Set clear terms before the engagement begins. Cover scope, fees, confidentiality, and IP ownership in one document.
This business coach contract template is provided for informational purposes only. It is not legal advice. Tidybill does not guarantee that this template is suitable for any particular situation or enforceable in any particular jurisdiction. Before signing or relying on any contract, consult a qualified solicitor or attorney in your jurisdiction. Laws differ between countries and regions.
A business coach contract is a written agreement that defines the scope of the engagement, the fees, confidentiality obligations, and the ownership of any work product. Consulting contracts are important because engagements often involve access to sensitive business information and the line between advice and implementation can blur without clear documentation. This template is a starting point only and is not legal advice.
| Service | Typical Rate | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Business coaching session (60 min) | 150 | session |
| Monthly business coaching package (3 sessions) | 400 | month |
| VIP intensive day (6 hours) | 1200 | day |
| Group mastermind (monthly per member) | 250 | month |
| Business coaching programme (12 weeks) | 1500 | programme |
Send a business coach contract before any discovery call, workshop, or advisory work begins. Define the scope precisely: what questions will be answered, what deliverables will be produced, and what is explicitly out of scope. For advisory retainers, state how many hours or sessions are included per period and what happens to unused time. Include a strong confidentiality clause: consulting work often involves access to sensitive financial, operational, or strategic information. State that you are an independent contractor, not an employee, to avoid misclassification issues. Sign before starting. This template is not legal advice: review with a solicitor before use.