Intempt Creator Terms

1.1 Independent contractor. You act as an independent contractor, not an employee of Intempt. This Agreement does not create an employment, agency, partnership or joint venture relationship, and neither party may bind the other. You are not entitled to any employee benefits, and you must have a completed Form W-9 (U.S. persons) or Form W-8 (everyone else) on file with Intempt before the first payout.

1.2 Control. You control your own schedule and how you make the content, including how you film it and the equipment you use. For sponsored placements, Intempt decides only which placements it buys and what they cost. For UGC ads, Intempt controls only which content gets ad spend and how much, not how the content is produced.

1.3 Your voice. You make the content in your own voice. Intempt gives you the frame and the facts, not a script. You decide how to present it, within the standards in Section 4.

1.4 Link and code. Where your content carries a link or a code, you use the referral link or per-creator code assigned to you, so that any signups it drives also earn your referral commission under the Affiliate Terms.

2.1 Each placement is a written order. The specifics of a sponsored placement, the deliverable, the format and channel, the go-live date, the fee, and the link or code to use, are set in a short written order that both parties accept. An order incorporates this Agreement, and this Agreement controls if the two conflict, except where the order states a specific commercial term such as the fee.

2.2 Fee. Intempt pays you the fee stated in the order, either a flat fee for the placement or a rate based on the views it delivers (CPM), as the order sets out.

2.3 Invoicing. You invoice Intempt after the placement goes live and meets the order. Intempt pays a correct invoice within thirty (30) days of receiving it. The fee is exclusive of any taxes you owe on it.

2.4 Review before go-live. Before the placement goes live, Intempt may review it for factual accuracy and brand safety, within the window stated in the order. The review is limited to whether the content is accurate and safe to run; it is not control over your creative. You will correct a factual error Intempt identifies before go-live.

2.5 Cancellation and kill fee. Either party may cancel a placement before you begin producing it, at no cost. If Intempt cancels a placement after you have begun producing it but before it goes live, Intempt pays the kill fee stated in the order, or, if the order states none, a fair amount for the work you have done.

3.1 The deliverable. Each UGC video is built from a specific Intempt recipe: a named GTM-engineering workflow on the platform. You pick a recipe, run that workflow for real in your own Intempt account, film yourself doing it, and that run becomes the ad. The ad shows the actual play, not a feature tour. Each video covers one recipe. You deliver one or more videos to a brief and a monthly quota set in a short written order the parties both accept. A new hook on the same recipe is not a new deliverable; a different recipe, persona, or use case is.

3.2 Paid-media license (whitelisting). You grant Intempt a non-exclusive license to run your UGC as paid advertising on platforms including Meta, TikTok, YouTube and LinkedIn, and to run it from or in partnership with your own handle (for example Spark Ads or partnership/whitelisting access), for the term stated in the order. Intempt may run, pause, edit the ad placement (not your underlying content) and stop the ads at any time. Your pay accrues only while an ad is actually running.

3.3 Performance fee. You earn a percentage of the valid ad spend Intempt runs behind your videos, at the rate stated in the order (the standard rate is seven percent (7%)). The fee accrues for as long as Intempt keeps spending behind your content, with no fixed end date and no cap, and stops when the ads stop.

3.4 Smart retainer (monthly minimum). An order may set a monthly minimum guarantee (a "smart retainer") tied to a content quota, for example a set number of videos per month. The retainer is a floor, not a fee: if you hit the quota and your performance fee for the month is below the floor, Intempt tops you up to the floor; if your performance fee meets or exceeds the floor, no top-up is paid and you keep the full performance fee. A retainer may be time-limited by the order.

3.5 Payment. Intempt pays valid invoices net 30. Payment rails are owned by Intempt payments and confirmed before an order is signed.

