Spray User Guide

  • Announcement Date: Apr 28, 2026

  • Effective Date: May 28, 2026


Article 1 (Purpose)

The purpose of these Terms of Service (the “Terms”) is to set forth the rights, obligations, responsibilities, and other matters necessary between Indent Corporation (the “Company”) and customers (the “Members”) in connection with the use of the Spray service and all related services (collectively, the “Services”) provided by the Company.

By using the Services, a Member shall be deemed to have agreed to these Terms.

Article 2 (Definitions)

The terms used in these Terms shall have the following meanings:

  1. Member means a customer who accesses the Company’s Services, enters into a service agreement with the Company in accordance with these Terms, and uses the Services provided by the Company.

  2. Paid Service means any Service provided by the Company for which a usage fee is payable.

  3. Subscription Service means a Paid Service of the Company that is provided continuously for a certain period in exchange for a recurring fee paid by the Member.

  4. Postings/Content means any information posted by a Member on the Services while using the Services, including text, symbols, voice, sound, images, videos, photographs, files, links, and other materials in any such form.

  5. Service Agreement means the basic service use agreement entered into between the Company and a Member in connection with the use of the Spray service.

  6. Service Expiration means the end of the service period for a Paid Service due to the expiration of the service term, failure of automatic payment, discontinuation of renewal, or other similar reasons.

  7. Termination of a Paid Service Agreement means a Member’s expression of intent to discontinue a specific paid pricing plan or Subscription Service before the end of the applicable term, or to stop the next renewal. In such case, the Member’s status and basic account shall remain in effect, and the Paid Service shall terminate upon the expiration of the applicable service period.

  8. Membership Withdrawal means the Member’s discontinuation of the use of the Services in their entirety and termination of the basic Service Agreement, resulting in the loss of membership status.

Any matters not defined above shall be governed by applicable laws and regulations or by separate service-specific notices or guidance provided in connection with the Services.

Article 3 (Posting and Amendment of the Terms)

  1. The Company shall post the contents of these Terms on the initial screen of the Services so that Members may easily review them.

  2. The Company may amend these Terms to the extent that such amendment does not violate applicable laws and regulations, including the Act on the Regulation of Terms and Conditions, the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection, etc. (the “Information and Communications Network Act”), and the Framework Act on Electronic Documents and Electronic Transactions.

  3. If the Company amends these Terms, it shall specify the effective date and the reasons for the amendment and provide notice on the Company’s website at https://spray.io/ from at least seven (7) days prior to the effective date until the day immediately preceding the effective date. However, any amendment involving a material change to the rights or obligations of Members shall be announced at least thirty (30) days in advance, and the amended Terms and the reasons for the amendment shall be sent to the email address registered by the Member.

  4. A Member shall have the right to refuse the amended Terms. If a Member does not agree to the amended Terms, the Member may request termination of the Service Agreement. If, despite the Company clearly informing the Member that failure to express refusal during the period from the notice date to the effective date shall be deemed acceptance of the amended Terms, the Member does not express any intention, the Member shall be deemed to have approved the amendment.

  5. If necessary, the Company may establish separate consent procedures or service-specific guidance for certain Services, and these Terms shall apply together with such separate consent procedures and service-specific guidance.

  6. Paragraphs 3 and 4 of this Article shall apply mutatis mutandis to changes to any separate consent procedures or service-specific guidance.

Article 4 (Interpretation of the Terms)

Any matters not provided for in these Terms shall be governed by applicable laws and regulations, the Company’s separately established policies and operating standards, and commercial practice. If any dispute arises regarding the interpretation of the provisions of these Terms, such dispute shall be resolved in accordance with applicable laws and regulations and general commercial practice.

Article 5 (Formation of the Service Agreement)

  1. The Service Agreement shall be formed when a person seeking to become a Member agrees to these Terms, applies for membership, and the Company accepts such application.

  2. When entering into the Service Agreement, the Member must provide their real name and accurate information and complete the email verification process. Any Member who violates this requirement may be denied legal protection and may be subject to restrictions on use of the Services.

  3. The Service Agreement shall become effective at the time the Company indicates completion of the registration process.

  4. As a general rule, a Member may use any Paid Service provided by the Company only after paying the applicable fee, and the agreement for such Paid Service shall become effective at the time payment completion is indicated in the application process.

  5. The Company may reserve acceptance of an application if there is insufficient capacity in the service-related facilities or if there are technical or operational issues.

  6. The Company may, in accordance with Company policy, classify Members into different tiers and differentiate usage conditions such as available hours, number of uses, and service menu options.

Article 6 (Acceptance and Restrictions on Applications)

  1. Unless there are special circumstances, the Company shall accept applications for use in the order received where the applicant has accurately completed the matters set forth in Article 5.

  2. The Company shall approve applications in the order in which they are received.

  3. The Company may refuse to accept an application, or may terminate the Service Agreement after giving notice to the Member, if the application falls under any of the following:

    1. the applicant has previously lost membership status under these Terms;

    2. the applicant has not used their real name or has used another person’s name;

    3. the applicant has provided false information or failed to provide information requested by the Company;

    4. the registration contains false statements, omissions, or errors; or

    5. approval is not possible due to reasons attributable to the applicant, or the applicant applies in violation of other applicable requirements.

Article 7 (Obligations of Members)

  1. Members shall comply with applicable laws and regulations, these Terms, the Privacy Policy, and any other matters notified by the Company, including service-specific guidance.

  2. Members shall not provide false personal or other information required for the Service Agreement to the Company, and shall promptly notify the Company of any changes and update such information without delay.

  3. During the service period, Members shall be deemed to have agreed to the Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, and other service-specific guidance operated by the Company. If a Member continues to use the Services without expressing refusal after notice of a policy change, such continued use shall be deemed consent.

  4. Members shall protect and manage all actions associated with the ID and password used for the Services.

  5. Members shall collect subscribers’ personal information through lawful procedures, implement protective measures in accordance with personal information laws, prepare a privacy policy accordingly, post it on the initial screen of their website, and operate the collected personal information under their own responsibility. The Company shall not be liable for any loss or damage arising from a Member’s failure to satisfy the foregoing requirements.

  6. When transmitting advertising information, Members shall comply with the obligations imposed by applicable laws, including the Information and Communications Network Act, as well as the Company’s Terms of Service.

  7. The Company makes reasonable efforts to provide the Services using publicly available data within the scope permitted by applicable laws and the policies of each platform. Members shall use the information provided by the Services only to the extent permitted by applicable laws and the terms of each platform.

  8. Members shall directly comply with the policies of third-party platforms such as Instagram and TikTok in the course of using the Services. Unless caused by the Company’s willful misconduct or gross negligence, the Company shall not be liable for any loss arising from policy changes or sanctions imposed by such platforms, including account restrictions, blocking, or messaging restrictions.

  9. Members acknowledge that, when using the DM sending feature (including DM Agent), sending restrictions, warnings, account suspension, or similar actions may occur under platform policies, and unless caused by the Company’s willful misconduct or gross negligence, the Company shall not bear legal liability therefor.

  10. If a Member collaborates with any third party, including logistics or marketing partners, for campaign operation, the Member shall provide the relevant information directly to such third party and shall bear responsibility for such provision and processing. Except where the Company entrusts or provides information pursuant to a separate agreement or privacy policy, the Company shall not be involved in such third party’s processing activities.

  11. Members shall bear all civil and criminal liability arising from the transmission of spam or illegal spam.

  12. In connection with the use of the Services, Members shall not engage in any of the following:

    1. unauthorized use or misappropriation of another Member’s ID;

    2. acts that interfere with the operation of the Company’s Services or impede their stable operation;

    3. infringement of the intellectual property rights of the Company or any third party, including copyrights;

    4. transmission or posting of information other than that designated by the Company, including computer programs;

    5. any act violating the Service Agreement by providing, collecting, or using information handled in connection with any Paid Service without the consent of a third party;

    6. disclosure or posting to the Company of obscene or violent messages, images, voices, or other information contrary to public order and morals;

    7. posting obscene or sexually explicit images or text, or engaging in acts harmful to public order or good morals;

    8. creating or operating search engine spam, doorway pages, pages substantially similar to other services, or other pages whose content is poor or insubstantial and does not provide clear added value to subscribers;

    9. continuously transmitting advertising information or other content against another person’s will;

    10. posting advertisements or promotions or otherwise acting for profit toward an unspecified number of persons;

    11. hacking or distribution of computer viruses; or

    12. any other act in violation of applicable laws and regulations.

Article 8 (Obligations of the Company)

  1. The Company shall not engage in acts prohibited by applicable laws and regulations or these Terms, or contrary to public order and morals, and shall use its best efforts to provide the Services continuously and stably.

  2. The Company shall maintain a security system for the protection of personal information (including credit information) so that Members may use the Services safely, and shall disclose and comply with its privacy policy.

  3. If the Company determines that opinions or complaints raised by a Member in connection with use of the Services are justified, it shall process them promptly within a reasonable period. With respect to such opinions or complaints, the Company shall inform the Member of the handling process and results through real-time consultation channels, email, or other appropriate means.

  4. The Company shall endeavor to provide convenience to Members in connection with contractual procedures and contents, including conclusion, modification, and termination of the Service Agreement.

  5. The Company shall clearly display the following matters on the initial screen of each Paid Service, or on the Company’s website, FAQ, or similar locations:

    1. the name of the Paid Service or goods;

    2. the contents, method of use, fees, payment method, and other terms and conditions of use of the Paid Service; and

    3. the devices on which the Paid Service may be used and the minimum technical specifications required for use.

  6. If there is a system failure or urgent technical or administrative measures are required, the Company may access the administrator page (Admin) and take necessary measures in order to provide stable Services to Members.

  7. If any campaign or related information registered by a Member while using the Services constitutes illegal information and the Company receives an administrative measure from a relevant institution such as the Korea Communications Standards Commission, the Company may implement measures in accordance therewith.

  8. In carrying out e-commerce, if business information entered by a Member is false or is deemed to relate to a fraudulent shopping mall or website, and the Company receives a request from the e-Commerce Center or other competent public authority to suspend the Services, the Company may restrict the posting of related pages and the use of the Services.

  9. If a legal dispute arises between the Member and the Company or between the Member and any third party, and suspension of the Services becomes necessary as legal proceedings progress, the Company may temporarily restrict use of the Services.

  10. The Company shall monitor the Services to prevent failures that may disrupt operations and, if any such failure occurs, shall repair or restore the Services immediately. However, in unavoidable circumstances such as natural disasters, war, or other national emergencies, the Company may temporarily suspend or discontinue the Services.

  11. If illegal spam affecting the server is repeatedly registered, or if bulk postings are registered in a way that affects the server, the Company may delete such materials from the server according to the scope of impact, and restoration shall not be possible after deletion. The Company shall notify the Member of such action by message, email, or other Company notice method as appropriate and seek to minimize inconvenience in use of the Services.

  12. In providing all Paid Services, the Company may enter into outsourcing or entrustment agreements necessary for personal information processing where additional related services are introduced, and may disclose such matters in the Privacy Policy.

  13. The Company shall provide notice of service-related announcements and administrative matters without omission, using messages, email, or other Company notice methods as appropriate to the circumstances, so as to minimize inconvenience in use of the Services.

Article 9 (Notice to Members)

  1. Where notice to a Member is required, and unless otherwise provided in these Terms, the Company may provide such notice to the email address designated by the Member, or through electronic memos, messages, or similar means within the Services.

  2. In the case of notice to all Members, the Company may substitute the notice under Paragraph 1 by posting it on the Company bulletin board for at least seven (7) days. However, where use of the Services by a Member is to be restricted, the Company shall give individual prior notice to that Member, or, if unavoidable, notice afterward. In addition, where there is any material change to a Member’s rights or obligations, the Company shall provide individual notice thirty (30) days prior to such change.

Article 10 (Security System Management and Obligations)

  1. If a serious and urgent program defect, failure, or similar incident occurs for security reasons, the Company may apply a collective patch to the parts included in the Services.

  2. If urgently required for security reasons, the Company may make emergency changes to a Member’s authentication-related information.

  3. In using the Services, Members shall not engage in any of the following acts that threaten the security of the Company or other Members:

    1. unlawful distribution of malicious programs, including computer viruses;

    2. vulnerability scanning of Member information systems or other systems, or unauthorized intrusion into them;

    3. generating excessive traffic that interferes with normal service;

    4. repeatedly uploading illegal advertising spam or mass postings that cause inconvenience in the use of the Company’s Services, or causing delay or safety issues in the system through unlawful automated registration such as macros;

    5. causing inconvenience in the use of the Services through repeated arrangement of duplicate keywords, combinations of random numbers, or similar tactics intended to increase inflow rates; or

    6. any other infringing acts that interfere with system operation or the Company’s business.

  4. The Company may, based on Article 8 of these Terms, notify Members after taking security-related measures under this Article, or may omit such notice.

  5. In taking measures related to this Article, the Company shall use its best efforts to prevent damage to Members. Where, due to intermittent situations requiring urgent action, an issue is detected that applies only to a large number of Members, the Company may take action without bearing liability for damages suffered by some Members.

Article 11 (Provision of the Services)

  1. Unless there are operational or technical reasons on the part of the Company, the Services shall in principle be provided twenty-four (24) hours a day, seven (7) days a week.

  2. The Company may conduct regular inspections where necessary for the provision of the Services, and the times for such inspections shall be as announced on the service screen.

Article 12 (Suspension of the Services)

  1. The Company may temporarily suspend the Services without prior notice due to unavoidable reasons such as urgent system inspections, expansion, or replacement, and may fully discontinue the currently provided Services for reasons deemed appropriate by the Company, such as replacement with new Services. In such case, the Company shall notify Members in accordance with Article 9 (Notice to Members). However, where prior notice is impossible due to unavoidable reasons, notice may be given afterward.

  2. The Company may temporarily suspend the provision of the Services in any of the following cases. If a suspension occurs, the Company shall notify Members in accordance with Article 9 (Notice to Members) and Article 8 (Obligations of the Company):

    1. maintenance of server equipment or unavoidable inspection for service provision;

    2. suspension of telecommunications services by a key telecommunications business operator under the Telecommunications Business Act;

    3. a failure in the dedicated line path;

    4. mechanical inoperability caused by natural disasters, national emergencies, or similar events;

    5. a sharp increase in traffic due to malicious external attacks, such as DDoS attacks;

    6. temporary difficulty in providing the Services due to a failure or policy change in the main system of related services connected to all Paid Services; or

    7. permanent restriction on the use of legacy services in order to facilitate service enhancement through reorganization for functional improvement.

  3. If the Services are interrupted for reasons beyond the Company’s control, including disk failure or system down not caused by the system administrator’s intent or negligence, prior notice is impossible and notice shall therefore be provided afterward.

Article 13 (Provision of Information)

  1. The Company may provide Members with various information deemed necessary in the course of using the Services by means such as notices or email. However, Members may opt out of receiving such communications by email or other means at any time, except for transaction-related information required by applicable laws and regulations or responses from customer support.

Article 14 (Restrictions on Use)

  1. If a Member violates obligations under these Terms or interferes with the normal operation of the Services, the Company may restrict the Member’s use of the Services. In such case, the Company shall notify the Member by the method set forth in Article 9 (Notice to Members). However, where prior notice is impossible due to unavoidable reasons, notice may be given afterward.

  2. If a Member engages in conduct in violation of Article 7 (Obligations of Members), the Company may notify the Member of the violation and terminate the Service Agreement or appropriately restrict or suspend the Member’s qualification. Upon termination under this Paragraph, all benefits obtained through use of the Services shall also be extinguished, and the Company shall provide no separate compensation therefor.

  3. If use of the Services is restricted or the contract is terminated, the Company shall provide notice in accordance with Article 9 (Notice to Members) and Article 7 (Obligations of Members). However, where prior notice is impossible due to unavoidable reasons, notice may be given afterward.

  4. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Company may restrict use of the Services in order to comply with applicable laws and regulations if a report is received regarding identity theft or payment theft, or if such issues are detected through a public or financial institution.

  5. A Member may file an objection to any restriction on use under this Article in accordance with procedures established by the Company. If the Company determines that the objection is justified, the Company shall immediately resume the Member’s use of the Services.

