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Saksham
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Bebyond • 4m

Why Your Startup Needs a Master Service Agreement (MSA) Ever feel lost in contract negotiations for each new client? An MSA can be your secret weapon! An MSA establishes a foundation for future projects with clients, outlining key terms like service scope, payment terms, and confidentiality. This saves you time, money, and headaches down the line. Think of it as a template for your client relationships. It ensures consistency, clarity, and predictability, protecting both you and your clients. Here's how an MSA benefits startups: 1. Streamlines Negotiations: Forget renegotiating basic terms each time. An MSA sets the groundwork for future agreements. 2. Reduces Risk: Clearly defined expectations prevent misunderstandings and legal disputes. 3. Boosts Efficiency: Spend less time on contracts, more time growing your business. Ready to take your startup to the next level? Get an MSA in place and focus on what matters most - innovation!

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Ryan M.

Stealth • 4m

Hey Saksham interesting points for startups to have an MSA. Would you like to collaborate with a startup lawyer that's a professional at drafting and negotiating contracts ?

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