Creator Program Terms

Effective Date: October 19, 2026 (version 2026-10-19)

1. About these terms

These Creator Program Terms govern your participation in the Vidofy AI Creator Program (the “Program”), operated by Youcha LLC. They apply in addition to our Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy, which continue to apply in full. Where these Program terms and the general Terms differ on a Program matter, these terms govern.

2. Eligibility and acceptance

You must be at least 18 years old and hold a Vidofy AI account in good standing.
One person, one account. Each person may take part in the Program through a single Vidofy AI account. Opening or using further accounts — under another email, another name or another person’s details — to connect more profiles on the same platform, or to earn beyond the limits in section 6, is not allowed. Accounts we reasonably determine to belong to, or to be run by, the same person are treated as one participant: their posts, earnings and payouts count together against every limit in section 6, and section 7 applies to all of them. Members of one household may each take part with their own account, as long as each account is run by, and paid to, a different real person.
Each account you connect must have at least 500 followers on its platform. A campaign may set its own minimum for the posts it accepts; it is shown on the campaign’s page.
Your content and audience must be relevant to Vidofy AI’s market — people interested in AI creation tools. Accounts producing general-entertainment content whose audience has no connection to such tools may be declined, and submissions of that kind may be rejected, even where an individual post mentions Vidofy AI.
Admission is at our discretion. We may decline an application without giving reasons, and we are not obliged to admit anyone who meets the minimum criteria.
By applying to, or participating in, the Program you accept these terms.
Your admission may be suspended or ended if you breach these terms, the general Terms, or the rules of a platform you post on.

3. Independent relationship

You participate as an independent party. Nothing in the Program creates employment, agency, partnership or a joint venture between you and Youcha LLC. You decide what you create, when you publish, and how often — we set no schedule, assign no work, and require no minimum output. You are solely responsible for your own taxes, social contributions and any registration your jurisdiction requires, and for any disclosure of a paid or incentivised relationship that the law or your platform requires you to make. You may work with anyone else at the same time, including our competitors.

4. Connected accounts and the data we read

To take part you connect the social accounts you publish from, using each platform’s own authorisation screen. The rules below apply to every platform. Each platform also sets its own rules for apps that read its data; those follow, for each platform you can connect, and where they are stricter they prevail. None of these platforms sponsors, endorses or administers the Program.

We never receive your password. Authorisation is handled by the platform and gives us an access token, not your credentials.
We never post, edit, delete or message on your behalf. The Program only reads.
What we read. With the permissions you grant on the platform’s own screen, we read: details of your account — its name or handle, its ID, its follower count and, where the platform provides them, aggregated statistics about your audience, such as the countries it is in; information about your recent posts, such as their publish dates and engagement, to check that the account is eligible and genuine; and, for each post you submit, its caption or title, cover image, publish time and performance figures such as views, likes, comments and shares. On several platforms these figures are private analytics that only you can see, not public counters. What we read on each platform is listed below. We do not receive personal information about your followers or viewers: audience information reaches us only as aggregated statistics.
What it is used for. Only to confirm that an account is yours and eligible, to review and measure the posts you submit, to calculate and pay your rewards, to detect artificial engagement and other abuse, and to answer you when you contact us. We do not sell it, we do not use it for advertising, and we do not use it to train artificial-intelligence models.
Who can see it. You, in your creator dashboard. By connecting an account you expressly authorise our review and support team to see its data as well, solely to review your submissions and payouts, to investigate abuse and to answer your requests. Companies that run parts of the Program for us — our hosting provider, and the AI service that helps our support team draft a reply when you open a support ticket — process it only on our instructions and only for that purpose, except where a platform’s rules below keep its data out. Other creators see the Program leaderboard, which shows your position with your name masked, your country’s flag and the views your posts earned on every platform except those whose rules below keep their posts off it. If we choose one of your posts as an example for a campaign, other creators also see a link to that post on the campaign’s page (section 9). Nothing else about your accounts is shown to anyone unless you switch on your payout card (section 13): it shows the name of your connected account with the most followers — leaving out the platforms whose rules below keep their accounts off the card — and the total we have paid you, on a link you choose to share and, if you choose, on our public list of verified creators.
How long we keep it. Account details are kept while the account is connected, and refreshed regularly. The details and figures of a post are kept while it is being tracked, reviewed or appealed, and for up to 30 days after that; we then delete them and keep only our reward record for the post — its link, the date it settled, the amounts we paid and the outcome of any review of it — which we need for accounting, tax and fraud prevention, and to act under section 7.
Disconnecting and deletion. You may disconnect any account at any time from your creator dashboard. When you disconnect it, when we decline it or remove it from the Program, when you delete your Vidofy AI account, or when you ask us to through our Contact Us page, we stop reading the account, withdraw our access at the platform wherever the platform allows it, and delete the data we hold for it within 7 days, keeping only the reward record described above. If you remove our access in the platform’s own settings instead, we delete it within 30 days. Posts still inside their tracking window when an account is disconnected may close without a reward, because the figures needed to settle them can no longer be read.
One account per platform. Each platform can carry a single connected account per creator — one per person, across every Vidofy AI account they hold (section 2). Connecting again on the same platform replaces the existing connection.

