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Creator agreement

Last updated 19 July 2026

1. Scope

This agreement sets out the terms between you (a creator) and Humazing Pty Ltd (“Humazing,” “we,” “us”) for using Bullseye to take briefs from brands. It supplements our general terms of service; where the two conflict on a creator-specific point, this agreement applies.

2. Applying and staying approved

Every creator account goes through compliance screening before it can take briefs. We assess finance credibility and content history, not follower count alone. Approval isn't permanent — we may re-review or remove an account from the roster if content posted elsewhere no longer meets the standard, or if a pattern of rejected or changes-requested submissions suggests it doesn't.

3. Submitting content

You submit content against an open brief by uploading a draft and caption. It goes to compliance screening before the brand ever sees it. Screening may approve it, reject it, or request changes; if changes are requested, you can revise and resubmit. A brand may separately request creative changes on content that already cleared compliance — that's a different step, about fit and tone, not compliance risk.

Neither compliance clearance nor a brand's creative approval is guaranteed, and Bullseye is not obliged to explain every reviewer decision beyond the notes provided.

4. Ownership and licence

You keep ownership of everything you create. Submitting content against a brief grants the brand a licence to use that specific content for the placement described in the brief — not a general licence to reuse your work elsewhere unless the brief says so. We may keep a copy of submitted content and its review history for compliance record-keeping.

5. Disclosure

Every placement is paid, sponsored content. You're responsible for disclosing that clearly in the post itself (for example, a visible “paid partnership” or “#ad” tag), in line with the advertising standards that apply in your audience's jurisdiction. Content that doesn't disclose the commercial relationship won't clear compliance review.

6. Getting paid

A brief's listed budget is the gross value of that placement. Once your submission clears compliance, the brand approves it, and the placement goes live, you're paid the budget less the platform fee shown on the brief at the time you submitted. There's no cost to apply or to submit — the fee only applies to a placement that actually goes live.

7. Heightened-review categories

Some categories — crypto & digital assets in particular — carry extra regulatory risk, and briefs in those categories may ask you to confirm specific things before you submit (for example, that your content avoids guaranteed-return language and includes a risk disclosure). Confirming something you know isn't true is a breach of this agreement.

8. Your relationship with us

You use Bullseye as an independent creator, not as an employee or agent of Humazing or of any brand you work with through the platform. You're responsible for your own tax and business obligations arising from placements you complete.

9. Ending this agreement

You can stop using Bullseye at any time. We may suspend or remove your account for breaching this agreement, submitting content that repeatedly fails compliance review, or misrepresenting your application or content history.

10. Governing law

This agreement is governed by the laws of Victoria, Australia.