Creator Assent

Earlier versions: September 20, 2026

Last updated: October 23, 2026. Effective: October 23, 2026.

This Creator Assent is part of your agreement with Craze Software, LLC, doing business as ContentCraze ("ContentCraze," "we," "us"). You accept it in our creator applications before you take part in a campaign. It works together with our Terms of Service, our Privacy Policy, and the Program Rules shown on each campaign page. Words such as "Brand," "Creator," "campaign," "Submission," "Accepted," "Program Rules" and "Marketplace" mean what the Terms of Service say they mean.

If this Assent or a campaign's Program Rules conflict with the Terms of Service on ownership, payment conditions, or fees, the Terms of Service control.

Quick summary

  • You must be 18 or older.
  • A video becomes the Brand's when it is Accepted and paid for. Accepted means expressly approved or purchased, not just "not rejected". Until then it stays yours.
  • Keep the videos you were paid for posted, unless we tell you it is fine to take one down. If a paid video comes down, its earnings can be reversed.
  • No bought views and no paid boosting. Breaking this rule is a ban.
  • A ban cancels every earning not yet paid out.
  • If you delete your account before cashing out, you give up the earnings not yet paid out.
  • A platform fee is deducted when you cash out. The Earnings screen and Cash out show the current fee and what you take home.
This summary is not the full agreement. The sections below and the Terms of Service control.

1. Who can take part

  • You must be at least 18 and old enough to enter a binding contract where you live.
  • One person, one account. Do not share your account, run more than one creator account, or let anyone else use yours.
  • Give accurate information, including where you live.
  • Joining requires an application. We may accept, waitlist, or decline any application. We may ask you to record a short introduction video. We use it to review your application and to help verify your identity, and we never show it to Brands without your consent.

2. Your videos and when the Brand owns them

2.1 Accepted. A Submission is Accepted when it is expressly approved or purchased through the campaign's workflow (Terms of Service, Section 10.1). The absence of a rejection is not Acceptance. On a campaign that requires posting, Acceptance of the finished video also requires the posting requirements to be met and checked, unless the Program Rules say otherwise.

2.2 Ownership. When a Submission is Accepted and fully paid for, you assign to the Brand all transferable copyright and other intellectual property rights in it, worldwide and for the full duration of those rights. "Paid for" means the Brand has paid the agreed charges and your pay for that video has been paid or irrevocably credited to you as payable. Where the law allows, you waive or agree not to assert moral rights in it, and you will reasonably help confirm the assignment if asked, for example by providing the final file you have.

2.3 Campaigns without posting. On a campaign whose Program Rules say the videos may not be posted, do not post them anywhere. A video is Accepted only when the Brand or its authorized ContentCraze reviewer approves it. Approval credits your pay at once, and the Brand cannot undo an approval.

2.4 Videos that are not Accepted. Pending, rejected, and expired Submissions stay yours. Brands may look at them only to review them, not download, post, advertise with, or otherwise use them.

2.5 What does not transfer. Your social accounts, music or stock footage you used under a platform's license, and anything you made before the campaign stay with you or their owners.

3. Keeping paid videos posted

Keep the videos you were paid for posted and publicly accessible, unless we tell you it is fine to take one down. Do not delete, archive, or make private a paid video without that permission. You may also take one down when the law, a platform rule, safety, or a valid takedown requires it. If a paid video comes down, its earnings can be reversed, and any part already paid out can be recovered from your later earnings. If a video is removed without your choice, or your account is restricted, tell us promptly and help with reasonable steps to fix it.

You may show your Accepted videos in your own portfolio. A Brand may ask us to have a video taken down for legal, compliance, or brand-safety reasons.

4. Link in bio

When a campaign requires a link in bio, keep your ContentCraze link (contentcraze.io/c/ followed by your handle) in the bio of the social account you post from while the campaign runs. ContentCraze lists the Brand's link on that page for you. You may keep your ContentCraze link inside another link page you use. ContentCraze does not verify your bio and does not withhold earnings on this basis unless the Program Rules say otherwise.

