What do these terms cover?

They cover this website, the enquiry form on it, and the terms a Creator Fleet engagement runs on. The proposal you agree to is the document that governs your brand; these terms sit under it and say what is true before a proposal exists.

What does the monthly fee cover?

The output. Making the content, publishing it at the rate your package sets, running the pages day to day, answering what arrives on them, and reporting the month back to you.

Management runs from $300 to $800 a month per brand, set by how much goes out each day, from one post a day up to ten. The AI influencer line carries a setup fee on top, because a persona has to be built before it can be run, and that fee is stated in the proposal before anything is agreed.

What does the proposal cost?

Nothing. You get the package, the posting rate, the platforms and one monthly number in writing before any engagement exists, and you decide after reading it.

What can we not promise?

A follower number, a view count or a revenue figure. No agency controls a platform’s distribution, so nobody can honestly put those numbers in a contract, and an agency that does is spending your money on a guess.

What is promised instead is the output your package names: the posts are made here, they go out at the agreed rate, on the platforms the proposal named, and the month is reported back to you. We also cannot promise that a platform will keep allowing what it allows today, and where an engagement depends on a rule we do not control, the proposal says so.

Who owns the accounts?

You do, for the whole engagement and after it ends. We work inside accounts you give us access to, and access is handed back or closed at your instruction when the work ends.

We never operate an account we have not been given access to, and we never create an account impersonating a real person. An AI persona is never presented as a human being where the platform requires that to be disclosed.

Do you publish client names?

No. Client names and verticals are never published, there is no logo wall on this website, and nothing about your brand appears as an example anywhere else.

The work is reported to you and nowhere else. A reference is only ever given if you ask for one in writing.

What work do we refuse?

Bought engagement of any kind, meaning followers, likes, views or comments, and any service that supplies it. We also refuse to run an account we were not given, to create one that impersonates a real person, and to pass an AI persona off as human where a platform requires disclosure.

What is refused	Why	Cost to you if it were done
Bought followers, likes, views or comments	It is detectable and the account carries the penalty	The page you paid to grow
Running an account we were not given	It breaks the platform terms you signed	The account itself
An undisclosed AI persona	Some platforms require the disclosure	The persona and the pages beside it

These hold whatever the budget, and they are refused on the call rather than after the first invoice.

What is expected of you?

Access to the accounts we are to run, an accurate description of the business and any licence it holds, and a reply when a piece of content needs a decision from you. Owners who want approval before publishing get it written into the plan.

You remain responsible for your own legal and licensing position in the markets you sell in. We run your pages to each platform’s rules; we are not your lawyer.

Can an engagement be stopped?

Yes, at the end of a paid month, in writing. There is no lock in beyond the month you have paid for, and stopping does not cost you the accounts or the content already published on them.

Who owns what is on this website?

The words, the tables and the systems behind Creator Fleet belong to us. You are welcome to quote a page with a link back to it.

Which law applies?

These terms are governed by the law of the country where the business is registered, and any dispute is dealt with there. If a court finds one line here unenforceable, the rest still stands.

Where are the company details?

The company registration number and the postal address are not printed here yet, because they follow registration. They are added to this page on the day that is done, and the change is dated.

How do we change these terms?

We update this page and date the change. These terms were last updated on 2026-09-23.

How do I contact you about these terms?

Email hello@creatorfleet.com and we will answer. Email is the only channel we run at the moment.

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