Instagram. If you connect an Instagram account, the Program uses Meta’s Instagram API, which works only with a professional (Business or Creator) account. Your use of Instagram remains governed by the Instagram Terms of Use, and Meta’s handling of your data by the Meta Privacy Policy.

What we read. With your permission: your username, account type and follower count; aggregated statistics about your followers and about the people who engage with your posts, such as their countries; the captions, links and publish times of your recent posts, so that we can find the posts you submit and check the account’s history; and, for each post you submit, its caption, cover image, publish time and its insights — views, reach, likes, comments, saves, shares and total interactions. Insights are private analytics that only you can see on Instagram.
Deletion through Meta. You can also remove the Program in the “Apps and websites” settings of your Instagram account and ask for your data to be deleted. Meta passes the request to us, we delete the data within 7 days, and we give you a confirmation code to check that it is done.

TikTok. If you connect a TikTok account, the Program uses TikTok’s developer services (Login Kit and the Display API) and, if you also grant it, TikTok’s business access to audience statistics. Your use of TikTok remains governed by the TikTok Terms of Service, and TikTok’s handling of your data by the TikTok Privacy Policy.

What we read. With your permission: your username, display name and follower count; the publish dates of your recent videos and the likes and comments on the latest ones, to check that the account is eligible and genuine; and, for each video you submit, its caption, cover image, link, length, publish time and its views, likes, comments and shares. If you grant business access as well: whether the account is a business account, and the countries your audience and each submitted video’s viewers are in, as aggregated statistics.
Business statistics are processed for you. By granting business access you instruct us to use those statistics on your behalf, only to measure where your submitted videos were watched and to calculate your rewards. They are shown only to you and to our review team.

YouTube. If you connect a YouTube channel, the Program uses YouTube API Services. By connecting a YouTube channel you agree to be bound by the YouTube Terms of Service. How Google handles your data is described in the Google Privacy Policy, and how we handle it in our Privacy Policy.

Read-only. We ask only for read-only access to your channel and its analytics. We cannot upload, edit, delete or comment on anything.
What we read. With your permission: your channel’s name and subscriber count, and aggregated audience statistics such as viewer countries, age groups and gender. From public YouTube data: the details and statistics of the videos you submit, such as title, publish date, length, views, likes and comments.
What it is used for. Only to confirm the channel is yours and eligible, to measure the videos you submit, to calculate your rewards and to detect artificial engagement. We do not use YouTube data for advertising, we do not sell it, and we do not share it with anyone other than those named under “Who can see it”.
Who can see it. Your channel details and analytics are shown only to you, in your creator dashboard. By connecting your channel you expressly authorise our review and support team — including the AI service that helps that team draft replies to the support tickets you open — to see them as well, solely to review your submissions and payouts, to investigate abuse and to answer your requests. Your YouTube videos are not counted on the Program leaderboard, and your channel’s name appears on your payout card only if you switch the card on and the channel is your most-followed connected account (section 13).
How long we keep it. Only as long as we need it to measure and settle your posts. Public statistics and channel details are refreshed or deleted at least every 30 days, and at least every 30 days we confirm that you have not withdrawn our access to your analytics.
Withdrawing access and deletion. You can disconnect your channel at any time from your creator dashboard: we then revoke our access at Google straight away and delete the YouTube data we hold for it within 7 days, keeping only the reward record described above. If you remove our access from your Google Account permissions page instead, we delete that data within 30 days. You can also ask us to delete it without disconnecting, through our Contact Us page, and we will do so within 7 days. Deleting your Vidofy AI account deletes it as well.

Facebook. If you connect a Facebook Page, the Program uses Meta’s Graph API with access to that Page. Your use of Facebook remains governed by the Meta Terms of Service, and Meta’s handling of your data by the Meta Privacy Policy.