5. Your name, handle, likeness, and voice

You allow the Brand to use your name, handle, image, and voice as they appear in your Accepted videos, for the Brand's lawful use of those videos. This is not permission to make up new endorsements, clone your voice or likeness, or suggest a broader relationship with you without your separate consent.

You also allow ContentCraze to show your handle, your connected social profile links, and the names of the Brands whose campaigns you are in on your ContentCraze link page, as described in the Privacy Policy, and to show your name, handle, image, and voice as they appear in your Accepted videos when we show examples of work made through ContentCraze.

6. Rules for every campaign

  • Follow the campaign's Program Rules and brief.
  • On a campaign where your video is reviewed before it posts, do not post before approval and do not change the video after it is approved.
  • Only say what is true about your own experience. Do not claim you bought, used, tested, or got results from a product unless you did, even if a script says so.
  • Disclose the paid relationship in every post: keep the #ad tag when the campaign has it, and turn on the platform's own label (such as TikTok "Branded content" or an Instagram paid partnership) where it applies. A Brand cannot ask you to drop a disclosure the law or the platform requires.
  • Submit only your own original content. Do not submit or repost someone else's video.
  • Do not buy or fake views, likes, comments, or followers, use bots or engagement groups, or pay to promote a campaign video, for example with TikTok Promote or an Instagram boost.

7. Pay, Cash out, and fees

  • Review a campaign's pay on its campaign page before you take part: base pay, any pay for extra platforms, view bonuses, caps, and when views count.
  • Request a payout (Cash out) once you have the minimum in checked earnings. We review each request. The app shows the minimum and the wait between requests. We may ask for a screen recording of your posts, and we may hold a request during a dispute or check.
  • ContentCraze deducts a platform fee from your earnings when you request a payout. The current fee and how it affects what you take home are shown on the Earnings screen and at Cash out. An increase in the fee starts 14 days after notice.
  • Earnings below the minimum carry forward while your account stays open.
  • If you delete your account before cashing out, you give up any earnings not yet paid out, and they are not paid, except where the law requires otherwise. You cannot delete your account while a payout is being sent to you.
  • Payouts use Stripe Connect or another provider we approve. You may need to verify your identity and give tax information. You are responsible for taxes on your earnings.
  • You take part as an independent service provider, not as an employee of ContentCraze or any Brand.

8. Bans

We may ban you for a material violation of the Terms of Service, this Assent, or Program Rules, or for fraud. Submitting someone else's content, misrepresenting where you live, buying engagement, and paid boosting are material violations. When we ban an account:

  • every earning not yet paid out is canceled and returns to the campaign budget it came from;
  • any waiting payout request is canceled;
  • no video earns anything after the ban;
  • money already sent to you in a payout stays paid, but if that payout later fails or is returned, it is not sent again; and
  • lifting a ban does not restore canceled earnings.

Suspending an account without a ban does not, by itself, remove earnings you validly earned.

9. Your promises and indemnity

You promise that:

  • you made the Submission, or have every right needed to submit it and transfer it;
  • it does not break the law or anyone's rights, including copyright, trademark, privacy, and publicity rights;
  • you have permission from everyone who appears or is heard in it; and
  • any music, footage, or other material in it is licensed for the uses the campaign describes. Music you can use on a social platform may not be cleared for ads or for use anywhere else.

To the extent the law allows, you will defend, indemnify, and hold harmless ContentCraze and its affiliates, officers, employees, and contractors from third-party claims, resulting damages, lawful liabilities, and reasonable defense costs caused by content or materials you supply without the rights to them, false statements about your own experience, fraud, or your failure to make a required disclosure. This applies only to the extent your conduct or materials caused the claim, and never to the part caused by ContentCraze's own breach, negligence, fraud, willful misconduct, or violation of law. Section 18 of the Terms of Service governs how a claim is handled.

10. Disputes

Disputes about this Assent are resolved as Sections 19 and 20 of the Terms of Service describe, including individual arbitration and how to opt out of it.

11. Contact

Questions about this Assent? Email nick@contentcraze.io.