Terms of Service

Last updated: May 12, 2026

These terms govern use of Agently by creators, freelancers, brands, and administrators. They are written for beta readiness and should be reviewed by legal counsel before broad commercial launch.

1. What Agently Provides

Agently helps creators, freelancers, and brands manage discovery, campaign briefs, offers, messages, contract review, deliverables, payment workflow tracking, and profile or campaign recommendations. Agently is a workflow and marketplace platform, not a regulated escrow, bank, insurer, law firm, or talent agency unless a separate written agreement says otherwise.

2. Accounts And Roles

You are responsible for keeping your login secure and for providing accurate account, profile, campaign, social, portfolio, payment, and contact information. Users may act as creators, freelancers, brands, or administrators depending on their account role and permissions.

3. Profiles, Discovery, And Messaging

Creators, freelancers, and brands can be discoverable to each other through profile cards, campaign recommendations, messages, shortlists, and offers. You must not misrepresent identity, audience, experience, availability, pricing, deliverables, ownership, or brand affiliation.

4. Offers, Projects, And Campaigns

Brands may submit campaign offers or freelancer project requests. Creators and freelancers may accept, decline, or request changes. Work should not begin until scope, amount, due date, usage rights, approval terms, and payment status are clear inside the workflow.

5. Contract Review And Templates

Agently may provide contract templates, contract scans, or risk summaries. These tools are not legal advice and may miss important terms. Users should review final commercial terms and obtain legal advice where appropriate before signing or relying on a contract.

6. Protected Payout Workflow

Agently may offer a protected payout workflow that tracks whether a brand has funded an approved offer and whether deliverables have been submitted and reviewed. This workflow is intended to reduce payment confusion. It is not a bank guarantee, insurance policy, regulated escrow, or unconditional promise of payment.

7. Payments And Fees

Payment processing may be handled by third-party providers such as Razorpay or Stripe. Agently may charge a platform fee, currently positioned at 1 percent for protected payout workflows during this beta. Payment availability, refunds, chargebacks, taxes, KYC, settlement timing, and payout methods may depend on the relevant payment provider.

8. AI And Recommendation Tools

Agently may use AI or scoring systems to provide estimates, rankings, audit notes, negotiation suggestions, contract risk summaries, and campaign fit recommendations. These outputs are informational and should be reviewed by users before any commercial decision.

9. Connected Social Accounts

Connecting social accounts is optional, but connected data may improve verification, profile readiness, matching, and score accuracy. You must only connect accounts you are authorized to access. You can disconnect supported accounts or request deletion of stored social account data.

10. Acceptable Use

You must not use Agently for spam, harassment, fraud, impersonation, fake metrics, misleading offers, illegal content, unauthorized scraping, credential sharing, payment abuse, or attempts to bypass platform security or workflow rules.

11. Content And Intellectual Property

Users keep ownership of content they upload unless separately agreed in an offer, project, campaign, or contract. By uploading content to Agently, you give Agently the limited permission needed to host, display, process, and share that content for platform workflows.

12. Disputes

If a dispute arises, users should keep communication, deliverable links, approvals, and evidence inside Agently where possible. Agently may review platform records and help coordinate a resolution, but final legal rights depend on the applicable agreement and law.

13. Availability And Beta Changes

Agently is being prepared for beta use. Features may change, break, be removed, or be limited while the platform is improved. We may suspend accounts or workflows that create risk for users, payment providers, platform partners, or Agently.

14. Limitation Of Liability

To the fullest extent permitted by law, Agently is not liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or punitive damages, or for lost profits, lost revenue, lost data, campaign underperformance, user disputes, or third-party provider failures.

15. Updates And Contact

We may update these terms as Agently moves from prototype to beta and commercial launch. Continued use after updates means you accept the updated terms. Questions can be sent to support@agently.in.