Brand collaboration agreements are more than rate cards and timelines. Before you sign, check who owns the content, what exclusivity you are agreeing to, and how usage rights extend beyond the campaign.
Content ownership and licensing are the clauses creators overlook most often. A brand may assume it can repurpose your work indefinitely unless the contract says otherwise. Our creator and influencer agreements service drafts terms that protect your content, your revenue, and your relationships with brands.
Exclusivity clauses can limit future partnerships in your category for months after a campaign ends. Read the scope carefully: a category-wide ban on competing brands is very different from a narrow restriction on direct substitutes.
Payment schedules, approval timelines, and revision limits should be explicit. If a brand can request unlimited revisions without additional compensation, that affects your capacity and your margins. Push for clarity before the campaign starts, not after deliverables are due.