Terms of Service

These terms apply when you use the BrandDrop website or create an account. If you do not agree with them, please do not use the service.

We will ask you to confirm you accept these terms when you set up an account, and we record the version you were shown at that moment.

BrandDrop is a platform where independent creators and consumer brands can find each other, discuss possible collaborations, and keep track of the ones they agree to.

Everything that happens between a creator and a brand — the scope of the work, the money, the deadlines, how the content may be used — is decided by those two parties, not by us.

You must be at least 18 years old.

The information in your account must be accurate and kept up to date. If you sign up on behalf of a brand, you confirm you are authorised to act for that brand.

Confirming your email address only proves that the address works. It is not a check, endorsement, or certification of anyone's audience, follower numbers, engagement, or past results.

Creator participation is free. There is no subscription for creators, no commission taken from what a brand pays you, and no exclusivity — you are free to work with anyone, on or off BrandDrop.

Audience figures on a creator profile are self-reported by the creator. Report them honestly, and describe your platforms and past work accurately.

Creating a brand account, filling in your brand profile, and writing and saving campaign drafts are free.

Signing up on its own does not start a trial and does not start any billing.

Eligible brands can start a 30-day trial. You choose to start it explicitly, and no card is required. Nothing is charged during a card-free trial, and it cannot turn into a payment by itself.

The trial starts only when you explicitly select Start free trial. Registering, drafting a campaign or opening a conversation does not silently start the trial.

There is one paid plan: $29/month USD, recurring monthly. It only starts if you go through checkout and consent to it. There is no annual commitment.

Before you consent, we show you the amount, the date of your first charge, and any tax that applies to it. If a trial is still running, the first charge is never taken before that trial ends.

We do not limit how many collaborations you may accept and run under the plan. Whatever you pay a creator is separate from the plan and is agreed directly between you and that creator.

You can stop future renewals at any time from Membership using Manage subscription. If that option is not available to you, contact us through Support and we will process the cancellation.

Cancelling stops future renewals; it is not the same as asking for a refund. You keep access for the period you have already paid for.

After membership ends you keep your account, your historical records, and the conversation history for work you already accepted, subject to safety measures and the retention limits described in the Privacy Notice.

Starting new recruitment — publishing campaigns, inviting creators, or writing in conversations that have not yet led to an accepted collaboration — needs an active trial or plan. Both parties can always keep communicating about collaborations already accepted, even after a brand's trial or paid access ends.

We do not promise that any creators or brands will be available to you, that you will receive applications, invitations, or replies, that any match will be made, or that anything will lead to sales, coverage, or earnings.

This is particularly true early on: at launch the platform may have very few members, and paying for membership does not change that.

An application, a chat request, an invitation, or a reply is an expression of interest. None of them is an agreement to any scope of work, price, deadline, or content-use right that is put forward later.

A collaboration only exists when both parties have actually agreed the same scope, compensation, deadlines, and content-use rights between themselves. Any later change needs both parties to agree again.

BrandDrop does not currently run an automated proposal-and-approval workflow that records those terms for you. Please put what you agree in writing to each other and keep your own copy.

BrandDrop is not your agent, employer, manager, or legal representative, and it is not a talent agency.

We do not negotiate on behalf of either side, we do not set or advise on creator rates, and we take no commission from creator compensation.

We never hold, escrow, or pass on the money a brand pays a creator. That is paid directly between them, by whatever method they choose.

The only payments BrandDrop takes are brand membership payments for the plan described above. Those are processed by our payment provider, Stripe, and are entirely separate from sponsorship compensation.

You keep ownership of everything you upload or write. By using the service you give us only the permissions we need to store, display, and transmit your content in order to run the features you have chosen to use — for example showing your profile to the people it is meant to reach, or delivering your message to the person you sent it to.

You confirm you have the right to submit what you submit.

Do not impersonate anyone, send spam or bulk unsolicited messages, harass or abuse other members, attempt to access accounts or data that are not yours, misstate your audience or results, or post unlawful content.

If someone behaves this way towards you, report it through Support.

We may limit, suspend, or close an account where we need to address fraud, deception, or a safety problem.

The platform is under active development, so features may be added, changed, or withdrawn.

When we change these terms we publish a new version with a new revision identifier. Material changes will be brought to your attention rather than quietly swapped in.

You can close your account at any time through Support.

The service is provided as it is, and we cannot promise it will always be uninterrupted or error-free.

Nothing in these terms takes away rights you have under consumer or other laws that cannot be waived. Where those laws apply to you, they apply regardless of what this page says.

The current way to reach us about anything on this page is the Support page. A direct public contact address and the registered operator name are still being finalised and will be added here once confirmed.