Standards
The standard every agency on Crewvale meets.
These are the rules every published agency has agreed to.
Last updated 15 Oct 2026
Every agency published on Crewvale has agreed to five rules: publish six core terms before contact, check every creator’s ID and age before working with them, contact creators only after they accept an introduction, never pay for position, and accept suspension if it breaks these rules.
Terms in the open
Six core terms are public before anyone gets in touch: how the agency charges, how creators are paid, contract length, notice, who owns the accounts, and how a creator leaves. Each one is shown twice: as a value and as a plain sentence. The terms must match the contracts the agency actually offers.
- Revenue share30%
- They keep 30% of what you earn. You keep 70%.“Subscriptions, tips and PPV”
- How you’re paidDirect
- Platforms pay you directly. The agency invoices you for its share — it never holds your money.
- Contract length12 months
- A 12-month agreement that becomes rolling monthly afterwards.
- Notice period30 days
- You can leave any time with 30 days’ notice.
- When you leaveIn writing
- In the agency’s words“Logins returned within 7 days. No exit fee.”
- Account ownershipYours
- You keep your accounts and logins.
Checks before work
Every creator confirms they’re 18 or older. Agencies check each creator’s ID and age themselves before working with them.
In practice: an agency can only ask for ID once a creator has accepted an introduction, and does so before any agreement. Crewvale never sees or stores these documents.
Contact on the creator’s terms
Agencies see an anonymous summary until a creator accepts an introduction. Contact opens only after the other side says yes.
In practice: an agency doesn’t contact a creator elsewhere before they accept, and never asks for account logins before a signed agreement.
No paying for position
Match scores and rankings are the same calculation for everyone. No agency can pay to change them.
In practice: sorting by fit, lowest share or shortest notice uses only what agencies publish and what creators tell us.
When something’s wrong
Anyone can report a concern about an agency, a profile or a conversation. Reports go to the Crewvale team, who review each one and record what they decide. An agency that breaks these rules can be suspended, which takes it out of search.
We aim to review reports within [PLACEHOLDER: target response time].