Platform Terms

Main changes in this edition: clauses 8.5, 8.11, 9.5 and 14.4.

1. What these terms cover

1.1. SlayContent is a platform where brands post briefs for short videos and creators fulfil them for a reward.

1.2. The platform is operated by an individual entrepreneur registered in Georgia, identification number 304824821. Contact: support@slaycontent.com.

1.3. These terms apply from the moment you accept them — at registration, by submitting a publication or a payment request whose form says that by submitting it you accept these terms, or, for a new edition, under clause 14.2 — and for as long as you hold an account.

1.4. Alongside these terms, the Content Use Terms apply. You accept them at registration with the same box as these terms, and confirm them each time you submit a publication (clause 6.2). Acceptance at registration also covers publications that platform staff add on your behalf. The text of those terms, together with earlier editions, is open on the platform's website.

2. Who can be a creator

2.1. A creator must be 18 or older. Age is confirmed at registration.

2.2. Registration is by application. Your account and profile are available immediately, but campaigns open only after a member of platform staff approves you.

2.3. The platform may refuse approval without giving reasons, and may withdraw approval later.

2.4. An account belongs to one person. You may not transfer it, sell it, or operate it on someone else's behalf.

2.5. The same wallet may not be used by two creators.

3. Account and sign-in

3.1. Sign-in is by email and password. When you sign in from an unfamiliar device, the platform emails you a code.

3.2. A device is remembered for two weeks from your last sign-in; the same period applies to the session.

3.3. You are responsible for keeping your password safe and for actions taken from your account.

3.4. After ten consecutive failed sign-in attempts, sign-in is temporarily locked.

4. Campaigns

4.1. Campaigns are created by the platform. Each has a brief, content requirements, a list of publication platforms, rates, thresholds, a budget and dates.

4.2. Campaigns are open — visible to all approved creators — or closed, with access granted individually.

4.3. Participation starts when you join a campaign. Publications released before you joined are not accepted.

4.4. The platform may pause a campaign, change its terms going forward, or end it early. Publications already accepted are preserved, and the reward for them is calculated under sections 8 and 9; final amounts (clause 9.5) are not affected by this.

4.5. A change to campaign terms does not apply retroactively to publications submitted earlier. The exception is the budget, the view plan and the per-creator maximum: how changing them affects amounts that are not yet final is set out in clauses 8.4 and 9.5.

5. Publication requirements

5.1. Publications on TikTok, Instagram and YouTube are accepted. The platform may temporarily stop accepting publications from any of these networks for technical reasons — for example, while it cannot verify views there. This is stated on the submission form, before you submit.

5.2. A publication must match the campaign brief, be posted on an account belonging to you, include the campaign's required hashtags where set, and match the required format — video or slideshow.

5.3. The same post may not be submitted twice.

5.4. The publication must be public and remain available throughout the view counting period. If the platform has requested an advertising code for your publication (clause 2.9 of the Content Use Terms), the publication also stays public for the whole period of that code: you may not delete, hide or change it during that period.

5.5. Prohibited in relation to how the platform works:

• inflating views, likes or any other metrics by any means;
• passing off someone else's video as your own;
• using music, footage, images or trademarks you have not obtained rights to;
• filming recognisable people without their written permission to use the video, including in advertising (clause 5.3 of the Content Use Terms);
• posting material that breaks the law or the social network's own rules;
• misleading viewers about the qualities of the advertised product or service.

5.6. Prohibited by content:

• terrorism, extremism, incitement to violence and its justification;
• drugs: sale, manufacture, advertising and promotion;
• weapons and explosives;
• any sexual material involving minors, and involving children in dangerous activity;
• human trafficking and sexual services;
• fraud, financial pyramids and get-rich-quick schemes;
• malware, hacking, trading in other people's accounts and data;
• forged documents and counterfeit goods;
• incitement of hatred on grounds of race, nationality, origin, religion, sex, orientation or disability;
• harassment of a specific person;
• false health claims: promises to cure illness, miracle remedies, discouraging people from seeking medical help;
• sexually explicit content;
• alcohol, tobacco, vapes and nicotine products;
• political campaigning: calls to vote, advertising for parties, candidates and political movements.

5.7. The platform may refuse a publication that breaches these requirements and, in the case of inflated metrics, reject it and withdraw access to campaigns.

5.8. The platform may reject a publication that breaches none of the lists above but is unsuitable in content for the brand or the platform.

