body: Should state that I am in the United Kingdom (England specifically if that makes a difference).
  
  
  I have a contract I want to make for a web design job and I have created a contract that lays out the terms while the web design job is taking place which will then be finished once the web design job has been completed.
  
  
  However, once the web design job has been completed, my intention would be to then offer the client web hosting services. However, as this would be an ongoing service, I have created another hosting contract for this which would then be renewed every 12 months.
  
  
  I could send the two contracts separately and have the client sign both if I needed to but this would involve inconvenience in needing the client to sign two documents. So I wondered if I could either:
  
  
  * Create a hosting clause in the web design contract which would then refer to the fact that the terms of the hosting service are defined in the hosting contract (which I would then link to either a web page or another document or could I add these terms as a schedule?)
  * List the two sets of terms separately but in the same document and then have it so that there is just one place to sign at the bottom for both sets of terms.
  
  
  Is this possible or would this create issues?
  
  
  
title: Can I refer to another contract in a contract?