How to write your Web Development Contract (Developer Centered) (Canada)
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Use cases for this template
NovaMart hires BlueOak Digital to launch a payments-ready storefront
The Challenge
NovaMart wanted a rapid e-commerce rollout with Visa APIs, including x-pay token and shared secret encryption set up through visa developer resources, while avoiding scope creep caused by assumed default requirements; the developer-centered contract set milestones, IP boundaries, and a 30-day conformance warranty, but the team still needed developer onboarding assets, API security documentation, and test plans before they could begin working with APIs at scale.
The Solution
BlueOak Digital executed the legal contract and used Proposal Kit to produce supporting documents: an onboarding guide, an API integration plan detailing the certificate signing request steps via a csr wizard, and a risk-and-compliance appendix; the AI Writer generated a proposal, a phased test strategy, and environment cutover reports, while automated line-item quoting translated contract milestones into transparent cost stages that NovaMart's CFO could approve.
The Implementation
A full-stack developer pod coordinated with UX UI design to map checkout flows and token handling, configured credentials in staging and production, documented rate limits, and validated each integration against the Specifications; Proposal Kit templates kept change orders and acceptance criteria consistent, and the developer center playbooks ensured secure credential custody and repeatable builds across environments.
The Outcome
NovaMart signed acceptance on schedule, launched without payment regressions, and used the warranty window for minor fixes; the clear use cases, documented with Proposal Kit, cut UAT rework, and the transparent line-item quoting minimized disputes over additional features, creating a stable baseline for new APIs and future agentic commerce pilots.
Harbor & Pine Logistics modernizes tracking with QuantaLex's analytics portal
The Challenge
Harbor & Pine needed a unified dashboard pulling shipment data from multiple APIs with strict rate limits and vendor SLAs, while ensuring the developer retained software IP under the contract and the client preserved rights to its data and media; leadership also sought business legal help from local small business development centers through SBDC programs to understand indemnities and acceptance obligations.
The Solution
QuantaLex finalized the agreement and turned to Proposal Kit for supporting materials: a master statement of work, a change control plan to prevent assumed default requirements, and a training curriculum; the AI Writer drafted a data governance report, UAT scripts, and a stakeholder communication brief, and line-item quoting provided milestone-based invoicing for a forecasting module and a later UX UI design refresh.
The Implementation
QuantaLex mapped integrations in a developer center workbook, established environment isolation, and documented credential rotation; Proposal Kit templates standardized notices, acceptance forms, and release notes, enabling the team to reconcile mid-project scope shifts quickly through signed addenda before writing code, while working with APIs for geocoding, telemetry, and billing.
The Outcome
The project hit its delivery window, acceptance was signed without dispute, and the fee schedule matched completed milestones; Harbor & Pine gained real-time ETA visibility and a clean audit trail, and the consistent Proposal Kit documents reduced change-order friction and preserved the contract's IP and branding requirements.
Aurora Guild pilots agentic commerce with Nimbus Forge Studio
The Challenge
Aurora Guild envisioned a marketplace where digital agents negotiated orders using trusted agent protocol patterns, but the team worried about certificate management, identity, and how to capture use cases without inflating scope; they also had to align UX UI design with branding provisions in the developer-centered contract.
The Solution
Nimbus Forge executed the contract, then used Proposal Kit to assemble a supporting suite: an agentic commerce whitepaper, a developer onboarding kit, and detailed acceptance criteria; the AI Writer produced a sandbox strategy, security threat model, and an experiment plan for A/B flows, while line-item quoting split costs for discovery, prototype, and production hardening.
The Implementation
Engineers configured a certificate signing request via a CSR wizard, documented token flows, and staged identity APIs behind feature flags; Proposal Kit templates captured change orders, domain setup checklists, and post-acceptance maintenance notes, keeping the team aligned as they iterated on working with APIs and refined the marketplace's developer center guidelines.
The Outcome
Aurora Guild launched a controlled pilot with measurable conversion gains, signed acceptance confidently, and retained a reusable documentation stack; the clear ordering of milestones and Proposal Kit's supporting documents cut approval cycles and made it easier to prepare for scale-out and additional integrations.
