For creators & brands
Deliverables, usage rights, exclusivity, #ad disclosure and payment terms — for creators and the brands that work with them.
Who it's for
Get paid on time with clear deliverables and usage limits.
Secure the content rights and disclosure compliance you need.
Reusable terms across campaigns and platforms.
What's in the contract
Drafted in plain English by AI, jurisdiction-aware, editable line-by-line. No legalese unless you want it.
Platforms, formats, post count and live dates.
Draft submission windows and rounds of brand feedback.
#ad labelling obligations under the CAP Code and CMA guidance.
Organic term, paid amplification, territory and any repurposing fee.
Category exclusivity, its duration and how it is compensated.
Fee, gifting value, invoice date and late payment interest.
When content may be removed and the minimum live period.
Balanced termination rights for both sides.
How it works
Tell SigningVault who's involved and what you're agreeing. The AI drafts the right contract with the right clauses.
Edit any line, swap clauses, change jurisdiction. Add signature fields with a click.
Recipients get a private signing link by email. They sign in-browser — no account, no app. You both get the sealed PDF.
Any content posted in return for payment, gifting or other benefit is advertising under the CAP Code and consumer protection law. It must be obviously identifiable as an ad — normally with a prominent #ad label — and both the brand and the creator can be held responsible.
Signatures captured on SigningVault are Simple Electronic Signatures under the Electronic Communications Act 2000 and the UK eIDAS Regulation. Every signature is stored with the signer's name, email, IP address and a UTC timestamp in a tamper-evident audit trail, so the agreement stands up if it is ever challenged.
FAQ
Yes. Gifting in return for content is a commercial arrangement, needs #ad disclosure, and benefits from written deliverables and usage terms.
Organic content typically stays live for 12 months, with paid amplification and whitelisting priced separately for a defined term and territory. The template sets both.
Yes. Category exclusivity limits future earnings, so the template treats it as a separately priced, time-limited obligation.
Commonly 14 to 30 days from live date. The template includes statutory late payment interest for UK business-to-business contracts.
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No credit card. No templates to wade through. Just describe the agreement and SigningVault writes it.