CC Club – Terms of Service

• Company: Rádi Software Solutions & Consulting Kft.
• Registered seat: 1074 Budapest, Rákóczi út 82. 3. em. 11. ajtó
• Tax number: 32709186-2-42
• Company registration number: 01 09 438553
• Email: [email protected] / [email protected]

• Platform: the CC Club web and mobile application;
• Brand: a business that creates and funds campaigns on the platform;
• Creator: an individual who produces content and may receive payouts;
• Campaign: a content task published by a brand, with a defined budget and conditions;
• Submission: TikTok/Instagram content published by a creator for a campaign;
• Pool: the amount a brand allocates to a campaign for distribution among creators;
• Verified view: a view count measured through the official APIs of the social platforms and deemed genuine.

CC Club is a performance-based UGC (user-generated content) marketplace connecting brands and creators. Brands create campaigns; creators apply, produce content and publish it on their own social channels, then receive payouts based on the verified performance of the content. CC Club is an intermediary platform: it is not a party to the content agreement between the brand and the creator, and is not an employer of creators.

• Using the platform requires registration and being at least 18 years old;
• You must provide accurate information and keep it up to date;
• You are responsible for the security of your credentials and for actions taken through your account;
• We may prohibit and terminate abusive, fake or multi-account registrations.

• When creating a campaign, the brand defines the task, the pool and the participation conditions;
• Publishing a campaign requires payment of the platform fee. The platform fee is payable in addition to the pool; its rate and amount are shown when the campaign is created, before payment;
• Payment is made through the Stripe payment provider; the campaign becomes active after successful payment confirmation;
• The brand is responsible for ensuring that the product, brand and legal information provided in the campaign is accurate and lawful;
• You settle the pool with CC Club in a single payment when the campaign closes, based on actually delivered views and including VAT; CC Club pays and invoices the creators under Sections 9–11 of these Terms;
• Publishing a campaign is an order with an obligation to pay; the detailed rules of the brand’s payment obligation are set out in Section 10;
• The brand declares that it uses the platform in the course of its business or profession, and that the person acting on its behalf is authorised to represent and bind the brand;
• In a barter campaign (content in exchange for a product or service) there is no cash pool; the brand and the creator alone are responsible for delivery and quality of the offered product or service and for any related tax and accounting obligations, and CC Club does not answer for that benefit.

• The creator connects their own, genuine social account and submits only their own original content;
• Content must comply with the campaign conditions and with the community guidelines and terms of TikTok and Instagram;
• Payout is based on verified views, according to the campaign rules (e.g. proportional distribution or leaderboard);
• Creator payouts are made by the Platform: the creator may request withdrawal of their entire available balance on the platform, which the Platform transfers in the next weekly payout run, by Wise transfer to the bank account on file; the minimum payout amount is HUF 10,000, and any balance below that stays on the account until it reaches that amount;
• A withdrawal can only be requested for amounts the brand has actually paid to CC Club for the campaign concerned (Section 11);
• The creator is responsible for the accuracy of the personal, tax and bank details they provide; CC Club is not liable for a transfer that fails or reaches the wrong recipient because of incorrect details (Section 11);
• The creator undertakes to keep the submitted content publicly available at least until the campaign closes and performance is frozen; deleting the content, making it private or removing mandatory tags before then may lead to exclusion of the submission;
• To receive payouts, the creator must hold a valid Hungarian tax number and authorises the Platform to issue invoices on their behalf (self-billing, under Section 168 of Act CXXVII of 2007 on VAT); the creator receives every invoice issued in their name and may object within 8 days of receipt; absent an objection the invoice is deemed accepted;
• For creators who are private individuals with a tax number (adószámos magánszemély), the Platform withholds the tax advance and contributions required by law from the payout, and declares and remits them to the competent authority;
• The creator is responsible for any tax and contribution obligations on payouts that the Platform does not withhold and declare as described above. CC Club is not an employer of creators.

Copyright in submitted content remains with the creator. By participating in a campaign, the creator grants the brand a non-exclusive licence, aligned to the purpose of the campaign, to use the submitted content on the brand’s own marketing channels, to the extent and for the duration set out in the campaign conditions. CC Club may display the content for the purpose of operating and showcasing the platform.

The licence granted to the brand takes effect on the condition that, and from the time when, the brand has paid the full settlement amount of the campaign concerned (Section 10). Until then the brand may not use the content; use without payment is unauthorised use, against which both the creator and CC Club may take action.

The creator warrants that the content is their own intellectual creation, does not infringe third-party rights, and that any individuals featured have given the necessary consent.

