Designer Terms of Service

1. Role and Scope

These Designer Terms are between you and VidPlate Ltd and apply when you access the VidPlate Designer Portal, claim jobs, claim template briefs, prepare design files, create template packages, process client content, submit deliverables, or otherwise provide creative services through VidPlate. VidPlate Ltd company details: VidPlate Ltd, International House, 14 King Street, Leeds, United Kingdom, LS1 2HL. Company No. 15750343. Email: [email protected].

You act as an independent freelance designer or independent contractor on a job-by-job and brief-by-brief basis. Nothing in these Designer Terms creates employment, worker status, partnership, agency, franchise, or a joint venture between you and VidPlate Ltd.

You are not an employee, worker, agent, or representative of VidPlate Ltd, and you must not describe yourself as one. You are not entitled to employment benefits from VidPlate Ltd, including holiday pay, sick pay, pension contributions, redundancy pay, minimum-hours guarantees, employee expenses, or other employment-related benefits.

Each job or brief you claim is a separate freelance engagement governed by these Designer Terms and any applicable platform instructions, payout amount, deadline, and brief requirements for that specific claim.

VidPlate does not guarantee that any designer will receive a particular volume of jobs, template briefs, claim priority, affiliate income, payout level, future work, or continued platform access.

2. Acceptance on Each Claim

• You must accept these Designer Terms each time you claim a client job or template brief.
• Acceptance is recorded against that specific job batch or brief claim, including the date and the terms version in force at the time.
• If you do not agree to these Designer Terms, you must not claim or work on the job or brief.

3. Confidentiality and Client Materials

• Client briefs, client assets, brand materials, order details, platform data, test media, starter projects, and internal VidPlate materials are confidential.
• You must use these materials only to complete the assigned VidPlate work.
• You must not share, publish, copy, reuse, sell, train AI systems on, or disclose client or VidPlate materials unless VidPlate gives written permission.
• Client assets remain owned by the relevant client or rights holder. You receive no ownership rights in client assets, client brands, campaign materials, order content, or any other client property.
• You must not contact, solicit, approach, invoice, pitch, market to, or accept direct work from a VidPlate client or lead you encounter through VidPlate unless VidPlate gives written permission.
• You must not represent yourself as the client's supplier, agency, employee, or direct contractor. All client communication must go through VidPlate-approved platform or support channels unless VidPlate says otherwise in writing.
• You must securely delete or stop using downloaded client or VidPlate materials when they are no longer needed for the assigned work.

4. Standards, Deadlines, and Communication

• You must review the full brief, order details, template requirements, platform instructions, and any reference material before starting work.
• You must only claim work you reasonably expect to complete within the stated deadline and quality requirements.
• If you cannot complete claimed work on time or identify a material issue with the brief, assets, or template, you must notify VidPlate as soon as possible.
• You must submit work through the approved VidPlate workflow and follow any change-request, review, test-order, or CEP sync process required for the job or brief.

5. No Subcontracting or Unapproved Assistance

• You must personally complete claimed work unless VidPlate gives written permission for another named person or approved organisation to assist.
• You must not subcontract, outsource, delegate, share, sell, transfer, or pass claimed work to another designer, assistant, agency, freelancer, marketplace worker, contractor, or production provider without VidPlate's written approval.
• You must not give another person access to client materials, briefs, jobs, template packages, test orders, starter projects, CEP tools, platform accounts, API keys, or VidPlate systems unless VidPlate has approved that person in writing.
• You remain responsible for all work submitted through your account, including any work produced with approved assistance, automation, scripts, or AI tools.

6. Quality, Testing, and Revisions

• You are responsible for checking that your submitted work matches the brief, uses the correct assets, renders correctly, and is suitable for review.
• Work must be complete, organised, editable, production-ready, accurately named, free from avoidable technical errors, and prepared to the quality standard reasonably expected from a professional After Effects or motion design specialist.
• Project files must be structured so VidPlate, the client, or another designer can understand, review, render, revise, and maintain them without unnecessary rebuilding or guesswork.
• You must not submit placeholder, rushed, misleading, copied, corrupted, deliberately obfuscated, AI-generated without review, or otherwise unsuitable work as completed work.
• You must check links, fonts, expressions, plugins, media paths, missing assets, render settings, field mappings, safe areas, spelling, timing, audio sync, visual consistency, and any brief-specific requirements before submission.
• Template briefs must be tested using the expected VidPlate Studio or CEP workflow before final submission where that workflow is available.
• VidPlate may request changes where work is incomplete, technically incorrect, inconsistent with the brief, or below platform standards.
• Payment may be delayed, reduced, refused, or reversed where work is not completed, cannot be used, breaches these terms, or requires substantial correction by VidPlate or another designer.

