There are likely similar things already in some countries. I know Finland has IT-ehdot (IT-terms), they are made by a group of organizations (the Finland Chamber of Commerce, Technology Industries of Finland, Finnish Association of Purchasing and Logistics LOGY, Finnish Information Processing Association TIVIA and the Finnish Software and E-business Association) though they are not free. They tend to get updated every 4-5 years.

The attachments (essentially similar to the terms in Common Paper) are readable in English at https://it-ehdot.fi/tutustu-ehtoihin/ ("ENGLANNIKSI" tab), but the agreement template (similar to the cover letter) requires buying them.

We do hope to support more countries in the future. Right now the committee of attorneys that make are agreements are largely based in the US, and the agreements are made with US law in mind.

I expect that the agreements will just work for some countries, require minor changes for others, and in some cases need to be basically rewritten from scratch.

If you do take the agreements to a local attorney and find out what does and doesn't work in your country, we'd be really grateful if you shared that feedback. We've had a few people do that already, and it's helped in our plans for expanding into natively supporting other countries.