Website Rental & Legal Details
Published on April 8, 2014
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I build websites for local clients and it's somewhat of a joint venture with a family member.
He does the selling and I do the building, so with that being said I do not handle any of the contracts or legal agreements. Over the past few months I've come to realize that it's a huge pain getting content off the clients.
I set-up jotoforms for them to fill out and give me details etc. Send emails, but it's like they're in no hurry and will give you a little bit at a time. Client doesn't pay until the site is finished too.
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Website Rental
So I've decided to start/try a website rental business on my own. However this time I want to setup a PayPal subscription. This way if a business wants to rent a website they pay for the first month in the very beginning.
If they take several week to provide me with the content then it's not a huge deal because they're paying monthly.
Legal Stuff
What I need help with is the legal details, I do have a few website design contact/agreement someplace and I'm sure I'll be able to edit them to work for rental website.
Do I need to have the business owner sign a contract in person or anything like that?
If I publish a website rental agreement on my site and have a link in the footer and maybe above the PayPal button is that all I need do?
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