Article 15 (Abuse Prevention and Account Protection)

  1. In order to prevent improper use and provide stable Services, the Company may take measures such as restricting use of the Services if improper use is detected, including in any of the following cases:

    • simultaneous access from two (2) or more PCs using the same account; or

    • use of the Services from multiple PCs or IP addresses using the same account.

Article 16 (Changes to the Services)

  1. If there is a substantial reason, the Company may change all or part of the Services being provided as necessary for operational or technical reasons. If there is any change to the contents, method of use, or hours of the Services, the reasons for the change, the contents of the changed Services, and the date of provision shall be posted on the initial screen of the relevant Service at least seven (7) days prior to the change.

  2. The Company may modify, suspend, or change all or part of any Services provided free of charge as required by Company policy or operational necessity, and unless otherwise specifically required by applicable laws and regulations, the Company shall not provide separate compensation to Members in connection therewith.

  3. If changes to a Paid Service are material or disadvantageous to Members, the Company shall notify Members receiving such Paid Service in the manner set forth in Article 9 (Notice to Members). However, if a Member refuses the changes to the Paid Service and it becomes impossible to continue providing the Service, the Company may suspend provision of the relevant Service or terminate the contract, in which case refunds shall be handled in accordance with Article 20 (Refunds and Termination), Article 18 (Usage Fees), and Article 19 (Payment and Auto-Recharge).

Article 17 (Termination of Paid Service Agreements and Membership Withdrawal)

  1. Termination and Withdrawal by Members

    A Member may, at any time during the period of use of a Paid Service, apply for mid-term termination or cancellation of automatic payment, and the Service shall remain available until the expiration of the relevant pricing plan or subscription. Even after such Service Expiration, the Member’s status shall remain in effect and the data shall not be deleted. Refunds in connection with the termination of a Paid Service Agreement shall be governed by Article 20 (Refunds and Termination).

    A Member may, at any time, apply for Membership Withdrawal through customer support and fully terminate the basic Service Agreement with the Company. Upon Membership Withdrawal, all of the Member’s data shall be extinguished and deleted immediately, except where the Company retains information in accordance with applicable laws and regulations and the Privacy Policy.

    A Member using a Paid Service may withdraw only after completing the termination or refund procedures for the relevant Paid Service Agreement.

  2. Forced Termination and Withdrawal by the Company

    The Company may terminate the Service Agreement (and process Membership Withdrawal) if a Member falls under any of the following, in which case the Company shall notify the Member and provide an opportunity to explain within thirty (30) days:

    1. the information entered at the time of membership application or execution of the Service Agreement is found to be false;

    2. the Member intentionally interferes with the operation of the Services and thereby causes substantial damage to the Company’s brand value;

    3. the Member fails to remedy the cause of a use restriction within the prescribed period after being restricted under Article 14 or Article 15; or

    4. a damage report is filed due to continuous acts involving illegal spam or smishing, and the Ministry of Information and Communication or KISA requests contract termination.

Article 18 (Usage Fees)

  1. The Company operates differentiated pricing plans for use of the Services, and Members may use Paid Services by selecting one of the pricing plans provided.

  2. Functions provided through Paid Services include influencer search, collection of new influencers, campaign creation, and DM Agent sending. The credits provided, features made available, and credits consumed per feature may vary by Paid Service plan. For details, Members should refer to the criteria and policies for Paid Services provided on the initial screen of the relevant Paid Service or on the Company’s website.

  3. Fees for Paid Services are provided on a recurring payment basis and shall be charged automatically every month unless the Member separately requests cancellation.

  4. Basic credits granted to a Member may be used until the expiration of the applicable pricing plan and shall automatically expire thereafter.

  5. Credits recharged through additional payment shall remain available for three hundred sixty-five (365) days from the payment date and shall automatically expire if not used within that period.

  6. Fees for Paid Services and policies regarding granted credits may be changed in accordance with Company policy. In such case, the Company shall provide prior notice to Members at least thirty (30) days in advance.

Article 19 (Payment and Auto-Recharge)

  1. Members may pay for pricing plans using payment methods provided by the Company, and paid usage fees shall be applied in accordance with these Terms and the refund policy.

