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Exclusivity creep
Catch category lockups that quietly stop you from working with adjacent brands for weeks or months after one campaign.
Common trigger: category-exclusive language without geographic, channel, or time limits.
UGCly
Contract intelligence for creator-brand deals
For freelance UGC creators + micro-influencers
See the contract terms that quietly decide whether a brand deal is worth it.
UGCly gives creators a faster first-pass read on the three terms that most often change the value of a deal: exclusivity, perpetual usage rights, and delayed payment.
We're launching with a focused MVP. Join the waitlist if you want early access, or reserve a priority slot if you want first outreach when the usable version is ready.
Sample risk snapshotCreator contract
High risk
Exclusive within skincare, beauty, and adjacent categories for 6 months after campaign publication.
Needs negotiation
Brand receives perpetual, worldwide rights to repurpose creator content across paid social and digital advertising.
Cash-flow warning
Payment due 60 days after invoice approval, with no definition of approval or penalty for late payment.
Designed for pre-signature review so creators can negotiate before rights and timelines get locked in.
Three core risks
The contract issues creators usually discover after the content is already delivered.
UGCly stays intentionally narrow at launch so the signal is useful: identify the terms most likely to reduce future deal flow, expand unpaid usage, or delay creator cash.
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Perpetual usage rights
Flag wording that lets a brand keep running your face and footage in ads forever without new compensation.
Common trigger: perpetual, worldwide, irrevocable, sublicensable usage across paid media.
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Delayed payment
Highlight net-45, net-60, or vague invoicing terms before they become a cash-flow problem you already delivered for.
Common trigger: payment tied to campaign launch, acceptance, or undefined approval milestones.
What makes this trustworthy
Clear positioning, narrow scope, and no pretending this is a law firm.
Built specifically for freelance UGC creators and micro-influencers, not generic influencer SaaS.
Focused on the three contract clauses that most often change what you can earn and when you get paid.
Educational product guidance only — not a law firm, not legal advice, and not a substitute for counsel.
Primary CTA
Join the launch list before the next contract asks for too much.
Tell us what kinds of deals you're reviewing. We'll use the highest-signal responses to shape onboarding and notify early users when the first usable MVP opens up.
By submitting, you're asking for updates about the product launch. We'll use your information for UGCly outreach only.
Paid path
Want first access when the MVP is usable?
Reserve a priority review slot. This is the fastest path for creators who want early onboarding and who are willing to help validate the paid demand signal.
Buy priority review — $19FAQ + disclaimer
What do I get today?
You can join the early-access waitlist or reserve a paid priority review slot. The scanner is still in MVP rollout, so early users get first outreach and shape which agreement patterns we support first.
Who is this for?
UGC creators, whitelisting creators, and micro-influencers handling sponsored content deals where usage rights, category conflicts, and payout timing materially affect the value of the campaign.
Is UGCly legal advice?
No. UGCly highlights negotiation risk and plain-English contract concerns for educational purposes. If you need legal advice, use a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction.
Why offer a paid CTA before the full product is live?
The paid priority review is a lightweight pre-sale for creators who want first access and direct onboarding when the MVP is usable. It helps us validate demand without pretending the product is more mature than it is.