1. Who you are contracting with
Clipmerce is a trading name of Kaada Nordic MarTech, Org. no. 936 289 835, Stavanger, Norway. References to "we" and "us" mean that company. These terms are governed by Norwegian law, with the courts of Stavanger, Norway as the venue, without limiting mandatory consumer protections that may apply to creators acting as individuals.
2. Use of this website
The content here — including the seller audit checklist, the creator vetting scorecard and all written material — is provided for general information. You may use the checklist and scorecard inside your own business. You may not resell them, republish them as your own, or scrape this site for commercial data products.
3. Engagements, scope and fees
- Any fees shown on this site are indicative starting points, excluding VAT and creator fees, and are not an offer. Scope and fees are confirmed per engagement after we understand your product, market and goals, and the binding terms are the ones in your signed scope document.
- Performance fees are calculated on GMV we can attribute to creator activity, net of returns, cancellations and refunds, using the attribution method named in the scope.
- Invoices are issued in EUR unless agreed otherwise, payable within 14 days unless the scope says otherwise. Late payment carries interest at the Norwegian statutory rate.
- Third-party costs — creator fees, samples, shipping, platform ad spend — are either passed through at cost or paid by you directly, as stated in the scope.
- Either party may end a rolling engagement with 30 days' written notice. Fixed-scope sprints are payable in full once work has started.
4. What we need from you
Engagements depend on you supplying accurate product information, substantiation for any claim you want creators to repeat, samples and stock on time, and approvals within the agreed turnaround. We may pause or re-scope work where these are missing, and we are not responsible for results affected by delays outside our control.
5. Creators, disclosure and editorial judgment
- Creators are independent parties. We match, brief, contract and coordinate; we do not employ them and we do not control their audiences.
- All commercial content must be disclosed as advertising. Neither we nor a seller may ask a creator to hide a paid or affiliate relationship.
- Creators keep editorial judgment over how they present a product and may decline a product or a claim. We will not pressure a creator to state something they do not believe.
- We may decline or end work involving products that are unsafe, misleading, non-compliant, or likely to generate avoidable complaints and returns.
6. Content, rights and licences
Content produced by a creator belongs to that creator unless the individual creator agreement transfers or licenses it. Usage rights — organic reposting, Spark Ads or other paid amplification, duration, territory and exclusivity — are agreed per campaign and stated in writing. Using creator content beyond the licensed scope is a breach of that agreement and your own exposure, not ours. Strategy documents, briefs, scorecards, audit outputs and reporting templates we create remain our intellectual property, licensed to you for internal use.
7. No guarantee of results
Creator-led commerce depends on product quality, price, margin, fulfilment, market conditions and platform behaviour. We commit to the deliverables in the scope and to the methodology described on this site. We do not guarantee sales, GMV, views, follower growth, ranking, or any specific commercial outcome. See also the earnings disclaimer.
8. Platform dependency
Our work depends on third-party platforms, primarily TikTok and TikTok Shop. Their availability, features, commission mechanics, affiliate tools, policies and market coverage can change or be withdrawn without notice, and accounts can be restricted by the platform. We are not liable for changes made by a platform, or for the consequences of a platform enforcement action against your account or a creator's account.
9. Confidentiality and liability
Each party keeps the other's non-public commercial information confidential. To the extent permitted by law, our total liability arising from an engagement is limited to the fees you paid us for that engagement in the preceding six months, and we exclude liability for indirect or consequential loss, lost profit and lost data. Nothing here limits liability for fraud, gross negligence, or anything else that cannot be limited by law.
10. Changes
We may update these terms as the service changes. The version in force for an engagement is the one referenced in its scope document. Material changes to this page will be dated at the top.