Abstract
This agreement sets the business rules for a website built between a customer and a developer. It uses defined Schedules for payment terms, specifications, materials, and notices. Scope is controlled by written Specifications; anything not captured as assumed default requirements should be added by mutual written change. Delivery dates are estimates tied to milestones, not time-of-the-essence deadlines.
The build process relies on clear Specifications, developer onboarding, and commercially reasonable effort. Projects often include working with APIs such as payment, identity, and analytics platforms. Examples include integrating a developer center resource like Visa Developer and Visa APIs using an x-pay token with shared secret encryption, setting up a certificate signing request via a CSR wizard, or enabling trusted agent protocol patterns for agentic commerce. These integrations sit alongside UX UI design and full-stack developer tasks.
Compensation includes a nonrefundable initial payment for planning and setup, followed by milestone payments in Schedule A. If payments are missed, the developer may suspend or disable the site, retain funds, charge interest, and pursue remedies. All changes require written approval as addenda. Acceptance ends the term.
Intellectual property terms are developer-centered. The developer retains ownership of software, code structures, and materials, while the customer retains rights to its own content and may hold copyright in the agreed delivered version upon full payment. Confidentiality applies to specifications and development documents.
The developer may place trademarks or logos on the site and may use the site for promotional purposes. Domain names are registered in the customer's name, and the developer acts as an independent contractor.
A limited 30-day warranty covers conformance to Specifications; there is no guarantee of error-free operation across all platforms. Liability is limited to amounts paid, and the customer provides indemnification for third-party claims related to content and products. Force majeure, notices, and governing law provisions are standard. For business legal help, many organizations consult counsel or engage small business development centers using SBDC programs.
Use cases include an e-commerce rollout with Visa APIs, a SaaS dashboard using multiple APIs, a UX UI redesign, or a fintech pilot exploring agentic commerce.
Proposal Kit can streamline this process with document assembly, automated line-item quoting, an AI Writer to build supporting documents like specifications and onboarding checklists, and an extensive, easy-to-use template library.
Beyond scope, payments, and IP, this contract provides tight controls that matter to business teams. Acceptance is formalized; once both parties sign the acceptance form, the term ends. All changes become written addenda, which helps curb scope creep where assumed default requirements might otherwise slip in.
The developer may place trademarks or logos on the live site and promote the work. If the developer can no longer maintain the site, the customer receives non-exclusive rights to use materials, excluding non-transferable licenses. The customer may not assign or alter the site without consent. Domain names are registered in the customer's name, and the customer handles renewals. Notices must be in writing, force majeure excuses delays, and prevailing parties can recover legal fees. The equipment and access the customer provides are part of enabling delivery.
Operationally, plan early for content ownership, third-party licenses, and developer onboarding. When working with APIs, outline credentials, rate limits, and security in the Specifications. Examples include using a developer center like Visa Developer to set up Visa APIs with an x-pay token, shared secret encryption, and a certificate signing request initiated through a CSR wizard.
Define use cases and test data, and map environments for staging and production. Given the 30-day conformance warranty and no guarantee across all platforms, run focused UAT against the Specifications, not vague expectations. This structure helps a full-stack developer coordinate backend integrations, UX UI design, and deployment timelines.
Practical applications include an e-commerce gateway using Visa APIs, a marketplace adopting trusted agent protocol patterns for agentic commerce, a SaaS platform consolidating multiple APIs, or a mentorship portal supported by small business development centers through SBDC programs. Each benefits from explicit milestones, acceptance criteria, and payment schedules.
Proposal Kit can help teams assemble this paperwork efficiently. Use document assembly to generate a master agreement with Schedules, automated line-item quoting for milestone billing, and the AI Writer to write Specifications, onboarding checklists, API integration plans, and change orders. Its extensive template library supports consistent statements of work, acceptance certificates, and payment terms, improving clarity and ease of use for both business sponsors and developers.
Additional provisions in this agreement shape risk, branding, and operations. The nonrefundable initial payment covers proposal and preparatory work; missed milestone payments trigger strong remedies, including disabling the site, transferring contents to another customer, and charging 2% monthly interest (26. 8% annually).
