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BRAND COLLABORATION AGREEMENT

Effective September 12, 2026

Between “Brand” and “Creator”

1.1 Deliverables

Creator will publish three short-form videos and two story frames on the approved social channels.

2.1 Compensation

Brand will pay Creator $4,500 within thirty days after final publication and receipt of a correct invoice.

3.2 Approval

Brand will provide consolidated content feedback within two business days of receiving each draft.

4.1 Usage Rights

Brand may use the approved content in paid social advertising for six months from first publication.

5.1 Exclusivity

Creator will not promote a competing skincare brand for forty-five days after the final post.

7.2 Cancellation

If Brand cancels after production begins, Creator will receive fifty percent of the remaining fee.

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within thirty days after final publication

Payment is due 30 days after the last post.

paid social advertising for six months

The brand can run the content as ads for 6 months.

fifty percent of the remaining fee

Cancellation after work starts pays 50% of the balance.
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BRAND COLLABORATION AGREEMENT

Money

$4,500, due 30 days after final publication

Commitment

Three videos, two story frames, and 45 days of exclusivity

Important Dates

Brand feedback is due within two business days

Restrictions

Paid usage lasts six months

Exit

50% of the remaining fee if the brand cancels after production starts

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Marketing Services Agreement

What you pay
$2,500 setup fee plus $1,200 per month
Initial commitment
12 months
Renewal
Another 12 months unless written notice is provided at least 60 days before renewal
Cancellation
No general early-cancellation right is described during the initial term
Your responsibilities
Provide account access, approvals, and creative materials within five business days

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