The forever clause
“…in perpetuity, worldwide, royalty-free…”
Against a standard 90-day renewal at $350 a quarter, that one sentence hands over $1,400 a year.
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Your deals leak money in three places.
UGC content agreement, as they wrote it
“Content may be used in perpetuity, worldwide, royalty-free…”
They can run this ad forever. You got paid once.
“Creator shall provide revisions upon reasonable request…”
Nobody defined “reasonable.” You’ll find out on revision five.
“Payment within sixty (60) days of invoice receipt…”
Net 30 is the norm. Sixty is not.
Your deals leak money in three places.
UGC content agreement, as they wrote it
1. Services. Creator agrees to produce and deliver the content described in Exhibit A, including all associated raw files, in accordance with the brand guidelines furnished by Company.
2. Usage Rights. Content may be used in perpetuity, worldwide, royalty-free, across all media now known or hereafter devised, including derivative works and adaptations thereof.
They can run this ad forever. You got paid once.
3. Exclusivity. During the Term and for ninety (90) days thereafter, Creator shall not produce content for any competing brand as defined in Exhibit B.
4. Revisions. Creator shall provide revisions upon reasonable request until Company determines, in its sole discretion, that the deliverables conform to the creative brief.
Nobody defined “reasonable.” You’ll find out on revision five.
5. Approval. Company shall have ten (10) business days to review each deliverable. Failure to respond shall not constitute approval.
6. Payment. Payment within sixty (60) days of invoice receipt. Invoices submitted without a valid purchase order number will be returned unprocessed.
Net 30 is the norm. Sixty is not.
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previewperpetual usage“in perpetuity, worldwide, royalty-free…”
They can run this ad forever. You got paid once.
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Quotes, deliverables, usage rights, deadlines, from contracted to paid.
previewdelivered
Peak Fuel$1,200invoice now
invoiced
Loop Audio$600due in 12 days
paid
Nara Home$950jun 30
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Deliver and invoice
One click turns the deal into an invoice. The net-terms clock starts.
previewinvoice · INV-0007
- 2 × TikTok video
- $600
- Usage · 90 days, organic
- $250
Total · net 45$850.00
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Revision creep
“…revisions upon reasonable request…”
Two revisions are priced into your rate. Revision five is a working day you don't bill. At $450/day, that's the clause's price per deal.
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The slow invoice
“…payment within sixty (60) days of invoice receipt…”
Net 60 means you finance the brand for an extra month. Seen before signing, it's a negotiation; seen after, it's your rent problem.
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