Severability keeps the rest of the contract intact if a clause is unenforceable, and headings do not affect interpretation. Dollars specifies Canadian currency. The term ends upon a signed acceptance, though obligations that naturally survive (confidentiality, IP, indemnities) continue.
Brand attribution is explicit. The developer's trademarks and copyright notices remain on the front and links pages, and the developer may cross-link and promote the work. Photographs and media contributed by the developer are licensed to the customer only for use on the customer's site and can be revoked if the agreement is breached.
The customer cannot assign, sell, or modify the site without consent. If the developer cannot continue maintenance, the customer receives a non-exclusive right to use materials, excluding non-transferable third-party licenses.
Operational safeguards are clear. Specifications and development documents are Confidential Information, with a carve-out for what the public can see. The developer is an independent contractor and bears tax obligations.
The customer agrees to provide agreed hardware/software and to protect the site from unauthorized access; the developer disclaims responsibility for downtime, lost files, or improper links. Governing law, jurisdiction, written notices (Schedule D), and fee-shifting for the prevailing party set the litigation posture.
For teams working with APIs, plan credential custody, environment isolation, and support windows within the Specifications to avoid assumed default requirements. Typical integrations include a developer center such as Visa Developer for Visa APIs using an x-pay token, shared secret encryption, and a certificate signing request initiated through a CSR wizard. Define use cases for agentic commerce or trusted agent protocol patterns and align UX UI design with attribution requirements.
Proposal Kit can help assemble contracts with embedded Schedules, automate line-item quoting aligned to milestones, and use its AI Writer to produce supporting materials like API integration briefs, acceptance criteria, risk registers, and change orders. Its template library also streamlines notices, domain setup checklists, and onboarding packets, giving full-stack developer teams and sponsors a consistent, easy-to-use framework.
How do you write a Web Development Contract (Developer Centered) (Canada) document? - The Narrative
WEB SITE DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT (the "Agreement")
WHEREAS, the Developers have experience and expertise in the development of web sites;
AND WHEREAS, the Customer agrees to have the Developers develop a web site for it;
AND WHEREAS, the Developers agrees to develop the Customer's web site on the terms and conditions set forth herein (the "Web Site").
NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual promises and covenants hereinafter set out the parties agree as follows:
Interpretation
1 Definitions
As used herein, the following terms shall have the following meanings;
"Customer" shall mean "Company Name". "Developers" shall mean "Company Name". "Material" shall mean all of the Developers' and third parties' material described in Schedule C.
"Specifications" shall mean for the purpose of each separate contract the specifications as set out and agreed to by the parties, and any amendments thereto, as attached hereto as Schedule B. "Web Site" shall mean the web site developed according to the Specifications. "Web Site Milestone" shall mean a milestone in the development of the Web Site as set out in the Specifications and Payment Terms.
2 Schedules
The following are the Schedules attached hereto and are incorporated by reference into this agreement:
Schedule A - Payment Terms and other conditions for the development of the Web Site. Schedule B - Specifications that are applicable to the Web Site. Schedule C - List of material owned by Developer and third parties.
Schedule D - Addresses specified for the parties to this Agreement.
3 Invalidity of Provisions
Save and except for any provisions or covenants contained herein which are fundamental to the subject matter of this Agreement (including without limitation, those that relate to the payment of monies), the invalidity or unenforceability of any provision or covenant hereof or herein contained shall not affect the validity or enforceability of any other provision or covenant hereof or herein contained and any invalid provision or covenant will be deemed to be severable.
4 Headings
The insertion of headings is included solely for convenience and reference and is not intended to affect the construction or interpretation of this Agreement nor are the headings intended to be full or accurate descriptions of the contents hereof.
5 Dollars
All amounts referenced herein shall mean currency of Canada.
Term
Except for the obligations of the parties that shall survive completion of the development work of the Web Site by the Developers, unless terminated earlier in accordance with the termination and default provisions in the Agreement, the term of this Agreement shall be for the duration of the works to be completed as referenced herein and the Web Site is delivered to the Customer for its use. Agreement changes must be approved by both parties in writing and will be considered addendums to the Agreement. The Agreement shall be deemed terminated when an Acceptance form is signed by both parties.