7. Intellectual Property and Usage Rights

• Unless VidPlate agrees otherwise in writing, all deliverables, template packages, project files, source files, drafts, rejected work, abandoned work, incomplete versions, local working files, design systems, automation setup, automation logic, expressions, field structures, project structures, documentation, and creative work created, commissioned, prepared, claimed, submitted, revised, accepted, or paid for in connection with VidPlate work are assigned to VidPlate on creation, claim, commission, submission, acceptance, or payment, whichever happens earliest.
• Template ownership sits with VidPlate or the relevant VidPlate client once a template, starter project, After Effects project, expression setup, automation-ready package, brief deliverable, draft, working file, rejected version, incomplete version, or related project structure is created or prepared for VidPlate work, whether or not it is ultimately submitted, accepted, paid, published, released, revoked, cancelled, or reassigned.
• You must not claim ownership over VidPlate templates, client templates, project structures, automation logic, naming systems, field structures, render workflows, test-order formats, or other platform-specific materials created through VidPlate work.
• VidPlate may use, edit, adapt, reproduce, distribute, license, sell, publish, and provide the work to clients or platform users without further approval or additional payment beyond the agreed job or brief payout.
• You waive, to the fullest extent permitted by law, any moral rights or similar rights that would prevent VidPlate or its clients from editing, adapting, crediting, or not crediting the work.
• You must not reuse client-specific deliverables, client assets, confidential briefs, or submitted VidPlate template packages for other clients, portfolios, training data, marketplaces, or personal projects without written permission.
• You must not submit copied templates, marketplace projects, ripped competitor work, stolen expressions, reused client work, unlicensed project files, or work that infringes another person's intellectual property rights.
• You must not publish, display, upload, share, discuss, or use VidPlate work, client work, screenshots, renders, project files, template breakdowns, order details, client names, campaign material, or platform workflows in a portfolio, case study, social post, marketplace listing, showreel, pitch deck, or public profile without VidPlate's written approval.

8. VidPlate Technology, CEP Extension, and Platform Rights

• VidPlate owns or controls the VidPlate platform, Designer Portal, VidPlate Studio and CEP extension workflows, API keys, render workflows, automation systems, test-order generation, queueing logic, documentation, starter files, and related technology.
• You are granted only a limited, revocable, non-transferable right to use VidPlate technology for authorised VidPlate work while your access remains active.
• You must not copy, reverse engineer, decompile, bypass, resell, sublicense, scrape, clone, interfere with, or build competing tools from VidPlate technology, workflows, data structures, templates, briefs, documentation, or platform behaviour.
• You must not scrape, crawl, export, bulk-download, index, copy, harvest, dataset-build, or extract VidPlate pages, APIs, briefs, templates, client data, pricing, jobs, field structures, design files, test media, platform outputs, or other platform materials except as strictly needed for an assigned job or brief.
• You must not use VidPlate workflows, briefs, field mappings, render logic, template structures, extension behaviour, platform UX, client patterns, pricing, data, or operational knowledge to design, train, advise, fund, build, support, or improve a competing product, service, automation workflow, marketplace, agency workflow, or platform.
• You must not publish or share benchmark results, render comparisons, performance tests, extension behaviour, platform limitations, pricing comparisons, bug details, screenshots, technical analysis, API behaviour, queue behaviour, or other information that could help competitors or harm VidPlate unless VidPlate gives written permission.
• You must not share CEP keys, extension builds, API keys, starter project files, internal platform links, private download links, or credentials with any other person or organisation.
• You must not share, reuse, extend, replay, modify, guess, intercept, sell, forward, or bypass signed upload URLs, signed download URLs, private asset links, permissions, authentication tokens, access grants, or temporary platform links.
• VidPlate may revoke access to the Designer Portal, CEP extension, API keys, starter projects, test media, design files, or any platform feature at any time where needed to protect clients, the platform, VidPlate technology, or VidPlate's business.
• Designer Portal access, CEP access, affiliate access, test media access, starter-file access, API keys, and design-file downloads are temporary, limited, revocable permissions only. They are not a sale, transfer, assignment, or permanent licence of VidPlate technology or materials.

