The terms, not the pitch
How Verity works
This page is deliberately boring. It's the same table that goes in the contract, written in plain language. Read the six red flags first — then hold us to them.
| Your login | Stays yours, always. Your password, your two-factor, your recovery email. We work through delegated access and shared tooling you can revoke in one click. We will never ask for your credentials — if anyone at Verity ever does, that's a firing offense, not a policy exception. |
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| Your money | Payouts land in an account you own. Our share leaves your account — never the reverse. We never touch your platform payout settings, your bank details, or your tax setup. |
| The contract | 30 days' written notice, either side, no penalty, no auto-renew. If we're not worth keeping, you shouldn't need a lawyer to leave. |
| What we do daily | Chat coverage and fan relationship management. Content planning and scheduling. Pricing and PPV strategy. Promotion and cross-platform funnels. Weekly review of what worked. You can ask for the work log of any week, any time. |
| Roster | Small, on purpose. [PLACEHOLDER: current roster cap, e.g. "Never more than N creators."] When we're full, we say so publicly and take no one until a spot opens. |
| The first 30 days | Audit of your account and pricing. One strategy agreed in writing. No grand promises — a first month is for finding what your account responds to, not for screenshots of someone else's. |
If the work is good, we don't need a lock. That's the whole retention plan.
What we don't do
- We don't build creators from zero. If you're starting out, read this instead — it's free and it's honest.
- We don't sign everyone who asks. Most months, we say no more often than yes.
- We don't do "growth guarantees." Anyone guaranteeing income on a platform they don't control is guessing out loud.
- We don't post content that pitches Verity from your account. Your page is your business, not our ad space.