What we read. With your permission: the list of Pages you manage, so that you can choose one; for the Page you choose, its name, ID and follower count, aggregated statistics about its followers’ countries, and an access token for that Page, which we store encrypted; and, for each video you submit, its description, thumbnail, publish time, its insights (such as views and watch time) and the countries it was watched from, as aggregated statistics.
Your role on the Page stays private. We do not tell anyone that you manage the Page, unless you switch on your payout card and the Page is your most-followed connected account, in which case its name appears on the card.
Deletion through Meta. You can also remove the Program in the “Apps and websites” settings of your Facebook account and ask for your data to be deleted. Meta passes the request to us, we delete the data within 7 days, and we give you a confirmation code to check that it is done.

X. If you connect an X account, the Program uses the X API. Your use of X remains governed by the X Terms of Service, and X’s handling of your data by the X Privacy Policy.

Linking your accounts. By connecting your X account you expressly agree that we link your X username and account ID to your Vidofy AI account, so that we can confirm that the posts you submit are yours.
What we read. With your permission: your account ID, username, display name, follower count and the date the account was created; the likes and replies on your 10 most recent posts, to check that the account is eligible and genuine; and, for each post you submit, its text, preview image and its views, likes, replies, reposts, quotes and bookmarks.
Deleted and protected posts. If a post we hold is deleted, made private or protected, or withheld or suspended by X, we delete or update our copy as soon as reasonably possible, and within 24 hours if you or X ask us to.
Not passed on. X data is not sent to the AI service our support team uses, and we never provide it to third parties.

Threads. If you connect a Threads profile, the Program uses Meta’s Threads API. Your use of Threads remains governed by the Threads Terms of Use, and Meta’s handling of your data by the Threads Supplemental Privacy Policy.

What we read. With your permission: your username, profile ID and follower count, and aggregated statistics about your followers’ countries; and, for each post you submit, its text, image, publish time and its insights — views, likes, replies, reposts, quotes and shares.
Your posts are shown only to you. The Threads posts you submit are shown in the Program only to you; our review team sees them solely to review your submission. Other creators see only the views your posts earned, on the leaderboard.
Deletion through Meta. You can also remove the Program in the website permissions of your Threads settings and ask for your data to be deleted. Meta passes the request to us, we delete the data within 7 days, and we give you a confirmation code to check that it is done.

Pinterest. If you connect a Pinterest account, the Program uses the Pinterest API. Your use of Pinterest remains governed by the Pinterest Terms of Service, and Pinterest’s handling of your data by the Pinterest Privacy Policy.

Your analytics. By connecting your Pinterest account you expressly grant us access to the analytics of your account and of the Pins you submit.
What we read. With your permission: your username, account type and follower count; your recent Pins and the creation dates of your Pins, to check that the account is eligible and genuine; and, for each Pin you submit, its description, image, creation date and its analytics — video views, impressions, saves, Pin clicks and outbound clicks. These analytics are private to you on Pinterest.
What we keep. Apart from the analytics of the Pins you submit, we keep only what identifies your account and those Pins; everything else is read from Pinterest each time it is needed and is not stored.
Kept to you. Your Pinterest data is shown only to you and to our review team. It is not counted on the leaderboard, not shown on your payout card, not sent to the AI service our support team uses, never combined with other accounts’ data or used to compare accounts, and never provided to third parties.
Deletion within 30 days. Besides the deadlines above, your Pinterest data, including anything derived from it, is deleted within 30 days of your deleting your Pinterest account or of our no longer needing it — except the reward record described above.

Currently supported platforms: Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, X (Twitter), Threads, Pinterest. We may add or remove platforms at any time.

5. What counts as an eligible post

A submission earns a reward only if all of the following are true:

It is submitted to a campaign. You submit a post from the page of a campaign you have joined; a post cannot be submitted on its own.
It meets every required item of its campaign’s brief. A post that misses one is rejected, and you are told which item it missed.
It promotes Vidofy AI. A demonstration, a walkthrough, a before-and-after, a review or a piece in which our tools are visibly part of your process all qualify. A generated clip published on its own does not — that is output, not content about the product.
It is a video, published publicly on one of your own connected accounts. Text posts, photographs, carousels, GIFs and reshared content are not eligible.
It is submitted within 48 hours of going live. Its tracking window starts when the post goes live, not when you submit it (section 6), so a late submission would leave part of that window already gone, and would let a post be entered once its numbers were known. If we cannot read a post’s publication time from its platform, the submission is refused.
It is labelled as a paid partnership on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, X (Twitter), Threads and Pinterest, using the platform’s own disclosure control, switched on when you publish and left on for the whole tracking window. We are paying you for the post, so it has to be disclosed as a paid partnership: those platforms require it under their own branded-content rules, and advertising law in the United States, the European Union and many other markets requires a disclosure independently of any platform. You confirm the label is on each time you submit, that confirmation is recorded against the submission, and we check the post ourselves. A post without it is not eligible, and a label removed during the tracking window is a breach under section 7.
It stays published for the whole tracking window and is not switched to private or restricted.

Campaigns. Each campaign shows on its page what it asks for (its brief, with its required and optional items), the platforms and follower counts it accepts, the most a post can earn in it, and any post limit, budget or end date. Joining a campaign means accepting its brief as shown; if its required items change, or its maximum per post goes down, you are asked to accept it again before your next submission. What a post can earn is fixed by the campaign’s terms when you submit it — later changes to the campaign do not change it. A campaign stops taking new posts when it ends, when its budget is fully committed, or once you reach its post limit; posts already submitted continue and settle normally.

Every submission is reviewed before it enters tracking, and approval is at our discretion. If a submission is disqualified, or rejected for something that can be fixed without a new video, you may open one appeal on it from your dashboard, and we will respond there. A rejection of the video itself is final, and the dashboard says so on the post. Deleting a post is permanent: once a submitted post is deleted, that link can never be submitted again, by you or by anyone else.

6. How rewards are calculated, and their limits

Rewards are performance-based. There is no fixed fee and no guaranteed minimum payment for producing a post. What a post earns is determined by its real performance during a 7-day tracking window that starts when the post goes live — principally its views, likes, comments and shares, weighted by where its audience watched from. Counting stops at the end of that window; the final settlement is processed a few days later, once the platforms' own audience figures have caught up.

All figures are read directly from each platform’s official API. Self-reported numbers, screenshots and third-party analytics are not used, and the platform’s own reported figures are final for the purposes of calculating a reward. A post is paid in stages as its window progresses, and your dashboard shows what each post has earned so far.

The following limits apply, and you should read them before you produce anything:

Minimum performance. A post that does not reach 3,000 views within its tracking window closes with no cash, not a reduced amount. If it met its campaign’s brief, it earns 100 credits instead (section 10).
Maximum per post. A single post can earn up to $1,500 — each campaign sets its own maximum within that, shown on its page.
Maximum per month. You cannot earn more than $5,000 in a calendar month (UTC), across all your posts. A post counts toward the month in which it settles; a post that settles once you have reached the maximum is paid only what remains of it, which may be nothing.
Base reward frequency. The base stage of the reward is paid on at most 1 post per platform in any rolling 7-day period. Further posts on that same platform in that period still earn the performance stages — only the base stage is limited — and each platform is counted separately.
Per platform. The same video published to several connected platforms is treated as a separate post on each, with its own tracking, its own limits and its own reward.
Rates may change. The rates and weightings used to calculate rewards may be adjusted. Any change applies to posts submitted after it takes effect; posts already in tracking settle on the basis that applied when they were submitted.

7. Review, adjustment and removal of rewards

We may hold, reduce, cancel or reclaim a reward — before or after it has been credited to your balance — where we reasonably determine that:

engagement was bought, incentivised, automated or otherwise artificially generated, whether or not by you;
the post, the account or the submission breaches these terms, our general Terms, or the rules of the platform it was published on;
the post misrepresents what our products do, or presents generated material as real footage of a real person or event;
the content infringes someone else’s rights, or uses a person’s likeness or voice without their permission;
the same person took part through more than one account (section 2), or several accounts, identities or connected profiles were used to claim rewards that a single participant is entitled to;
a reward was credited in error, or the underlying figures were later corrected by the platform.

Where a post is held for review you will see its status in your dashboard, and you may appeal it there. We aim to be proportionate: a single unclear post is reviewed on its own, and we reserve suspension of an account for repeated or deliberate breaches. Taking part through more than one account is a deliberate breach: we may suspend every account involved, and hold their payouts while we review them. Nothing in this section obliges us to monitor your content, and our decision not to act on one occasion does not waive our right to act on another.