9. Third-Party Assets, Fonts, Plugins, and AI Tools

• You must not include unlicensed fonts, stock footage, music, images, plugins, scripts, templates, presets, expressions, or other third-party materials in submitted work.
• Where you use third-party materials, you are responsible for ensuring the licence permits the intended commercial, client, advertising, social, platform, and derivative use.
• You must not upload confidential client or VidPlate materials into external AI tools, file-sharing services, or third-party systems unless VidPlate has approved that workflow.
• You are responsible for checking any AI-assisted output before submission and ensuring it does not infringe third-party rights or introduce unsuitable content.

10. Data Protection, Privacy, and GDPR

• Where client assets, briefs, order details, account data, personal data, or other information identifies or relates to an individual, you must handle it in accordance with applicable privacy and data protection laws, including UK GDPR, EU GDPR, and the Data Protection Act 2018 where applicable.
• You must process personal data only on VidPlate's documented instructions and only for the purpose of completing the assigned job or brief.
• You must not copy, export, retain, disclose, sell, combine, profile, analyse, train AI systems on, or use personal data for any purpose outside the assigned VidPlate work.
• You must keep personal data secure using appropriate technical and organisational measures, including device security, access controls, secure storage, and prompt deletion when the work is complete or access is no longer needed.
• You must not transfer personal data to third-party tools, external storage, AI systems, subcontractors, collaborators, or countries outside the UK or EEA unless VidPlate has approved that workflow in writing and any required safeguards are in place.
• You must notify VidPlate immediately if personal data is lost, accessed without authorisation, disclosed incorrectly, uploaded to the wrong place, compromised, or otherwise affected by a suspected data breach.
• You must assist VidPlate with reasonable requests relating to data subject rights, audits, deletion, security checks, breach investigations, or compliance evidence connected with your VidPlate work.
• For personal data processed for VidPlate work, VidPlate Ltd is normally the controller or processor giving instructions, and you act as an authorised independent contractor and processor or sub-processor only to the extent required to complete the assigned job or brief.
• The subject matter of processing is the preparation, review, delivery, revision, support, and administration of VidPlate jobs, template briefs, client assets, creative files, platform operations, and related designer services. The duration of processing is the period needed to complete the assigned work and any follow-up review, dispute, audit, legal, payment, or deletion process.
• Personal data may include names, usernames, email addresses, account identifiers, social handles, business details, billing or order references, brand or campaign information, images, audio, video, screen recordings, voice recordings, likenesses, messages, support information, and any personal data contained in client assets, briefs, orders, design files, or rendered outputs.
• Data subjects may include VidPlate clients, client customers, client staff, designers, collaborators, talent, creators, employees, contractors, end users, and individuals appearing in or connected with client materials or platform records.
• You must ensure that anyone authorised by VidPlate to assist you is bound by confidentiality and data protection obligations at least as protective as these Designer Terms before they access personal data.
• You must not appoint subprocessors or allow any other person or system to process personal data for VidPlate work unless VidPlate has approved that subprocessing in writing.
• You must return, delete, or securely destroy personal data and copies when the assigned work ends, when access is no longer needed, or when VidPlate instructs you to do so, unless applicable law requires retention.
• VidPlate may audit or request evidence of your data protection compliance, security measures, deletion, access controls, approved subprocessing, international transfer safeguards, and breach handling connected with VidPlate work.

11. Audit, Evidence, and Compliance Checks

• VidPlate may request reasonable evidence that work complies with these Designer Terms, including licence information, source references, plugin or font details, AI-tool usage details, deletion confirmation, security confirmation, and information about who worked on the job.
• You must respond honestly and promptly to compliance, quality, payment, data protection, security, or rights-clearance questions connected with your VidPlate work.
• VidPlate may withhold approval, payment, access, or future claims while a compliance, rights, security, quality, client, affiliate, or payment issue is being investigated.