5.9. The platform may show links to other people's publications as examples ("references") for inspiration. A reference does not grant any right to copy someone else's content: you remain responsible for the content of your own publication (clauses 5.5–5.6, 13.4).

5.10. We recommend filming with your own sound or with music that may be freely used in advertising. Music from a social network's library does not pass to the platform with the rights in the video (clause 5.2 of the Content Use Terms), and at the platform's request a version of the video without it will be needed.

6. How a publication is submitted

6.1. You submit a link to the publication and analytics screenshots. No video file upload is required at submission; at the platform's request you provide the original video file (clause 2.5 of the Content Use Terms).

6.2. By submitting a publication, you accept these terms and the Content Use Terms, under which you assign the rights in your publications to the platform and permit the use of your image, voice, name and username in them, including in advertising. If you did not accept the Content Use Terms at registration, the first such submission also extends them to publications submitted earlier (clause 7.4 of the Content Use Terms). Links to the full texts of both are shown on the submission form next to the submit button.

6.3. Some checks run automatically: publication date, platform, account ownership, format, required hashtags and the presence of the required screenshots. A publication failing these does not reach a moderator.

6.4. If the campaign sets a minimum view count, the publication waits until it reaches that count before reaching a moderator. This wait is not a rejection.

6.5. A publication must be submitted within 60 minutes of going live on the social network. After that the platform does not accept it. The deadline is shown on the submission form before you press the button.

7. Moderation

7.1. A moderator takes one of three decisions: accept, reject, or request further information.

7.2. The moderator may request further information more than once if what you sent is not enough. There is no separate reply deadline: you can reply while the campaign is running. A campaign need not use information requests at all.

7.3. If no reply to a request has arrived by the time the campaign closes, the moderator decides on what has already been provided. There is no rejection for the absence of a reply alone.

7.4. On rejection you are shown the reason. The name of the staff member who decided is not disclosed.

7.5. The platform reviews a publication within 10 business days of it entering the moderation queue. That period excludes time spent waiting to reach a minimum view count, and time spent waiting for your reply to a request for further information.

7.6. There is no separate appeals procedure, except for disputing a removal from payment (clause 8.12). You may describe a disputed case by writing to support@slaycontent.com.

7.7. You may submit a different publication to the same campaign. The same one again — no.

7.8. A publication that has not reached the campaign's minimum view count does not go to a moderator: it waits. If the minimum has still not been reached when the campaign closes, the publication is rejected on the ground that the minimum view count was not reached before the campaign closed.

8. How the reward is calculated

8.1. The reward is calculated at the rate per thousand views set by the campaign. The rate, the thresholds in clauses 8.3–8.4 and the budget in clause 8.5 may be the same for all publication formats or different for video and slideshow — whichever is set for the format of this publication applies.

8.2. The reward accrues on views gained within the accrual period and verified by the platform. The accrual period is set in the campaign terms and runs from publication; where the campaign does not set one, it is 14 days. Views gained after it are still shown to you, but no reward accrues on them. Nor does it accrue on views gained after the amount for the publication has become final (clause 9.5).

8.3. There is a lower threshold: until a publication reaches the minimum set by the campaign, no reward accrues. Once the threshold is reached, the publication is paid on all verified views, not only those above the threshold. A publication that has not reached the minimum by the time the campaign closes is rejected (clause 7.8).

8.4. There is a per-publication cap: however many views it gains, no more than the amount set by the campaign is paid for one publication. A campaign may also set a per-creator maximum — how much one creator receives in it in total. Your publications are then paid in queue order (clause 8.5) until everything you receive in the campaign reaches the maximum; nothing more is paid for publications above it. Where no maximum is set, there is no such limit.

8.5. The campaign budget is a hard limit, and it is allocated in a queue. Publications are queued by the moment moderation accepted them — the earlier a publication is accepted, the earlier it stands in the queue; where those moments are equal, the one submitted earlier comes first. The exceptions are a return to the previous place (clause 8.11) and publications submitted before this edition was issued (clause 14.4). While enough of the budget remains, a publication receives its full amount under clauses 8.1–8.4. The publication on which the budget runs out receives the remainder to the cent, and those after it receive $0. You may submit a publication after the budget has run out, while the campaign is accepting publications: it goes through moderation as usual but may receive $0. Where the budget is split by format, each format has its own queue: one format's remainder does not pass to the other.

8.6. Where less than the calculated amount accrues, the platform always shows the reason: threshold not reached, cap applied, per-creator maximum reached, campaign plan fulfilled, budget exhausted, campaign closed, accrual period ended.