8. Payouts

Rewards accumulate in your Program balance as each post settles at the end of its tracking window.
You may request a payout once your available balance reaches $50. Rewards may be subject to a holding period before they become available.
Payouts are made by bank transfer or PayPal, depending on the country you are paid in. Where no cash route is available for your country we may offer site credit instead, which you are free to decline and keep the balance for later.
You are responsible for providing accurate payout and tax details. We may withhold a payout while required information is missing, unverified or inconsistent, and we may be required to withhold tax or report payments where the law demands it.
Fees charged by a payment provider, and any currency conversion, are applied by that provider and may reduce the amount you receive.
If a payout fails, is returned, or is reversed, the amount returns to your balance and may be re-requested once the cause is resolved.

A list of the countries we can currently pay in cash is published on our Supported Payout Countries page.

9. Rights and ownership

Your posts remain yours. Publishing a post in the Program does not transfer ownership of it to us, and we acquire no licence to it beyond what this section describes. We do not repost, edit, publish or advertise with your content: we read each submitted post’s details and figures through the platform’s official API and, unless a platform’s rules in section 4 say otherwise, keep its caption and a copy of its cover image only so that you and our review team can recognise the post, for as long as section 4 allows.

Examples for other creators. We may show a post you submitted to the Program to other creators, on a campaign’s page, as an example of a good post. We show it only as a link that opens the post on its platform: we never upload, copy or play the post itself, and we do not show the copy of its cover image described above. With the link we show only the thumbnail the platform itself publishes for the post, where it publishes one, or else the platform’s name. We do not show as an example a post from a platform whose rules in section 4 keep your posts or your data to you. If you delete your account, or disconnect the account the post was published on, we stop showing it, and connecting that account again does not bring it back. We never show your earnings, rates or payout amounts with it. You can ask us to stop showing a post at any time, and we will remove it within 7 days.

No exclusivity and no advertising rights. The Program does not ask you for exclusivity, for the right to run your content as a paid advertisement, for whitelisting or partnership access on your accounts, or for any extended usage licence. If we ever wish to use one of your videos in paid advertising, that is a separate agreement, agreed in writing and paid for separately.

Material you create on Vidofy AI — the media you generate using our tools — is treated as User Content under section 6 of our general Terms, exactly as it is for every other user: you keep ownership, and you grant us a non-exclusive, royalty-free licence to use and display it in operating, improving and promoting the Service. That licence is non-exclusive, so your own rights to your work are unaffected, and it ends when your account does. You may use our name and logo to identify Vidofy AI in your Program content; you may not otherwise use our brand, imply that we endorse you personally, or present yourself as speaking for us.

10. Program credits

On approval we add 300 credits to your account, valid for 14 days, and each approved post tops your balance back up to 400 credits, valid for 30 days. Credits are provided so that producing Program content costs you nothing. They have no cash value, cannot be exchanged for money or transferred to another account, and expire on the dates shown in your account. They may be withdrawn if your participation ends. A campaign post that meets its brief but closes below the minimum views earns 100 credits instead of cash; unlike the credits above, these do not expire.

11. Changing or ending the Program

By you: you may leave at any time by disconnecting your accounts or closing your account. Balances already earned remain payable, subject to the payout rules above.

By us: we may change these terms, change the Program’s rules and thresholds, or end the Program entirely. We will give reasonable notice of a material change or of closure, other than where an immediate change is needed to address abuse, a legal requirement or a platform’s rules.

Posts in flight: a post already inside its tracking window when a change takes effect settles under the rules that applied when it was submitted.

Posts from before campaigns: on September 27, 2026, every post submitted before campaigns existed and not yet settled moved into the Promote Vidofy campaign: it settles under that campaign’s maximum of $50 per post, and a post still awaiting review or appeal is reviewed without its brief, which it predates. Posts already settled keep what they earned.

12. Liability

We are not responsible for the performance of your posts, for changes a platform makes to its API, ranking or reporting, or for a platform suspending, restricting or removing your account or content. Where a platform stops providing the figures a post depends on, that post may close without a reward. The limitations of liability in our general Terms apply to the Program.

13. Confidentiality

What you are paid is personal and confidential: do not publish your payout amounts, per-post earnings, rates, dashboard screenshots or payment receipts, or share them with other creators or third parties. The one exception is the total Vidofy AI has paid you, which you may share only through your official Vidofy AI payout card or its verification link. Breaching this section is a breach of these terms (section 7).

14. Contact

Questions about the Program or these terms can be sent through our Contact Us page. You can read more about how the Program works on our Creator Program page.