12. Payments, Briefs, Jobs, Invoices, and Affiliate Amounts

• The payout shown for a job or brief is subject to completion, platform review, approval, and any applicable issue process.
• Approved earnings become invoiceable through the Designer Portal according to the platform payout workflow.
• Brief payments and job payments are payable only when the work is accepted by VidPlate or otherwise marked invoiceable in the platform. A claim alone does not create a payment entitlement.
• Where the platform shows a fixed job, batch, template brief, revision, or approved-work payout, that system amount is the applicable payment amount unless VidPlate corrects an obvious error, applies an approved adjustment, or the work is reduced, rejected, released, cancelled, disputed, refunded, clawed back, or found to breach these Designer Terms.
• You must submit an invoice through the Designer Portal or another VidPlate-approved invoicing process for approved invoiceable earnings. VidPlate is not required to pay amounts that have not been properly invoiced.
• A valid invoice must include your legal name or trading name, address, invoice number, invoice date, Designer Portal account email, payment details, tax or VAT status if applicable, the invoiceable platform amount, currency, and relevant job, brief, batch, affiliate, or invoice references requested by VidPlate.
• Unless VidPlate agrees otherwise in writing, valid invoices for approved invoiceable earnings are payable within 30 days from the date the invoice is submitted to VidPlate through the approved process.
• If an invoice is inaccurate, incomplete, unsupported, duplicated, submitted outside the approved process, or includes disputed or non-invoiceable work, the 30-day payment period may be paused until the issue is resolved and a valid invoice is received.
• Payment timing may also depend on fraud checks, tax or identity checks, payment provider processing, bank holidays, client disputes, refunds, chargebacks, account restrictions, legal holds, or sanctions/compliance screening.
• VidPlate may revoke, release, reassign, cancel, or reduce a claimed job or brief before approval where the work is late, unsuitable, duplicated, incomplete, wrongly claimed, affected by client cancellation, affected by suspected breach, or no longer required.
• Designer affiliate links currently provide a 10% client discount where the discount is accepted by the checkout system and the client payment is successfully tracked to your affiliate code.
• A referral is registered to you only where the client uses your affiliate code or affiliate link through the approved VidPlate checkout flow and the system records that code against the client payment. If the client does not use your affiliate code or link, or the code is not recorded by the system, VidPlate will not pay affiliate commission for that client or payment.
• For monthly subscription referrals, the current affiliate commission is 5% of the tracked first payment after the 14-day refund window, plus a further 5% of that tracked first payment after the client has remained active for 3 months.
• For launch annual referrals, the current affiliate commission is 5% of the tracked first payment after the 14-day refund window.
• For upfront 3-month, 6-month, and 12-month referrals, the current affiliate commission is 5% of the tracked first payment after the 14-day refund window.
• Unknown, unsupported, untracked, discounted outside the approved affiliate flow, manually adjusted, refunded, disputed, cancelled, or otherwise ineligible checkout types may earn no affiliate commission unless VidPlate confirms otherwise in writing.
• Where the system records an eligible subscription referral, jobs from that referred client may be shown to the referring designer first for up to 6 months, subject to availability, claim windows, quality history, platform rules, client requirements, and VidPlate discretion.
• Affiliate rates, client discounts, eligible products, priority-job windows, refund windows, delayed-payment rules, and supported checkout types may be changed by VidPlate at any time, without prior notice, and any such change takes immediate effect. Changes apply prospectively to referrals tracked after the change takes effect; the rate recorded in the platform for a tracked referral is the reference amount unless corrected for error, fraud, refund, dispute, clawback, or ineligibility.
• Affiliate payments, referral commissions, priority access, or affiliate-related job benefits are discretionary platform benefits subject to validation, client payment, anti-abuse checks, refund windows, delayed eligibility dates, clawback rules, and any separate affiliate terms or platform settings.
• VidPlate may void, withhold, reverse, or claw back affiliate payments where a referral is fraudulent, cancelled, refunded, disputed, self-referred, artificially generated, in breach of platform rules, or otherwise ineligible.
• You are responsible for your own taxes, national insurance, business expenses, software, hardware, internet connection, Adobe licences, plugins, and any other tools required to perform the work.
• VidPlate may withhold or offset payment where work is late, incomplete, unusable, duplicated, fraudulent, submitted in breach of these Designer Terms, or subject to a client or platform dispute.