3.6 Valid spend and clawback. The performance fee is paid on valid ad spend. Spend that is later found to be fraudulent, refunded, charged back, or the result of invalid traffic (such as bot clicks or spend the ad platform credits back) does not earn a fee. If a fee was paid or accrued on spend that is later found invalid, Intempt may adjust the amount, net it against your current and future earnings, or recover it, and will show you the spend the adjustment is based on. Intempt may hold a reasonable period, stated in the order, between the month the spend runs and payout, so that refunds, chargebacks and invalid traffic can settle before the fee is paid.

3.7 Content ownership. You own the content you make. Intempt does not acquire ownership. Beyond the paid-media license in Section 3.2, you grant Intempt a non-exclusive, royalty-free license to reuse and clip the content on Intempt's own channels for the term stated in the order. Exclusivity or perpetual rights apply only if the order says so and are priced separately.

3.8 Exclusivity. This Agreement is non-exclusive by default. You may make UGC for other brands, including brands that compete with Intempt, unless an order you accept says otherwise. An order may buy category exclusivity for a stated period, in which case you agree not to make paid UGC for the competitors or category named in that order while it is in effect. An order may also set a short recipe-tail restriction after it ends, during which you agree not to film the same recipe or workflow for a direct Intempt competitor. Category exclusivity and the recipe tail are priced separately and apply only if the order states them, for the period the order states.

4.1 Disclosure. You disclose the paid relationship clearly and conspicuously on the content, as the United States Federal Trade Commission Endorsement Guides require, using "#ad" or "#sponsored" or an equivalent spoken disclosure, and you comply with the disclosure rules of the platform you publish on.

4.2 Truthful claims. Claims about Intempt must be truthful and not misleading, and any recipe you show must be one the product can actually run. The product is "Intempt" and "Blu Agent". You will use the Intempt name and marks only as the order and Intempt's guidelines allow.

4.3 Prohibited methods. You will not bid on Intempt brand terms in paid search, stuff or cloak links, list a code on a coupon or deal site, spam, or publish the content in a context that is unlawful, deceptive, hateful, or otherwise harmful to Intempt's reputation.

5.1 What is confidential. To make your content perform, you may see Intempt's live ad account, the creator leaderboard, customer acquisition cost (CAC), ad spend, and other performance data. This information is confidential. You may talk about your own participation and your own results, but you may not publish or share account-level figures such as total spend, CAC, or another creator's numbers.

5.2 Carve-outs. Information is not confidential to the extent it is or becomes public through no fault of yours, you already had it without a duty of confidence, or a law or court requires you to disclose it, in which case you give Intempt reasonable notice first where allowed.

6.1 Your warranties. You warrant that you have the rights to everything in your content, including any music, stock footage, other footage, and any third party who appears or is shown, and that you have made the disclosures Section 4 requires. You warrant that your use of these does not infringe anyone's rights.

6.2 Your indemnity. You will indemnify and hold harmless Intempt from third-party claims arising from your breach of Section 6.1, from content you supplied, or from your breach of this Agreement.

6.3 Intempt's responsibility. Intempt is responsible for claims that arise from copy, claims or assets that Intempt supplied to you and that you used as supplied.

7.1 Processing. Any customer data or performance data you are exposed to through the ad account or the platform is processed under Intempt's Privacy Policy and applicable data protection terms. You use it only to do the work under this Agreement.

7.2 No scraping or export. You may not scrape, copy, export, or retain customer or performance data beyond what is needed for the work, and you delete what you hold when an order ends or when Intempt asks.

9.1 Term. This Agreement applies to each order you accept. Either party may end an order on written notice. Fees earned on valid ad spend that ran before the end date, and fees earned on a sponsored placement that went live before the end date, are still paid, subject to the valid-spend and clawback rules in Section 3.6.

9.2 Survival. Section 3.6 (valid spend and clawback, for amounts still being settled), Section 5 (confidentiality), Section 6 (warranties and indemnity) and Section 7 (data and privacy) survive the end of an order or this Agreement.