B2B Content Creator Service Agreement

The content creator's contract for working with brands and businesses — not couples. When a company hires you to shoot a campaign, produce UGC, or build a library of social assets, this is the agreement that turns a DM and a vibe into a real, protected engagement: scope locked to a Project Details sheet, a licensing model that actually charges for commercial use, and every “wait, who's responsible for that?” answered before the shoot. It's built for commercial reality — a non-exclusive commercial license tied to named platforms and a term (so extra usage means extra fees), retained ownership of your raw footage and source files, FTC-compliant endorsement and disclosure language, and a full AI section that stops a brand from feeding your work or likeness into a model without paying for it. Change requests, revision rounds, kill fees, reimbursables, and a liability cap round it out. Attorney-approved, fill-in-the-blank via a Project Details cover sheet, and ready to send to your next brand client. Who's This For? Content creators, UGC creators, social-media producers, and small studios doing paid work for businesses and brands — B2B, not consumer. If you invoice a company (not an individual) and hand over content they'll use to market themselves, this is your agreement. For creating content at someone's wedding, use the Content Creator Services Agreement instead. How It Works Instant digital download — a PDF with a link to an editable Google Doc. Fill in the Project Details cover sheet: client entity, scope, deliverables, fee, license type/term, platforms, portfolio + AI permissions. Follow the attorney-approved instructions, send for signature, and start the project protected. Attorney-approved template, not legal advice.