DRAFT v0.2 — plain-language summary. Not final until reviewed by an attorney.
1. Agency, not ownership
We do
not own your digital rights — you do, always. We are your
advocate: you authorize us to act on your behalf, and we take a fee
for it. Enforcement-vendor costs (e.g. Pixsy) are passed through and shown
on every settlement.
2. What you authorize us to do
With the grants below, you give us the right to
sell and license your
digital images and videos on your behalf, pursue unauthorized use, and
package your content for sponsors and investors — each one a separate
opt-in, each one revocable.
3. Defaults & ranges
Every new advocate starts on the
default rights package shown by
the toggles below. Terms are negotiable inside our published ranges. If
what you need falls outside our ranges,
we may decline the
application — no hard feelings, viewer tier stays free forever.
4. Traction earns better terms
RISINGdefault rights
share [X]%
ESTABLISHED+ investor portal
share [Y]%
HEADLINER+ custom terms
share [Z]%
Users who gain more traction gain more rights and better percentages
under our contract. Tier thresholds published on the dashboard.
5. Money
Recoveries, license sales, and sponsorships pay your tier share via
Stripe, direct to you. Platform fee + passed-through vendor fees are
itemized on your ledger, every time.
6. Your privacy controls
Settings gives you fine-grained control over how we use your content —
discovery, monitoring, investor visibility, watermarking, and more.
Turning monitoring off pauses advocacy detection for your content.
7. Nothing without your YES
Grants default OFF. Silence is never consent. Turning a grant off applies
to all new deals immediately; signed deals run their stated term.
8. Credits & splits
Multi-dancer videos split by the percentages all credited dancers accepted.
9. Leaving
Leave anytime. Your content stays yours; in-progress matters finish under
the terms they started under.
10. The obvious stuff
You confirm uploaded footage is yours to post. Good-faith resolution
before anything formal. Counsel finalizes this text before any real
signature is collected.