  2. Paid Services shall be charged automatically every month, and the automatic payment date shall be based on the Member’s initial payment date.

    1. If the same date exists in the applicable month, automatic payment shall be made on that same date.

    2. If the same date does not exist in the applicable month, automatic payment shall be made on the last day of that month.

  3. The Company may provide an auto-recharge feature based on criteria established for credit-based pricing plans, and Members may enable or disable such feature directly.

  4. If auto-recharge is enabled, payment shall be processed automatically through the registered payment method when credits fall below the configured threshold.

  5. If the validity of a Member’s registered payment method has expired or recurring payment fails, the Company may attempt additional charges, and use of the Services may be restricted if the expiration date passes.

    1. A grace period of seven (7) days shall be provided after the initial payment failure, during which the Services may continue to be used normally.

    2. During the grace period, the Company may attempt additional payment up to four (4) times, and normal use of the Services may continue if payment succeeds.

    3. If payment is not completed by the end of the grace period, provision of the Paid Service shall be suspended and the applicable pricing plan shall be treated as expired. However, the Member’s basic account shall remain active unless separately withdrawn.

Article 20 (Refunds and Termination)

  1. The refund policy for Paid Services shall be as follows:

    • Full refund available: where the request is made within seven (7) days after payment and there is no usage history.

    • No partial refund: where more than seven (7) days have passed after payment or where there is usage history. In such case, the Service shall remain available until the expiration date and shall automatically terminate thereafter.

      • Usage history: where at least one (1) credit from the basic granted credits has been used, or at least one Paid Service feature (including search or campaign operation) has been used.

  2. Refunds shall be made through the same method used for payment. If a refund through the same method is not possible, the Company shall provide separate guidance.

  3. Unless a separate withdrawal request is made, data shall be retained while a Paid Service is expired or terminated.

    • A Member acknowledges that all retained credits and data shall be extinguished upon Membership Withdrawal and cannot be restored afterward.

    • If a Member withdraws, the Company shall retain all data related to the account (including campaign history and proposal history) for three (3) months after withdrawal in order to support recovery requests, and recovery may be requested during that period. However, once three (3) months have elapsed, all such data shall be completely deleted and cannot be recovered by any means, unless the records must be retained pursuant to applicable laws and regulations.

Article 21 (Compensation for Damages)

  1. The Company shall make reasonable efforts to provide the maximum monthly uptime during the period in which all Paid Services are provided to Members. If the Company fails to meet the service responsibilities included in a Paid Service, the Member may request service compensation from the Company’s customer support center as defined below. However, time attributable to scheduled maintenance announced in advance shall not be included in the calculation of monthly uptime.

    1. If monthly downtime reaches three (3) hours or more, compensation shall be provided, after consultation, by means such as service credits in an amount up to three (3) times the amount calculated by multiplying the average daily fee for the most recent three (3) months (or the applicable shorter period if fewer than three months) by the number obtained by dividing the service interruption time by twenty-four (24) hours. Any fraction of less than one (1) hour shall be counted as one (1) hour.

    2. Compensation shall be provided within three (3) business days after consultation on the compensation arrangement is completed.

  2. The Company shall not be liable for damages suffered by a Member due to services not directly operated by the Company.

  3. However, with respect to suspensions under Article 12, no separate compensation shall be provided unless caused by the Company’s willful misconduct or negligence.

Article 22 (Ownership of Copyright and Rights of Use)

  1. Ownership of Services and Assets

    Ownership of, and all intellectual property rights in, the Services, software, platform structure, databases, UI/UX design, trademarks, and all tangible and intangible assets generated in the course of operating the Services shall belong to the Company. Members shall not acquire any rights in the Services or their components other than the right of use expressly granted under these Terms.

  2. Ownership of Rights in Content

    ① Copyright in content created by creators in the course of posting, registering, or performing campaigns through the Services, including images, videos, copy, and all other materials, shall initially belong to the original creator.

    ② Pursuant to the campaign participation terms, the Company may receive an assignment of the economic rights in such content or may acquire rights of use to the extent necessary for operation of the Services and commercial use.

