Creator Services Agreement

1. What the agreement covers

The general terms on which a creator produces and publishes content for campaigns the Agency runs for its clients. Each campaign comes as a separate campaign order stating the deliverables, brief, dates, fee model and any special terms. The Agency is not obliged to offer a minimum number of orders, and the creator is not obliged to accept any.

2. Your account stays yours

Content is published from the creator's own accounts. The Agency does not receive passwords or sessions. For each post the creator sends the link within two hours of publication, keeps the post live and public for the minimum live period (typically 30 days), and shares native analytics screenshots within seven days or on reasonable request.

3. Fee models

Each campaign order uses one or more of:

• Fixed fee — a stated amount per deliverable, earned once the content is published per the order and has stayed live for the minimum live period.
• Performance pool — a fixed budget shared among the campaign's creators in proportion to verified performance (views, engagement) measured in the platform's native analytics after the measurement window.
• Hybrid — a fixed component plus a share of the pool.

“Verified” excludes any views, engagement or followers the Agency reasonably determines to be inorganic. Fees include the creator's production costs unless the order says otherwise.

4. Payment

Fees are paid in USD by bank transfer, or in USDT/USDC on the network the creator specifies, or another method agreed in writing. The creator is responsible for the accuracy of payment details and for taxes in their country of residence; the Agency may request tax documentation (W-8BEN, W-9 or a local equivalent) where the law requires it. Fees for content that was not published, not kept live, breached the brief, or involved inorganic activity may be withheld, reduced or reclaimed.

5. Content rules

Follow the brief and the platform's terms; disclose paid promotion where required; no bots, engagement pods, paid views, purchased followers, automated reposting or view-exchange schemes. Audience metrics shared with the Agency must be accurate. Public conduct that would bring the Agency or a client into disrepute can end an order.

6. Licence

The creator keeps ownership of the content and grants the Agency and the client a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free license for 12 months to repost, quote, embed and share it with credit on their own channels, plus a perpetual license to use the content and its metrics in reports and case studies. Paid usage (whitelisting, boosting, dark posts, advertising) requires the creator's express consent and a separate fee stated in the order.

7. Confidentiality and non-circumvention

Briefs before publication, client identities until public, budgets and the Agency's rates are confidential for two years after the agreement ends. The creator does not disclose fees paid. Working directly with a client introduced by the Agency during the restricted period is a breach with a stated fee.

8. Independent contractor, non-exclusive

The creator is an independent contractor and may work with other agencies and brands. The only exclusivity is what a specific campaign order states — named competitors, a stated period, a stated fee.

9. Liability

Each party's liability under a campaign order is limited to the fees under that order, except for confidentiality, non-circumvention and liabilities that cannot be limited by law. Neither party is liable for indirect loss or lost profit.

10. Term and termination

The agreement runs until either party ends it on 30 days' written notice. Orders already in progress continue and are paid. Sections on payment, content rules, license, confidentiality and liability survive.

11. Questions

To request the full agreement or ask about these terms, contact hello@notpeople.ai.