The core contracts, terms, guidance, and protections every creator needs on Day 1.

WHAT IS IT?

WHO NEEDS IT?

All creators.

WHY IT’S ESSENTIAL

Over the past two years, independent creators paid hundreds of thousands of dollars in order to resolve unintentional website accessibility violations. In fact, ADA law firms specifically target small and independent creators because many don’t realize their website has to comply with the ADA or don’t know how to fix it. So when a demand letter arrives, they don’t have the ammunition or resources to fight back. So they settle. These settlements are enormously costly and disruptive, but the worst part is knowing their website accessibility problems could have been fixed in a single afternoon with our ADA Website Compliance Kit.

WHAT’S INCLUDED

1. A four-step guide to audit your website for ADA compliance.

2. A step-by-stop guide to remediate all accessibility failure on Squarespace, Showit, WordPress, and Kajabi.

3. A publish-ready, attorney-drafted Accessibility Statement to publish on your website, along with a along with a what-to-do checklist.

Download your the Kit, grab a coffee, and fix your ADA problems before you become the next target for litigation.

The contract every creator needs before creating a single piece of content for a brand or sponsor.

Brand deals are where most creators first realize they needed a contract. The deliverables shift. The payment timeline becomes a moving target. Content gets reposted in contexts that were never discussed. And because nothing was in writing, there's no ground to stand on. This agreement defines the full scope of a partnership before any work begins—covering what you'll deliver, when you'll be paid, what the brand can do with your content, and what happens if anything changes. It's written in plain English, covers FTC disclosure requirements as written into the agreement itself, and includes clear termination and kill fee language so you're protected even if a deal falls through after work is done. Because 80% of talent agreements are actively negotiated, having your own document changes the entire starting position.

How it helps you

You stop going into brand deals hoping the other side is operating in good faith and start going in with terms that are already agreed upon. Payment disputes drop when amounts, dates, and methods are spelled out. Usage overreach stops when the agreement defines exactly what the brand can do with your content — and for how long. And you have a document to point to when any of those lines are crossed, rather than a text thread and a memory of what was verbally agreed.

What it covers

• Deliverables and content specifications

• Payment terms, timeline, and late fees

• Content ownership and usage rights

• FTC disclosure language in the agreement

• Exclusivity scope and time window

• Revision rights and approval process

• Kill fee for cancellation after work begins

• Termination rights and governing law

WHY IT’S ESSENTIAL FOR CREATORS

Recent federal laws make it absolutely essential for all creators to have clear, up-to-date disclosures in their brand deal agreements, along with language protecting them from misuse of their creative, brand & proprietary business assets. Not having updated, creator-favored language opens creators to legal liability, steep monetary penalties, and loss of trust, credibility & visibility within the communities they serve.

HOW OUR PRICING COMPARES

▪ AVERAGE HOURLY LEGAL FEE: $3,500 to $6,500

▪ COMPARABLE TEMPLATE: $697.00*

▪ INFRAME BASIS PRICING: $497.00

▪ INFRAME CREATOR PRICING:$347.00

*Currently, there is no comparable agreement that includes everything we include, nor are we aware of any other templates on the market that are custom-drafted for creators by creators and include the attorney-drafted, creator-focused insight, guidance & support InFrame provides.

Music labels didn’t invent the collab. Creators did. It’s how we work, live, build, connect, create. It’s how we become better creators. We’ve been collab’ing since . . . 1220 A.D.? Probably earlier. Back then, if your collaborator stole your tools, you’d break into their barn overnight & retrieve them. Now, you need an NDA with strong, creator-based language, protecting your relationship, assets, and proprietary information.

Too often, creators are afraid to present contracts to potential collaborators, and we get it. It’s because 99% of them were not drafted for creators. They don’t actually protect creators, cover what needs to be covered, and often do more harm than good. Our NDA is different. It’s attorney-drafted & tailor-made for the creator world, and allows creators to protect & monetize their creative work, brand & business assets while making the connections that literally built the creator economy and sustains it today. So let’s keep creating, keep collab’ing, and be smart about it with an agreement that truly benefits creators.

IMPORTANT NOTE: If any money, services, or other value (something you would normally charge for) is being exchanged (like a swap), you will need a different agreement: either our Collaboration Agreement or Co-Creator Agreement. If no money or value is being exchanged, this is the agreement you need.

WHAT’S IN IT?

Our NDA includes essential terms defining ownership & use of assets, security, confidentiality of business information, AI use, and other industry-specific protections unique to the creator world, in addition to our proprietary, creator-specific structure that amplifies your visibility & credibility.

WHO NEEDS IT?

All creators who share business or creative concepts, ideas, or assets with a potential collaborator or co-creator needs an NDA before the first call or exchange of information. Even if it’s just an initial convo, your ideas, work product, contacts, marketing plans, and creative assets are highly valuable intellectual property that must be legally protected to remain YOUR highly valuable intellectual property.

WHY IT’S ESSENTIAL FOR CREATORS

Recent federal laws make it absolutely essential for all creators to have clear, up-to-date disclosures in their agreements, along with language protecting them from misuse of their creative, brand & proprietary business assets (even with friends and collaborators). Not having updated, creator-favored language opens creators to legal liability and causes them to lose trust, credibility & visibility within the communities they serve.

HOW OUR PRICING COMPARES

▪ AVERAGE HOURLY LEGAL FEE: $1,500 to $2,500

▪ COMPARABLE TEMPLATE: $397.00*

▪ INFRAME BASIS PRICING: $197.00

▪ INFRAME CREATOR PRICING:$97.00

*Currently, there is no comparable agreement that includes everything we include, nor are we aware of any other templates on the market that are custom-drafted for creators by creators and include the attorney-drafted, creator-focused insight, guidance & support InFrame provides.