Compensation - Contract Price
Upon the execution of this Agreement the Customer agrees that it shall pay to the Developers the agreed upon sum of Total Payment Amount in cash, bank draft, certified funds, or credit card payment, as applicable, which is agreed and understood to be non- refundable in the event of termination or cancellation of this Agreement, consideration referred to in this section is for the Developers' initial development, proposal and other preparatory works which is agreed to by the parties as necessary to this Agreement, of which said amount upon completion of the Web Site, shall represent a partial payment towards the total contract amount. Upon the Developers completing each Web Site Milestone, the Customer shall pay to the Developers such amount representing a percentage of the total contract price, as specified in Schedule A, and thereafter in the same percentage at each Milestone as set out in the Schedule A to this Agreement.
In the event that the Customer fails to make any of the scheduled Web Site Milestone payments by the deadlines set forth in Schedule A, the Developers reserve the sole and exclusive right, but are not obligated, to retain all monies paid to date without refund, and all Materials related to the development of the Web Site, notwithstanding the Web Site has not been completed and to pursue any and all legal and other remedies at its disposal, including, but not limited to the following:
To terminate the Agreement and retain all monies paid to date,. To pull, disable, disassemble, block, or otherwise make unusable the Web Site and associated links, without notice to the Customer and to retain full and complete ownership thereof,. To transfer the Web Site contents to another Customer for valuable consideration,. To commence legal action for damages and/or injunctive relief, and all legal costs, on a solicitor and customer basis, and.
To charge the Customer interest at a rate of 2% per month or 26. 8% per year on amounts outstanding.
Terms and Conditions
1 Development of Web Site
The Developers agree to develop the Web Site according to the terms listed in Schedule A, attached hereto.
2 Specifications
The Developers agree to develop the Web Site pursuant to the specifications set forth in Schedule B attached hereto (the "Specifications").
3 Delivery of Web Site
The Developers will use commercially reasonable efforts and reasonable diligence in the development of the Web Site and endeavor to deliver to the Customer a Web Site in accordance with the Specifications by Delivery Date. Notwithstanding the aforesaid delivery date, the Customer acknowledges and agrees, that this delivery deadline, and the corresponding progress payments thereto as listed in Schedule A, are estimates, and are not "time of the essence" required delivery dates. Where commercially reasonable, the Customer and the Developers will revise delivery schedules, acknowledged by the parties in writing.
4 Proprietary Ownership Rights
The Customer agrees that the Web Site is and remains the exclusive property of the Developers and that the Developers shall retain title to and hold all rights, and interest in and to all software developed by the Developers and the Web Site and copies thereof, as may be applicable, notwithstanding the granting of any license in respect of the use thereof. The Customer acknowledges that it receives no title or ownership rights in or to any of the intellectual property rights in the software.
Specifically, but without limitation, the Customer agrees that the Developers shall hold all right, title, and interest in and to:
All text, graphics, animation, audio components, and digital components of the Web Site (the "Content"),. All interfaces, navigational devices, menus, menu structures or arrangements, icons, help and other operational instructions, software and all other components of any source or object computer code that comprises the Web Site,. All literal and non-literal expressions of ideas that operate, cause, create, direct, manipulate, access, or otherwise affect the Content, and.
All copyrights, patents, trade secrets, and other intellectual or industrial property rights in the Web Site or any component or characteristic thereof. The Customer further agrees that it shall not do anything that may infringe upon or in any way undermine Developers' right, title, and interest in the Web Site, as described in this paragraph. The Customer shall retain all of its intellectual property rights in any text, images or other components it provides to the Developers for use in the Web Site.
The Customer shall hold the copyright for the agreed upon version of the Web Site as delivered, and the Customer's copyright notice may be displayed in the completed Web Site, upon receipt of payment by the Developers of all amounts due and owing to the Developers under this Agreement.