13. VidPlate AI Access for Template Assets

• Claiming a template brief may grant you a limited number of VidPlate AI credits, usable through the Designer Portal to generate images and video, such as backgrounds, elements, stock video, and effects, for use in that template brief.
• The number of credits granted, the generation options available, and the tools and models offered are set by VidPlate and may be changed, reduced, increased, paused, or withdrawn at any time, without prior notice, and any such change takes immediate effect.
• AI credits have no cash value, cannot be sold, transferred, exchanged, gifted, or combined between designers or accounts, and are not a wage, fee, or payment for services.
• AI credits are a discretionary platform benefit tied to an active, unexpired claim on the relevant template brief. If a claim expires, is released, is cancelled, or is reassigned before the brief is submitted and approved, VidPlate may reverse or claw back any unused credits granted for that claim.
• VidPlate does not guarantee the availability, uptime, output quality, generation speed, or continued existence of the VidPlate AI generation feature, and may suspend or discontinue it at any time.
• Any image, video, or other asset generated using VidPlate AI credits belongs to VidPlate on creation, whether or not it is ultimately used in a submitted brief, consistent with section 7 (Intellectual Property and Usage Rights). You have no ownership right, licence, exclusivity, or credit over an asset you generate, and VidPlate may add it to a shared stock library that other designers can browse and use in their own VidPlate work.
• You must only use VidPlate AI credits and the AI generation feature for legitimate work connected with an active template brief claim. You must not use VidPlate AI credits for personal projects, other clients, external or commercial use outside VidPlate, resale, or any purpose unconnected with your VidPlate work.
• You must not use the VidPlate AI generation feature to create unlawful, infringing, defamatory, harmful, sexually explicit, or otherwise prohibited content, and you are responsible for reviewing any AI-generated output before relying on it or including it in submitted work, consistent with section 9.
• VidPlate may suspend or revoke your AI credits or access to the AI generation feature, in addition to any other rights under sections 8, 11, or 18, where credits or the feature are misused, abused, used outside their intended purpose, or used in a way that breaches these Designer Terms.

14. Content Retention and Deletion

• Once a job or brief is complete, approved, rejected, cancelled, released, or no longer assigned to you, you must stop using and securely delete local copies of client assets, briefs, downloaded design files, rendered outputs, working files, test data, and submitted packages unless VidPlate instructs otherwise.
• You must not retain client or VidPlate materials for portfolio use, future reuse, training, competitor work, marketplace templates, or personal archives without written permission.
• VidPlate may delete, archive, remove, or restrict access to submitted files, test orders, temporary design files, starter projects, and platform assets after completion, review, expiry, cancellation, or account termination.

15. Behaviour, Brand, and Reputation

• You must act professionally, honestly, respectfully, and in a way that protects VidPlate, its clients, and other designers.
• You must not make misleading claims about VidPlate, clients, jobs, pay, confidential work, internal processes, or platform performance.
• You must not behave abusively, harass staff or designers, manipulate claims, submit intentionally poor work, upload harmful files, or do anything that may damage VidPlate's brand, reputation, client relationships, security, or platform operations.
• You must not publicly disclose disputes, client materials, private platform information, screenshots, order details, support conversations, payout information, or internal decisions in a way that could identify VidPlate clients or harm VidPlate's reputation.

16. Competitors and Conflicts

• You must not use confidential VidPlate information, client data, template structures, starter projects, workflows, pricing, briefs, platform processes, or CEP extension behaviour to build, support, advise, or improve a competing service.
• For 24 months after you last access the Designer Portal, claim VidPlate work, receive VidPlate confidential information, or communicate with a VidPlate client or lead through the platform, whichever is latest, you must not solicit, approach, divert, or attempt to obtain work from VidPlate clients, leads, designers, staff, contractors, or suppliers using information obtained through VidPlate.
• For 24 months after you last access VidPlate confidential information, platform materials, CEP workflows, client materials, briefs, templates, or design files, you must not use those materials or that information to build, support, advise, or improve a competing service, agency workflow, platform, automation tool, or marketplace.
• If you work with a competing service, agency, platform, automation tool, or marketplace, you must keep VidPlate materials and client information strictly separate and must not use VidPlate confidential information for that work. These restrictions are intended to protect VidPlate's legitimate business interests, confidential information, client relationships, platform technology, and goodwill.

