Templates
Music agreement templates
Every agreement keysig drafts, and what each one covers. Pick one, then fill it in and send it for signing.
- Simple Invoice template
Bill someone for your work, with what you did and when payment is due in writing.
- Management Agreement template
You have a manager, or you manage an artist. Covers what the manager handles, their cut, and what happens if you part ways.
- Mutual NDA template
You're sharing something private. Both sides agree to keep it that way.
- Producer Agreement template
Someone produced your track or you produced a track for someone. Covers the fee, the producer's share of what it earns, credit, and who owns the recording.
- Songwriter Agreement template
A writer is writing a song for you, or you are writing one for an artist. Covers what the writer contributes, how the credit reads, and registration.
- Split Sheet template
You wrote a song together. Puts who owns what share in writing while everyone still agrees.
- Sync License template
A film, show, ad, or game wants your music, or you're clearing music for your own production. Sets the fee, where it runs, and for how long.
- Video Appearance Release template
Someone's appearing in your video. Gets their okay, in writing, to film them and use the footage.
- Work for Hire Agreement template
You're paying someone to create something you'll own, or you're the one creating it. The creator gets paid, the client keeps all the rights.
- Session Musician Agreement template
You're hiring a session player, or you're the one being hired. Flat fee, clear credit, and the recording stays with whoever's paying.
- Featured Artist Agreement template
You're bringing a featured artist onto your track, or you're the feature. Covers the fee, royalty share, the "feat." credit, and promo rights.
- Sample Clearance Agreement template
Ask permission to use a sample. The recording and the song underneath it are two separate permissions, and this handles them as such.
- Live Performance Agreement template
You're playing a show, or you're the one booking it. The fee, the deposit, the schedule and what happens if it's cancelled, on one page.
keysig is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Every template is a starting point. Have a lawyer review any agreement that matters to you before you sign it.