Built for the hardworking contractor
StateDocGen started with a simple frustration. Every contractor needs paperwork: service agreements, contracts, scope-of-work documents. But the options out there either cost a fortune through big legal services companies, or they are generic templates that do not account for the specific laws in your state.
I am not a lawyer. I am not a big company. I am someone who does handyman work around the house and saw firsthand how hard it is for regular, hardworking tradespeople to get the documents they need without stress or overspending. The big companies just want your money. They charge hundreds of dollars for a single document, or they lock you into a monthly subscription you do not need.
So I built StateDocGen. One flat price. Nine dollars per document. No subscriptions, no hidden fees, no corporate overhead. You pick your state and your trade, fill in your project details, preview the document for free, and only pay when you are ready to download. Every document includes the specific legal clauses your state requires: licensing notices, mechanics lien disclosures, cancellation rights, and more.
What we believe
Fair pricing
A single document should not cost more than an hour of your labor. $9 flat, every time.
Real compliance
Every template includes the actual state-specific clauses your state requires, not a one-size-fits-all compromise.
Built by a tradesperson
I know what it is like to need paperwork fast. No jargon, no complicated software, just fill in the blanks and download.
No strings attached
No accounts, no subscriptions, no recurring charges. You pay for what you need, when you need it.
Important disclaimer
StateDocGen provides self-help document templates for informational purposes. We are not a law firm, and these documents do not constitute legal advice. We have spent hundreds of hours researching state contractor laws to include the right clauses in every template, but no template can replace the advice of a licensed attorney for complex situations. For straightforward contractor agreements, our templates give you a solid starting point with the right state-specific clauses included. For unusual projects or complex legal situations, we recommend consulting with a licensed attorney in your state.
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