17. Account Security and Platform Use

• You must keep your Designer Portal login and any VidPlate Studio or CEP keys secure and must not share them with another person.
• You must not attempt to bypass claim limits, deadlines, rate limits, review processes, platform access controls, or technical restrictions.
• You must not upload, create, or submit malware, spyware, tracking tools, credential harvesting code, destructive scripts, hidden network calls, unauthorised automation, malicious expressions, unsafe plugins, corrupted files, or anything that could compromise clients, designers, Adobe applications, VidPlate systems, or third-party systems.
• You must not probe, scan, fuzz, penetration test, exploit, stress test, bypass, interfere with, or attempt to discover vulnerabilities in the Designer Portal, public site, CEP extension, APIs, upload flows, signed URLs, queues, render systems, authentication, permissions, hosting, storage, or third-party integrations unless VidPlate has approved that testing in writing.
• You must not use bots, scripts, browser automation, API automation, claim automation, artificial clicks, fake referrals, mass downloads, rate-limit avoidance, or automated behaviour that manipulates jobs, affiliate tracking, payments, analytics, platform records, access controls, or platform availability.
• VidPlate may monitor, log, inspect, and review platform activity, claim history, upload and download activity, CEP extension usage, API calls, render actions, signed URL usage, file access, error logs, device and session metadata, support interactions, and suspicious behaviour to protect the platform, clients, designers, VidPlate technology, and VidPlate.

18. Termination, Suspension, and Revocation

• VidPlate may suspend, restrict, or terminate your Designer Portal access, CEP access, affiliate benefits, job access, brief access, or payment eligibility at any time where VidPlate reasonably believes it is necessary to protect clients, the platform, other designers, VidPlate technology, VidPlate's brand, or legal compliance.
• VidPlate may revoke claimed jobs or briefs and reassign them to another designer where deadlines are missed, communication is inadequate, quality is unsuitable, work is not progressing, client needs change, fraud or abuse is suspected, or these Designer Terms may have been breached.
• Termination or suspension does not affect VidPlate's rights in work already submitted, confidentiality obligations, deletion obligations, payment review rights, clawback rights, or any rights needed to protect clients and the platform.

19. Disputes and Platform Records

• If there is a dispute about a claim, submission, deadline, review decision, payment amount, invoice status, affiliate amount, breach, cancellation, release, or platform action, VidPlate may rely on platform records, claim logs, upload records, submission timestamps, review notes, support messages, payment records, and system audit data unless those records are shown to be materially incorrect.
• You must raise payment, invoice, job, brief, quality, or platform disputes promptly and provide any evidence reasonably requested by VidPlate.

20. Liability and Indemnity

• You are responsible for losses, claims, costs, or damages caused by your breach of these Designer Terms, infringement of third-party rights, misuse of client materials, confidentiality breach, or unlawful conduct.
• You agree to indemnify VidPlate against claims arising from materials or work you provide, including claims relating to copyright, trade marks, fonts, plugins, stock assets, privacy, confidentiality, or licence violations.
• VidPlate is not liable for loss of your local files, software issues, hardware issues, missed opportunities, indirect losses, or costs you incur in providing design services through the platform.

21. Feedback and Improvements

If you provide VidPlate with suggestions, feedback, bug reports, workflow ideas, feature ideas, template ideas, automation concepts, extension improvements, platform improvements, or related recommendations, VidPlate may use, develop, adapt, commercialise, and exploit them without owing additional payment, attribution, approval, or ownership rights to you.

22. Urgent Protection of VidPlate Rights

Misuse of VidPlate technology, confidential information, client data, personal data, intellectual property, platform access, CEP access, API access, signed URLs, or competing-use restrictions may cause VidPlate and its clients serious and irreparable harm. VidPlate may seek urgent court orders, injunctive relief, access restrictions, damages, account suspension, or any other available remedy to protect those rights.

23. Governing Law

These Designer Terms and any dispute or claim connected with them, the Designer Portal, claimed jobs, template briefs, payments, or designer access are governed by the laws of England and Wales, unless VidPlate agrees otherwise in writing.

24. Survival After Termination

Any clauses intended to protect VidPlate, clients, confidential information, personal data, intellectual property, platform technology, payment review rights, clawback rights, deletion obligations, non-solicitation obligations, competitor restrictions, audit rights, dispute records, liability, indemnity, and legal enforcement continue after a job ends, a brief ends, an invoice is paid, access is suspended, or your Designer Portal account is terminated.

25. Updates to These Terms

VidPlate may update these Designer Terms from time to time. The version you accept when claiming a job or brief applies to that claim. Continued use of the Designer Portal and claiming further work means you accept the version in force at that time.

26. Contact

For any questions regarding these Designer Terms, please contact VidPlate Ltd, International House, 14 King Street, Leeds, United Kingdom, LS1 2HL. Company No. 15750343. Email: [email protected].