5 Confidentiality
Without limiting the above, the Customer and the Developers acknowledge and agree that the Specifications and all other documents and information related to the development of the Web Site provided by the Developers (the "Confidential Information") are confidential and constitutes valuable trade secrets of the Developers. The Customer shall keep the Confidential Information in confidence and shall not, at any time during or after the term of this Agreement, without the Developers' prior written consent, disclose or otherwise make available to anyone, either directly or indirectly, all or any part of the Confidential Information. Excluded from the "Confidential Information" definition is anything that can be seen by the public on the Web Site when each page of the Web Site is first accessed. The performance by the Customer of the foregoing obligations is a condition to the Developers developing the Web Site for the Customer and the use thereof by the Customer.
Limited Warranty and Limitation on Damages
The Developers warrant the Web Site will conform to the Specifications as set out herein for a period of 30 days from acceptance. If the Web Site does not materially conform to the Specifications, the Developers shall be responsible to correct the Web Site without unreasonable delay, at the Developers sole expense and without charge to the Customer, to bring the Web Site into material conformance with the Specifications. This warranty shall be the exclusive warranty available to the Customer in respect of the Web Site conforming to the Specifications, regardless of whether any remedy set forth herein fails of its essential purpose or otherwise. The Customer hereby waives any other warranty, condition or representation, express or implied, statutory or otherwise, including, without limitation, any implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose.
The Customer acknowledges that the Developers do not represent or warrant that the Web Site will work on all platforms, or that the Web Site will be error free, or that the Developers will be able to achieve fixes or workarounds for every problem or error discovered. The Customer acknowledges that the Developers are not responsible for the results obtained by the Customer on the Web Site. Under no circumstance will the Developers be liable to the Customer for any claim for damages of any kind, direct or indirect, special, incidental, consequential, punitive or tort damages (including negligence), whether resulting from loss of use, delay of delivery, loss of data, loss of anticipated profits, loss of business, non-operation or increased expense of operation, or otherwise and agrees that its sole and exclusive remedy for damages (either in contract or tort) is the return of the consideration paid to Developers as set forth in Schedule A and in no event shall the Developers total cumulative liability hereunder from all causes of action of any kind, exceed the total amount paid by the Customer to the Developers.
The Customer further agrees to indemnify the Developers from and against any loss, claim, liability, damage, cost or expense, including legal fees, payable to any person or entity arising out of the use of the Web Site.
Independent Contractor
The Developers agree that they are retained as independent contractors and not as employees, associates, joint-venture partners or legal representatives of the Customer. It is the intention of the parties that the Developers will be fully responsible for payment of all withholding taxes, including, but not limited to; their own provincial and federal income taxes, Canada Pension Plan on all compensation earned and paid under this Agreement. The parties agree that the Customer will not withhold or pay any income tax, Workers' Compensation Board Assessments, contributions or any other similar charges in respect of the Developers' personnel, and any other payroll taxes on the Developers' behalf.
The Developers understand and agree that they will not be entitled to any employee benefits that the Customer provides for its employees generally or to any statutory employment benefits, including without limitation, company pension plans, profit sharing plans, worker's compensation, or employment insurance. The Developers agree to indemnify the Customer for any and all claims made by any lawful government authority for all statutory withholding taxes and deductions not paid by the Developers and claimed against the Customer for monies paid pursuant to this Agreement, and remitted thereto by the Customer to such authority or claims against the Customer from the Developers' partners, associates and employees.
Equipment
The Customer agrees to make available to the Developers, for the Developers' use in performing the services required by this Agreement, such items of hardware and software as the Customer and the Developers may agree are reasonably necessary for such purpose.
General Provisions
1 Entire Agreement
This Agreement constitutes the entire agreement between the parties pertaining to the subject matter hereof and supersedes all prior agreements, understandings, negotiations and discussions, whether oral or written of the parties, and there are no warranties, representations or other agreements between the parties in connection with the subject matter except as specifically set out herein. No supplement, modification, amendment, waiver or termination of this agreement will be valid or binding unless executed in writing by the parties.
2 Proper Law of Contract
This agreement shall be governed by the Laws of the Province of State and the laws of Canada applicable therein, without regard to choice of law principles. The parties further agree and understand that notwithstanding any regulations, rulings or conventions under any Conflict of Laws in any jurisdiction, that regardless of where the contract is executed and entered into, the parties have agreed that the laws of the Province of State and Canada, as applicable, shall govern this contract. The parties hereby agree to attorn to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of the Province of State for the commencement of any action hereunder, other than applications for injunctive relief.
