects the same commercial details
- Later invoices follow the same structure
Generating the agreement
Add the client
The agreement’s parties come from the client on the project.
Define the project
Its description becomes the scope in the document.
Set milestones
These become the payment schedule.
Review the details
Check the project reads the way you intend before generating.
Generate the PDF
Remex assembles a structured agreement you can download.
A clearer document, not legal advice
Remex helps you produce a project agreement from the information you entered. It doesn’t provide legal advice or guarantee enforceability, and reviewing the terms — and adjusting them for your situation — stays with you.
What stays consistent
Instead of: Copying milestone amounts into a contract document
You can: Let the milestones you defined become the payment schedule
Instead of: Keeping several versions of the scope
You can: Generate the agreement from the same project description
Instead of: Rebuilding the document by hand each time
You can: Generate a structured PDF from the project you already set up
Where the agreement sits
Scope the project, generate the agreement, then invoice against the same milestones as the work proceeds.
Who this is for
Freelancers who want a clear written agreement for each engagement, drawn from the scope and milestones they already planned — without starting from a blank page.
Questions about agreements
Can I generate an agreement from a project?
Yes. Remex builds the agreement PDF from the client, project description, dates and milestones already on the project.
Does the agreement include milestones?
Yes. Your milestones appear as the payment schedule, and the project value is reflected there.
Can I download the agreement as a PDF?
Yes. The agreement is generated as a downloadable PDF.
Can I edit the project before generating the agreement?
Yes. The document reflects the current project details, so update the project first and then generate.
Does Remex provide electronic signatures?
No. The PDF includes printed signature lines for both parties to sign, but there is no built-in electronic signature or online acceptance flow.
Is the agreement legal advice?
No. Remex helps you produce a clear project agreement from your own information. It does not provide legal advice, and you are responsible for reviewing the terms.
Are client and freelancer details included?
Yes. Both parties’ details appear in the agreement’s Parties section.
Turn the scope you agreed into a document you can share
Generate the agreement from the project, and keep the terms aligned with the work.