A Word document and a bank transfer doesn’t look like a business.
You know you’re reliable. Your client doesn’t, not yet. All they’ve got to go on is what you send them.
A contract to print, sign, scan and email back says “hobby”. One they read online under your logo and sign in a minute says they’re dealing with a professional.
Sent, signed and stored with the booking.
Make the contract yours
Start from the DJ contract that’s already written. Draw your signature once and every contract goes out signed by you. Keep more than one, say weddings and corporate.
Send it, or let it ride along
Send it on its own from the booking, or include it in a brochure or proposal so they sign as they book. The link is personal to them, with no account or password.
They sign, you’re told
They read it online and sign with a finger or a mouse. The booking flips to Contract: Signed, and both of you can reopen or download the signed copy any time.
The paperwork, without the paper.
A DJ contract, already written
Open it, change the wording to suit you, and you’re done.
It fills itself in
Smart fields drop in the client’s name, the date, the venue, the services and the price.
Nothing blank gets signed
If a required detail is missing, usually the address, a short form collects it before anyone can sign.
The signature is recorded
The signed copy records the client’s name and the IP address they signed from, beside your own signature.
More than one contract
Keep separate templates for weddings, corporate or anything else, and pick one per event.
Always findable
The client can reopen it from their portal. You can download the PDF for your records.
“I’ve spent so much time in the past creating a booking on my database, emailing it, then amending once the deposit paid.”
Darren Tipples · verified Trustpilot reviewSigned, paid and in the diary.
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