Once a brand approves you, the last step before creating is e-signing the campaign contract. This page covers signing, rejecting, and leaving a campaign.

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Signing the contract

Before you can create for a campaign, you e-sign its contract. The contract page shows the full agreement as a document, with your name previewed in place of the creator-name placeholder as you type. To sign, enter your full legal name, check the box agreeing the contract is legally binding, and tap Sign Contract. After signing, the page shows a Contract Completed confirmation with your signer name and the signed date, and you can download the signed contract as a PDF at any time.
The contract is legally binding once signed, and the name you type appears on it, so read it fully before you enter your name and agree.

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Contract details some brands ask for

Some contracts include a Contract details section above the signature: a few inputs the brand needs to fulfil the agreement, like a shipping address for product, a phone number, or a delivery date. Depending on the field you’ll see a text box, a date picker, a number field, or a checkbox. Fields marked * are required: you can’t sign until they’re filled (and a required checkbox must be checked). Your answers are written into the signed document itself, right where the brand placed the blank: they become part of the legally binding PDF, so double-check them like anything else you sign. If the contract is later updated and you’re asked to re-sign, your previous answers are kept and pre-filled.
In the mobile app, contracts that ask for details send you to the website to sign: the app supports plain signatures only for now. You can still read the full document and decline in the app.

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Rejecting a contract

If a campaign isn’t right for you, you can Reject contract on the same page instead of signing. Rejecting requires a written reason of 50–500 characters, which is shared with the brand.
Rejecting a contract is final for that campaign: to join again, you’d have to start over with the brand’s approval.

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Leaving a campaign

Only approved (not-yet-signed) or signed creators can withdraw from a campaign, and doing so also requires a written reason of 50–500 characters that’s shared with the brand. You can’t withdraw a still-pending application this way: until the brand decides, your application simply waits.

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Finding your signed contract later

After you sign, you’re taken straight into the campaign’s workspace, so the contract is no longer on the page where you signed it. You can reopen it any time:
  1. Go to the campaign from My Campaigns and open its workspace.
  2. In the top-right of the workspace, open the More actions menu: the three-dots (⋯) button.
  3. Choose Download agreement to open the signed contract and save it as a PDF.
The same More actions menu has Campaign overview, which reopens the original brief and details: handy when you want to re-check what you signed up for without leaving the workspace.
Download agreement only shows once you’ve signed. Before signing, the contract lives on the campaign’s contract page instead.

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Questions creators ask

Open the campaign from My Campaigns, then open the More actions menu: the three-dots (⋯) button in the top-right of the workspace, and choose Download agreement. You can read the signed contract and save it as a PDF whenever you need a copy. Campaign overview in the same menu brings back the original brief.
No. Rejecting a contract is final for that campaign: you’d have to start over with the brand’s approval before you can join again. Reject only when you’re sure.
Not from the campaign page. Only approved-but-unsigned or signed participation can be left, and leaving needs a written reason of 50–500 characters. A pending application simply waits for the brand’s decision.
It’s your personal code, revealed once you sign your first contract. Share it, and you earn $20 whenever a creator you refer gets approved for any campaign.

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Next steps

Create & submit content

Now that you’ve signed, create your videos, get them approved, and add your published links.

How earnings work

Watch your views turn into a withdrawable balance and cash out through Stripe.

Browse & join campaigns

Back to the Marketplace to discover and apply to more campaigns.

How tracking & payouts work

The exact rules behind views, accrual, payout groups, and settlement.