The platform fee and the pool are the amounts shown for the given campaign. We issue invoices or receipts for fees in accordance with applicable law. Unless otherwise indicated, amounts are in Hungarian forint (HUF) and are rounded to whole forints. Payment is deemed complete upon confirmation by the payment provider.

The brand consents to invoices being issued electronically and delivered to the email address of its account and/or made available on the platform. The brand is responsible for the accuracy of its billing details. The platform fee is earned upon publication of the campaign and is not refundable regardless of the campaign’s outcome; if a campaign fails under the platform’s rules, the brand may be entitled, on the conditions shown on the platform, to a credit towards the fee of a later campaign, which cannot be redeemed for cash or transferred.

• Views are measured through the official APIs of the social platforms; performance is frozen at the end of the campaign;
• The sole basis for payouts and for the brand’s settlement is the data measured and verified by the Platform and frozen at the end of the campaign; data from any other source (e.g. a screenshot, or the figure shown in the social app) is not authoritative. If measurement is not possible because of a fault or API change of the social platform, disconnection of the account or withdrawal of access, the last successfully measured value applies, and failing that the submission cannot be taken into account;
• The Platform may verify compliance with the campaign conditions (mandatory hashtags, mentions, posting window) from data retrieved from the social platform, also after submission; in case of a mismatch the submission may be placed under review;
• In a guaranteed-base campaign the base amount is due only to a creator whose submission passed verification and reached the minimum view count set in the campaign;
• We may apply a holding and verification period before payout to check the authenticity of views;
• Where fraud, artificially generated views or a rule violation is suspected, we may review, restrict or exclude the submission from payout;
• If a campaign fails for lack of participation, the brand may receive a credit under the platform’s rules, and creators do not receive a payout in such cases;
• While any submission of a campaign is under review, the settlement and payout of the whole campaign may remain on hold until the review is closed;
• Payout is made in the next weekly payout run once the conditions of Section 11 are met — in particular actual payment by the brand —, the available balance has reached the minimum amount and payout details have been provided.

• By publishing a campaign the brand places an order with an obligation to pay. The brand undertakes to pay (a) the platform fee at publication and (b) when the campaign closes, the pool actually earned by creators under the campaign rules (the “settlement amount”), up to the maximum budget shown at publication, plus applicable VAT;
• The settlement amount is determined by the Platform on the basis of the verified measurement under Section 9, which the brand accepts as binding. The brand may raise a reasoned objection for an obvious calculation error within 5 days of receiving the settlement notice; an objection does not affect the due date of the undisputed part;
• The settlement amount is due within 7 days of the settlement notice and is payable through the platform (Stripe) or, where separately agreed, by bank transfer;
• The brand may not set off against or withhold the settlement amount on the ground that the content does not meet its taste or commercial expectations. If the brand considers that a submission does not comply with the campaign conditions, it must report it on the platform before the campaign closes; the report is decided by the Platform;
• In case of late payment the brand shall pay default interest under Section 6:155 of the Hungarian Civil Code (the central bank base rate plus 8 percentage points), the flat-rate recovery cost equivalent to EUR 40 under Act IX of 2016, and the documented costs of enforcing the claim;
• In case of late payment CC Club may suspend the brand’s account and running campaigns, refuse publication of new campaigns, assign the claim to a third party — including a debt-collection agency and the affected creators —, inform the affected creators that the brand has not paid for the campaign, and provide them with the brand’s identifying details to the extent needed to enforce their claims;
• The brand shall not initiate unfounded chargebacks against payments made on the platform and shall reimburse the resulting fees and damages;
• The Platform records the time of publication, the version of the Terms accepted at publication and the maximum budget; the brand accepts that this electronic record serves as evidence of the order and of the payment undertaking.

CC Club collects the settlement amount from the brand and distributes it among creators under the campaign rules. CC Club does not act as surety or guarantor for the brand’s payment obligation and does not advance creator payouts.