    ③ Within the scope of the rights acquired under the foregoing, the Company may use such content for commercial purposes related to the Services, including service provision and operation, feature improvement, statistical analysis and quality enhancement, customer support, portfolio use, service promotion, marketing strategy design, and technical processing through internally integrated systems, and may within that scope exercise management and control over such content and campaign deliverables.

  3. Grant of Rights to Members

    Within the scope of rights secured under Paragraph 2, the Company grants to Members a non-exclusive, non-transferable, and non-sublicensable right to use the relevant content solely within the scope of the contractual purpose.

    • Purpose of use: marketing, advertising execution, and campaign operation for brands owned or operated by the contracting party

    • Scope of use: reproduction, transmission, display, distribution, and modification, editing, or processing to the extent that the identity of the original work is not impaired

    • Period of use: the period specified in the individual service agreement between the Member and the Company

  4. Data Management and Rights

    Ownership of statistical and analytical reports generated by the Company through processing creators’ activity data in the course of operating the Services shall belong to the Company. Members shall have a right to review and use such data within the scope of their use of the Services.

  5. Limitations of Rights of Use

    The rights granted by the Company to Members are non-exclusive usage rights under the service rules, and Members may not assign, sell, or create security interests in such rights to any third party without the Company’s prior written approval.

  6. Restrictions on Brand Use and Revenue Generation

    ① Members may use the Services directly for global influencer marketing activities and advertising agency work for brands owned or operated by the contracting party, as well as for global influencer marketing for third-party brands. Any other use of the Services for revenue-generating purposes is prohibited, and where a Member must use the Services for such purpose, the Member must obtain the Company’s explicit prior written approval.

    ② If the Services are used in violation of this provision without approval, the Member shall bear all civil and criminal liability, damages, disputes with third parties, and all resulting legal responsibility arising therefrom, and the Company shall bear no liability to the extent permitted by applicable laws and regulations.

  7. Measures in the Event of Violation

    If a copyright infringement report is received or there are grounds sufficient to recognize an infringement of rights under applicable laws and regulations, the Company may take temporary measures in accordance with the relevant laws, including deletion of the relevant posting or blocking its display, and shall notify the Member accordingly.

Article 23 (Disclaimer)

  1. The Company shall not be liable if a Member fails to obtain expected benefits through the use of the Services or suffers damage arising in the course of selecting or using the Services, except where such damage is caused by the Company’s willful misconduct or gross negligence.

  2. The Company shall be exempt from liability for provision of the Services where the Services cannot be provided due to a natural disaster or other force majeure event equivalent thereto.

  3. The Company shall not be liable for any disruption in the use of the Services caused by reasons attributable to the Member.

  4. The Company shall not be liable for the reliability, accuracy, or other aspects of any information, materials, or facts posted by a Member in connection with the Services.

  5. The Company shall not be liable for any transactions or other dealings conducted between Members or between a Member and a third party through the medium of the Services.

  6. Unless otherwise specifically required by applicable laws and regulations, the Company shall not be liable in connection with the use of Services provided free of charge.

  7. Any liability arising where a Member, in the course of using the Services, causes harm to another person or acts contrary to public morals due to the Member’s willful misconduct or negligence shall be borne by the Member.

  8. Any AI-based recommendation, search, or analysis result provided by the Services is for reference only, and the Company does not guarantee the accuracy, reliability, or suitability of such result. Any decision made by a Member based on such result, and the consequences thereof, shall be the Member’s responsibility.

  9. Members are responsible for ensuring that creator information registered, collected, or used in the Services does not violate applicable laws and regulations, including copyright, portrait rights, and personal information protection laws. If any dispute arises in this regard due to reasons attributable to a Member, the Member shall bear responsibility therefor. The Company shall perform any notice and temporary measure obligations required under applicable laws and regulations.

  10. Unless caused by the Company’s willful misconduct or gross negligence, the Company shall not be liable for indirect, special, consequential, or incidental damages, or for loss of anticipated profits.

Article 24 (Governing Law and Jurisdiction)

  1. Any lawsuit arising between the Company and a Member shall be governed by the laws of the Republic of Korea.

  2. If a dispute arises between the Company and a Member, the court of competent jurisdiction shall be the Seoul Central District Court.