8.7. After a campaign closes, further views are not paid. After that, the amount for a publication may change only under clauses 8.9, 8.12 and 9.5.

8.8. Rewards are calculated in US dollars and rounded to the cent.

8.9. If a publication's verified views fall markedly — the source revises them downwards, or they turn out to have been inflated — the publication is flagged as suspicious and goes back to a moderator. The fall alone takes nothing away: the moderator decides. Where the moderator reduces the reward and part of it has already been paid, the difference is withheld from future payments.

8.10. Before any publication, the following are deducted from the campaign budget: the fixed payment for a period, where the campaign pays one, and the cost of views the platform adds to the campaign manually; publications are paid in queue order from what remains. The campaign's view plan, where set, is allocated the same way: manually added views are deducted from it first, then publications take it in queue order; once the plan is used up, views of the publications that follow are not paid beyond it.

8.11. A publication flagged as suspicious (clause 8.9) remains accepted until the moderator decides: it keeps its place in the queue, and its amount is held until the decision (clause 9.3). If the moderator keeps it accepted, its place does not change. If a publication stops being accepted (it is rejected, removed from payment under clause 8.12, or its acceptance is withdrawn for a new review), it takes no place in the queue: its share of the budget passes to those after it. If it is accepted again no later than 24 hours after that, it returns to its previous place; if later, it goes to the end of the queue by the new moment of acceptance and receives only what remains of the budget. If a removal from payment is reversed on dispute (clause 8.12), the publication returns to its previous place however much time has passed. In each of these cases its waiting period starts again.

8.12. Removal from payment. The platform may remove a publication from payment if it has grounds to suspect a breach of these terms, the Content Use Terms or the law — for example, inflated metrics, someone else's account or someone else's material. The platform is not obliged to prove this to you or to disclose its information. A publication removed from payment is rejected: its accrual is cancelled, the amount already paid for it — and no more — is withheld from future payments, and the platform no longer uses its material except to deal with a dispute; material already passed to the campaign client remains with the client. If the amount for the removed publication is already final and the campaign has closed, its share of the budget passes to no one.

A publication may be removed from payment until its amount becomes final and for 90 days after that, and where a claim of infringement of rights in the material is made — at any time. You may dispute a removal once, by writing to support@slaycontent.com within 5 days of the day you first open your account after the rejection; the platform will reply within 10 business days.

This clause applies to the publication on whose submission you accepted this edition and to all publications submitted later.

9. When the reward becomes payable

9.1. After a moderation decision, the amount waits for the waiting period set in that campaign's terms before it becomes payable. There is no single period: it differs by campaign and is visible before you join.

9.2. A campaign closing does not shorten that period.

9.3. The reward for a publication flagged as suspicious is not paid until the review is complete.

9.4. The platform may set a different waiting period for an individual creator. Such a period is shown to the creator in advance and does not apply to publications submitted before it was set.

9.5. When a publication's waiting period ends, the amount for it becomes final: after that it is changed neither by the campaign budget, nor by other publications, nor by further views. Until then the amount may change:

• if publications ahead of yours in the queue gain more views or stop being accepted, or if a publication returns to its previous place ahead of yours (clause 8.11);
• if a publication submitted before this edition was issued is accepted: it stands in the queue ahead of all those submitted later (clause 14.4);
• if what is deducted from the budget or the plan before publications changes (clause 8.10);
• if the platform changes the campaign budget or plan: a reduction first affects the last amounts in the queue that are not yet final, and an increase passes further down the queue to amounts that are not yet final;
• if a per-creator maximum is introduced or changed in the campaign (clause 8.4): the platform decides whether to apply it to amounts already accrued that are not yet final, or only to publications whose place in the queue is later than the change.

Publications behind yours in the queue do not reduce your amount. Final amounts are neither reduced nor topped up by any of the above.

9.6. Finality protects the amount from the budget and other publications, but not from a decision on a breach: a publication with a final amount may be flagged as suspicious and rejected (clauses 5.7, 8.9) or removed from payment (clause 8.12), a payment suspended (clause 10.7), and access withdrawn (clause 12.2).

10. Payment of the reward

10.1. Payments are made in USDT, on the TRC-20 and BEP-20 networks. You choose the network when adding a wallet.

10.2. The minimum request is 20 USDT inclusive. You may request payment of all of the reward whose waiting period has ended, or part of it. The threshold does not apply on account closure: an amount below 20 USDT is paid out under clause 12.4.

