CreatorIQ serves major enterprise brands including Disney, Unilever, and AB InBev. As the enterprise standard, their terms reflect sophisticated brand requirements—which often means more extensive data collection, content licensing, and creator obligations than smaller platforms.
Enterprise platforms have multiple term layers: platform terms, brand-specific terms, and campaign-specific agreements. Understanding your full obligations requires reading all of them—something few creators do.
CreatorIQ collects comprehensive creator data including social metrics, audience demographics, content performance, and engagement patterns. This data becomes brand intelligence that affects negotiations.
Major brands typically require extensive content usage rights. CreatorIQ terms facilitate broad licensing for advertising, repurposing, and distribution across brand properties.
Enterprise campaigns have extensive compliance requirements around FTC disclosure, brand safety, and content guidelines. Violations can result in payment withholding or account issues.
Access to Fortune 500 brands and significant campaign budgets not available through smaller platforms.
Enterprise platforms typically have better payment reliability and professional campaign management than smaller competitors.
Clear workflows for content approval, revision requests, and deliverable submission reduce miscommunication.
Working with enterprise brands: