Streamer Terms

1. How these terms fit

These Streamer Terms apply when you use Clip Farm to post Contracts. They add to the Terms of Service, the Acceptable Use Policy and the Payouts Policy.

2. Who can be a Streamer

• You must be at least 18, in the United States, and the owner of the Twitch channel you connect, or authorized to act for its owner.
• If you act for a business or agency, you confirm you can bind it and the channel owner to these terms.

3. Posting a Contract

• Clip Farm sets one rate for all Contracts. It is shown when you sign up and on our pricing page, and is currently $1.00 per 1,000 verified views to Clippers, plus our 20% platform fee.
• A Contract's rate is locked when the Contract goes live and never changes for that Contract. If we change the rate, the new rate applies only to Contracts that go live afterwards, and we will ask you to accept updated terms.
• One set of rules applies to every Contract: these terms, the Terms of Service and the Acceptable Use Policy, which you and every Clipper accept at sign-up. Contracts differ only by budget and dates. The minimum budget is $100.
• Views count for 30 days after a clip is submitted to your Contract. The same window applies to every Contract.
• You may not ask Clippers to hide disclosures or mislead viewers.
• Contracts in restricted categories (adult content, gambling or casinos, political campaigns, and weapons) are not allowed at launch.
• We may review, edit for clarity, decline or remove any Contract.

4. Budget, fees and charges

• You prepay the Contract budget through our payment processor before the Contract goes live.
• As Clippers earn, we draw their earnings plus the 20% platform fee from your budget. Example: $100 of Clipper earnings uses $120 of budget.
• When the budget is used up, the Contract stops paying. You can add funds to keep it running.
• You authorize us and our payment processor to charge your payment method for the amounts you approve.
• You are responsible for any taxes on your purchases.

5. The license you give

By posting a Contract, you give each Clipper who joins it a non-exclusive, royalty-free, worldwide license to use your Twitch VODs, channel name, and the name, voice and likeness that appear in them, through the Clip Farm tools, to make, edit, caption and post short clips to the Clipper's own social accounts for that Contract.

• Clips posted while the Contract is active may stay up after it ends, and the license continues for those posts. Clippers may not make new posts from the Contract after it ends.
• You also give Clip Farm a license to access, download, process and store your VODs, including with automated and AI tools, to run the Contract.
• You confirm you own or control the rights needed to give this license. You are responsible for third-party material in your VODs, such as music, guests or other creators' content. If you cannot license something, tell us at support@clipfarm.app before your Contract goes live.

6. Clip approval

If you require approval, you will see each clip before it earns. You have 48 hours to approve or reject it. If you do neither, it is approved automatically. Reject clips only for a real reason, such as breaking the Acceptable Use Policy or misrepresenting you. You may not reject clips to avoid paying for compliant work. We may override rejections that are not made in good faith.

7. Disclosure

Contract clips are paid promotion of your channel. They carry the platform's paid-partnership or branded-content label and #ad. You must not ask Clippers to remove these. You are also responsible for following the FTC's Endorsement Guides in anything you post about the Contract yourself.

8. Ending a Contract and refunds

• You can end a Contract at any time. When you do, no new clips can join it. Earnings from views counted before it ends are paid from your budget.
• Unspent budget is refundable. After the Contract ends and pending earnings clear their hold and review, we refund what is left to your original payment method.
• Spent budget is not refundable. This includes amounts paid to Clippers and the platform fee on those amounts.
• If we reverse a Clipper's earnings for fraud, the reversed amount goes back to your budget.

9. Chargebacks and payment disputes

We may pause or end your Contracts, suspend your account, offset the amount against your other balances, and use lawful collection methods to recover it. If you think a charge is wrong, contact support@clipfarm.app first. We will work with you to fix it.

10. Conduct toward Clippers

Treat Clippers with respect. Do not harass, threaten or dox them, ask them to break platform rules, or ask them to work outside Clip Farm to avoid fees.

11. Contact

Streamer support: support@clipfarm.app.