Service Agreement — Gig Work

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A clear short-form service agreement for one-off gig jobs, event setup, delivery, and on-demand work with defined scope, timing, and payment.

This gig work service agreement formalizes a short-term engagement between a service provider and client for a specific task or project. It helps both parties agree on scope, timing, fees, and cancellation terms for on-demand work.

When To Use

Use this template for moving help, event setup, delivery services, home repairs, photography sessions, or other single-day or short-duration service jobs that need a simple written agreement.

Template

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Example

SERVICE AGREEMENT — GIG WORK

Date: March 8, 2026

Service Provider:
Name: Alex Chen
Phone: (555) 123-4567

Client:
Name: Jennifer Martinez
Address: 405 Maple Street, Apartment 3B

Service:
Moving and furniture setup assistance

Tasks:
- Load and unload moving truck (furniture, boxes, appliances)
- Arrange furniture in new apartment
- Assembly of basic furniture pieces
- Cleanup of packing materials

Date and Time:
March 15, 2026
Start: 10:00 AM
End: 4:00 PM (approximately 6 hours)

Fee:
$360 total ($60 per hour)
Additional hours beyond 6: $65 per hour

Payment:
Payment due in full upon completion
Accepted: Cash or Venmo

Cancellation Policy:
- More than 2 days notice: Full refund
- Within 2 days: $100 non-refundable cancellation fee
- Same day: No refund

Service Provider Signature: Alex Chen
Date: March 8, 2026

Client Signature: Jennifer Martinez
Date: March 8, 2026

Frequently Asked Questions

What if the service takes longer than expected?

Include overage rates in the agreement so the client knows the hourly cost if the work extends beyond the estimate.

Who pays for materials if they're needed?

Clarify upfront whether materials are included in the fee, marked up, or charged separately with receipts.

What if the client cancels at the last minute?

Define a cancellation policy with specific cutoff times and refund or cancellation fee amounts.

Is the service provider insured?

Document whether the provider carries liability insurance, especially for services involving physical labor or property access.

What if damage occurs during the service?

Clarify liability limits and that the provider is not responsible for pre-existing damage or accidents caused by the client.

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