10.3. Each request carries a fee of 1 USDT plus 1% of its amount, and you receive the rest. For example, for a request of 100 USDT you receive 98 USDT. The fee and the amount you will receive are shown on the request form before you submit it.

10.4. Requests are processed manually, within 10 business days of the request being created.

10.5. You enter and confirm the wallet address yourself. A new address cannot receive a payment during the first 24 hours after confirmation.

10.6. One active address per network. Responsibility for the address is yours: a transfer sent to the address you provided cannot be reversed.

10.7. The platform may suspend a payment for review where there are signs of inflated metrics, someone else's account, or a breach of law.

10.8. The platform does not pay rewards to countries or persons subject to applicable restrictions.

11. Rights in content

11.1. Rights in the videos you make pass under the Content Use Terms, which you accept at registration and confirm for each publication (clauses 1.4, 6.2).

11.2. In short: when moderation first accepts a publication, all exclusive rights in the video pass to the platform — perpetually and throughout the world; where the law does not permit such a transfer, the platform receives an exclusive licence. For publications that moderation accepted before you accepted the Content Use Terms, the rights pass at the moment you accept them. The rights do not come back, even if the acceptance is later reversed, the campaign is cancelled or the reward is not paid — in that case you may claim the money, except for a publication removed from payment (clause 8.12). The platform may pass the rights on, including to the campaign client, modify the video, and use your image, voice, name and username, including in advertising run through your publication. At the platform's request, within three business days, you provide an advertising code for your publication and the original video file. A publication that moderation has never accepted does not pass to the platform: the platform receives a non-exclusive licence over it.

11.3. You remain the author and may keep the publication on your own accounts and show it in your own portfolio — but you may not pass this material to others, or grant licences or advertising codes for it.

11.4. The full Content Use Terms prevail over this summary.

12. Ending

12.1. You may stop using the platform at any time and request closure of your account by writing to support@slaycontent.com. From the moment of the request you may no longer submit publications. Closure is completed once the waiting periods for all your publications have ended and payments under clause 12.4 have been made.

12.2. The platform may withdraw access for breach of these terms or of the Content Use Terms, for inflated metrics, for attempts to circumvent the rules, or where the law requires it.

12.3. Account closure is survived by: rights in content already granted, the permission to use your image, voice, name and username, advertising codes already provided — until the end of their period, records of accepted terms, financial records, and records the platform is required by law to keep.

12.4. Amounts earned and verified before closure are paid, unless the closure is connected with inflated metrics or deception. This includes an amount below the minimum request amount: on account closure it is also paid out, less the fee under clause 10.3.

13. Liability

13.1. The platform does not guarantee that you will be granted access to campaigns, that your publication will be accepted, or that it will reach any particular number of views.

13.2. The platform is not responsible for how social networks operate: for removal of a publication, account suspension, rule changes, or errors in their statistics.

13.3. The platform is liable only for verified and unpaid rewards. Lost profits and indirect losses are not compensated.

13.4. You are responsible for your publication not infringing anyone's rights. If a claim is brought against the platform or the client because of it, you compensate the losses under clause 5.4 of the Content Use Terms.

14. Changes

14.1. The platform may change these terms. A new edition is issued as a separate version; versions already accepted remain in force for what happened before the change.

14.2. The platform notifies you of material changes by email or in your account and asks you to accept the new edition. A change that concerns only one action in your account (for example, a payment request) may instead be shown on the form for that action: by taking the action with the change shown, you accept the change for that action.

14.3. Allocation of the budget in a queue (clauses 8.5, 8.10, 8.11) and finality of the amount (clause 9.5) apply from 5 October 2026, when the edition that introduced them was issued, in all campaigns, including those started earlier, and to publications submitted earlier. Amounts already paid or requested for payment by that day do not change. Amounts whose waiting period had already ended by that day became final on that day, under these rules. How the order of places in the queue changes from the issue of this edition is set out in clause 14.4.

14.4. Queuing by the moment of acceptance (clauses 8.5, 8.11) applies to publications submitted after this edition was issued. Publications submitted earlier are queued by time of submission, as under the previous edition: if such a publication stops being accepted and is accepted again, it returns to its place by time of submission. Publications submitted after this edition was issued stand behind them.

15. Law and language

15.1. Georgian law applies.

15.2. These terms exist in English and Russian, and both versions have equal force. In the event of a discrepancy, the version in the language in which you accepted these terms prevails.

15.3. The parties first attempt to resolve disputes by correspondence through support@slaycontent.com. Failing agreement, the dispute is heard by the court at the platform's place of registration, in Georgia.