Terms of Use
Two documents, one for each role.
Last updated Version 1.4 · Effective October 5, 2026
VerifyLocal accounts are either a Business (a venue running campaigns) or a Creator (a person filming, amplifying, or editing). Each role has its own Terms of Use, agreed to at sign-up. The document you accepted — identity, version, and timestamp — is the definitive record. Questions: support@verifylocal.ai.
Which Terms apply to you
- For businessesBusiness Terms of UseSubscription, campaigns and the marketplace, fees and settlement, what you may do with a video and until when, VL Variations and where your ads run, Studio, your data and sensors.Version 1.4 · Effective October 5, 2026
- For creatorsCreator Terms of UseProposing and being chosen, the shoot and the post, Organic Reach, how you are paid, the licences you grant, what VerifyLocal may do with your footage, Studio work, confidentiality.Version 1.4 · Effective October 5, 2026
What changed in version 1.2
Version 1.2, effective October 5, 2026, conforms Appendix G of Deep Context V16.0.5 into both documents. It is about one thing: what VerifyLocal may do with the raw footage a creator shoots at a venue.
- Raw Footage lands in the business’s library and is licensed to it, alongside the creator’s edit and the posted video. The creator still owns all three.
- VerifyLocal may cut VL Variations from that footage and publish them, including from VerifyLocal-owned regional accounts, with the paid-partnership disclosure tagging the business. Creators get 24 hours’ notice and keep a removal control; nothing they said or did on camera is altered, and their face and voice are never synthesised.
- One Licence Term, stated plainly: twelve months from first posting. After it, no new paid use begins without a renewal, and posts already published may stay up.
- Plus: how sales exports and baseline evidence are handled, email and SMS notification consent, and what happens to a campaign when a creator stops engaging.
How agreement works
- You accept the Terms for your role by clicking I Agree when you create your account. That click is your electronic signature, and the recorded acceptance (identity, version, timestamp) is the definitive record.
- A business that also creates content uses a separate Creator account and accepts the Creator Terms for it. A Creator account may not run campaigns.
- We may update either document with at least 14 days’ notice in-product or by email for material changes. A campaign is governed by the Terms in effect when you committed to or accepted it; fee, ledger, licence, pay and ownership rules never change retroactively for a committed campaign.
See also
- Privacy Policy — how account, campaign, transaction and sensor data are handled.
- Disclaimer — measurement is an estimate with a stated confidence band, never a promised result.