Contracts
rights and exclusivity.

The deal page and the contract are the same record. The deliverables, dates and fee you agreed to are what the contract says, because the contract is drawn from them, not retyped. That's how you avoid the classic argument where the brief says three Stories and the contract says two.

One deal across several platforms is still one contract: a TikTok, a Reel with Stories and a YouTube integration from you, with each deliverable listed under its platform. The brand signs it online and the signed copy is kept with the deal, where you can open it whenever you like.

A brand that wants to reuse your content, on its own page, on its site or in ads, is buying something valuable. So it's written down: what it can use, where, and until when, as a date rather than a phrase.

Ad rights are their own line on each platform. On TikTok it's a Spark Ads code; on Instagram, partnership ads that run your post from the brand's account; on YouTube, reuse of your segment in the brand's own ads. Each has a window. We track it, warn the team before it ends, and when it has ended the brand is told to stop or to renew and pay for more time.

Exclusivity means you won't work with a competitor for a while. It's a fair thing for a brand to ask and to pay for, and it's also the easiest way to lose your next deal by accident.

Every lock you agree to is logged with its category, the brand and its end date, and so are the ones you tell us about when you join. When a new offer comes in from a different brand in a locked category, and it would start before your lock ends, it's flagged as a clash instead of reaching you to sign, with the first date it could start instead.

A clause is only as good as what actually gets posted. While an exclusivity period is running, the captions and titles of your new posts on every connected platform are checked for competing brand names and the category's own words.

If something matches, your team gets an alert with the post and the words that triggered it, so a mention can be fixed with you before the brand notices it, rather than after.