• A creator’s claim for payout against CC Club arises only when, and to the extent that, the settlement amount of the campaign concerned has actually been received by CC Club in full;
• Amounts shown on the platform as “pending” or “awaiting brand payment” are for information only: they are not a debt of CC Club, cannot be withdrawn, and cannot be assigned or pledged;
• If the brand does not pay, CC Club sends payment reminders, may suspend the brand’s account, and takes the steps that can reasonably be expected to collect the claim; it is entitled but not obliged to start court or enforcement proceedings;
• If, in CC Club’s assessment, the claim cannot be collected with reasonable effort, CC Club may close (write off) the settlement. In that case the pending amounts concerned are cancelled, the platform shows them as cancelled items with the reason, and the creators are notified. If the claim is later recovered in whole or in part, CC Club distributes the recovered amount pro rata among the creators concerned after deducting the documented costs of recovery;
• In case of non-payment the creator may enforce their claim for remuneration directly against the brand; on request CC Club provides the data needed for this (the brand’s identifying details, the campaign, the verified performance and the amount) and may assign its claim pro rata to the creators concerned. Under Section 7 the brand’s licence does not take effect without payment, so the creator may demand that the brand stop using the content;
• To the fullest extent permitted by law, CC Club’s liability for amounts not paid by the brand is excluded;
• A withdrawal request covers the creator’s entire available balance. CC Club issues the invoice for the payout in the creator’s name (Section 6), withholds the tax and contributions required by law, and transfers the remaining net amount;
• If a transfer fails because of an error in the details provided by the creator or a rejection by the receiving bank, the amount is returned to the creator’s available balance, the invoice issued is cancelled, and the creator may request a new withdrawal after correcting the details; CC Club may deduct the documented bank costs of the failed transfer from the balance. CC Club is not liable for a transfer made to the bank account provided by the creator even if the details later prove incorrect;
• CC Club may correct amounts credited in error; cancel unpaid amounts obtained through fraud, artificial views or a breach of these Terms; reclaim such amounts already paid out; and set them off against the creator’s later payouts;
• When an account is closed, an available balance that reaches the minimum amount is paid out in the next payout run, provided valid payout details are on file; the creator may request in writing, at the time of closing the account, payout of a balance below the minimum amount.

The following are prohibited in particular:

• artificially generating views, followers or engagement (bots, purchased traffic, incentivised clicks);
• unauthorised use of another person’s content, identity or account;
• publishing misleading, unlawful, hateful, violent content or content that breaches community guidelines;
• circumventing the platform’s security measures, or using multiple accounts to game the rules;
• initiating unfounded chargebacks, providing false payout, tax or bank details, or requesting a payout in another person’s name;
• running, continuing, soliciting or paying for a brand–creator collaboration first initiated through CC Club off-platform in order to avoid platform fees (circumvention). Content published in this way may be removed and the account suspended.

The CC Club name, logo, visual identity and the platform software are the intellectual property of the provider or its licensors. Use without permission is prohibited.

The platform is provided “as is”; we strive for continuous, error-free operation but do not guarantee it. We are not responsible for the availability of the social platforms (TikTok, Instagram), their API changes, or the data they measure. CC Club is an intermediary platform: it is not responsible for the performance of the obligations of the brand and the creator towards each other, for the quality or commercial success of the content, for the product or service offered in a barter campaign, or for amounts not paid by the brand (Section 11). To the extent permitted by law, we exclude liability for indirect or consequential damages, loss of profit and loss of data; CC Club’s total liability in connection with a given campaign shall not exceed the platform fee actually paid to CC Club by the party concerned for that campaign. This clause does not limit liability for intentionally caused harm, for breaches harming life, bodily integrity or health, or for consumers’ statutory rights.

You may close your account at any time. In case of a serious or repeated breach of these Terms, we may suspend access or terminate the account. Termination does not affect rights and obligations already arising from campaigns already started; in particular, the brand remains obliged to pay the settlement amount of campaigns it has already published regardless of the closure of its account. Where a debt is outstanding or a campaign is in progress, we may postpone closing a brand’s account until its obligations are met.

You can submit complaints to [email protected]; we will investigate and respond within a reasonable time. In a consumer dispute you may turn to the conciliation board competent for your place of residence. The board competent for the seat of Rádi Software Solutions & Consulting Kft. is the Budapest Conciliation Board (Budapesti Békéltető Testület, 1016 Budapest, Krisztina krt. 99.).

The European Commission’s online dispute resolution platform is available at https://ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr.

These Terms and the use of the platform are governed by Hungarian law. We may amend the Terms; we will inform you of material changes on the platform or by email. Amendments take effect upon publication; continued use of the service constitutes acceptance of the amendment. A campaign already published is governed by the terms in force at the time of its publication.

The parties make their declarations to each other electronically — on the platform or at the email address of the account; a notice sent this way is deemed delivered on the day after it was sent. If any provision of these Terms is invalid or unenforceable, this does not affect the validity of the remaining provisions. CC Club may transfer its rights and claims under this contract to a third party. These Terms are made in Hungarian and English; in case of any discrepancy the Hungarian version prevails. For disputes between parties acting as businesses — without prejudice to the mandatory rules protecting consumers — the Hungarian court competent for the provider’s seat has jurisdiction.