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Fiber & Ore · Creator Agreements

Content Usage Release

This lets us use the content you made with us — in ads, on our channels, across our site — on clear terms, with your explicit consent. Read it over, then sign electronically at the bottom.

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Your details

Where we should send your Fiber & Ore samples. Include apartment or unit numbers so nothing gets lost.
Describe the products or collaboration, not just finished posts — you can sign this before creating any content, and it still covers what you make afterward.
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Grant of rights

Perpetual · unlimited use
  • 2.1Grant. You grant Fiber & Ore LLC a perpetual, non-exclusive, worldwide license to use, reproduce, edit, crop, and caption any photo, video, or written content you create featuring the products or collaboration described above (the “Content”) — whether you created it before or after signing this release — in connection with marketing and selling Fiber & Ore products.
  • 2.2Channels. This covers paid advertising (e.g. Meta, TikTok, Google, Amazon), our organic social accounts, our website and email marketing, and product packaging.
  • 2.3Term. This grant is perpetual — it doesn’t expire and doesn’t need to be renewed.
  • 2.4Compensation. Any payment or product for this collaboration is handled separately — this release doesn’t itself create a payment obligation.
  • 2.5Your promise. You created (or will create) the Content, hold the rights to license it, and using it won’t infringe anyone else’s rights — including music, other people who appear in it, or third-party trademarks.
  • 2.6Credit. We’ll credit your handle where practical, but the license doesn’t depend on credit being given.
  • 2.7No exclusivity. This isn’t an exclusivity agreement — you’re free to work with other brands.
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Electronic signature

Signature preview
 
Type your name in Section 1 to see it here.

Signed & ready to send

Send your signed copy to Fiber & Ore, and keep one for your own records.

This is a general-purpose template for Fiber & Ore’s own use and hasn’t been reviewed by an attorney for any particular situation or state — if you’re relying on it for a high-value or ongoing program, have counsel adapt it first. Questions about a specific collaboration: eric@fiberandore.com.