3 Binding Effect
This Agreement shall be binding upon and enure to the benefit of the Customer and the Developers and their respective successors and assigns, provided that the Developers may not assign any of his obligations under this Agreement without the Customer's prior written consent.
4 Waiver
The waiver by either party of any breach or failure to enforce any of the terms and conditions of this Agreement at any time shall not in any way affect, limit, or waive such party's right thereafter to enforce and compel strict compliance with every term and condition of this Agreement.
5 Good Faith
Each party represents and warrants to the other that such party has acted in good faith, and agrees to continue to so act, in the negotiation, execution, delivery, performance, and any termination of this Agreement.
6 Ownership of Photographs
The Developers may use some of their own photographs and other media for the Web Site. The Developers retain all right, title and interest in such photographs and other media and hereby grant the Customer a non-exclusive right to use those photographs and media, and only on the Customer's Web Site. Customer's right to use of Materials will be revoked if the Agreement is breached.
7 No Right to Assign
The Customer has no right to assign, sell, modify or otherwise alter the Web Site, except upon the express written advance approval of the Developers, which consent can be withheld for any reason.
8 Indemnification
The Customer warrants that everything it provides the Developers to put on the Web Site is legally owned or licensed to the Customer. The Customer agrees to indemnify and hold the Developers harmless from any and all claims brought by any third party relating to any aspect of the Web Site, including, but without limitation, any and all demands, liabilities, losses, costs and claims including attorney's fees arising out of injury caused by the Customer's products/services, material supplied by the Customer, copyright infringement, and defective products sold via the Web Site.
9 Use of Web Site for Promotional Purposes
The Customer grants the Developers the right to use the Web Site for promotional purposes and/or to cross-link it with other Web Sites developed by the Developers. The Customer shall take reasonably appropriate measures to protect the Web Site from unauthorized access, theft or use of Materials.
10 No Responsibility for Loss
The Developers shall have no responsibility for any third party accessing, using or taking all or any part of the Web Site. The Customer shall take reasonably appropriate measures to protect the Web Site from unauthorized access, theft or use of Materials. The Developers are not responsible for any down time, lost files, improper links or any other loss that may occur in the operation of the Web Site.
11 Legal Fees
In the event any party to this Agreement employs a lawyer to enforce any of the terms of the Agreement, the prevailing party shall be entitled to recover its actual legal fees and costs, including expert witness fees, on a solicitor and customer basis.
12 Identification of Developers
The Customer agrees that the Developers' trademarks or logos will be placed, and remain, on the front page and links page of the Web Site. The Customer also agrees to put on the Developers' copyright notices on the Web Site and the relevant content therein, and maintain such proprietary notices at all times.
13 Transfer of Rights
In the event the Developers are unable to continue maintenance of the Web Site, non-exclusive rights to the Web Site will be granted to the Customer solely to use Material in connection with the Customer's Web Site. Transfer of Rights does not apply to non-transferable third party licenses and proprietary Material owned by the Developers.
14 Domain Name
Any domain name registered on the Customer's behalf will be made in the Customer's name for both the billing and administrative contacts. The technical contact is generally required to be the hosting ISP. The Developers will not register domain names in the Developers' name and the Customer shall hold all right, title and interests in its registered domain name. The Customer is responsible for renewing the Customer's domain name.
15 Notices
All notices given pursuant to this Agreement shall be in writing to the parties at the addresses specified for the parties to this Agreement, attached as Schedule D hereto, or to such other addresses and method of transmission as either party may direct by similar notice to each other. All notices given pursuant to this Agreement shall be deemed to have been given on the date of delivery.
16 Force Majeure
Either party shall be excused from delays in performing or from its failure to perform hereunder to the extent that such delays or failures result from causes beyond the reasonable control of such party, provided that, in order to be excused from delay or failure to perform such party must act diligently to remedy the cause of such delay or failure. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed this Agreement by their duly authorized representatives, effective as of the last dated signed below.

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