A DIVISION OF UNLEASHED CORE INDUSTRIES
UNLEASHD CONTENT CREATION TERMS OF SERVICE
A Legal Disclaimer
Effective Date: April 2,
These Terms of Service ("Terms") govern the purchase and use of subscription-based content creation services offered by Unleashed Core, LLC, a Florida limited liability company, doing business under the Unleashd brand ("Unleashd," "Company," "we," "us," or "our"). By purchasing, subscribing to, or using the Services, the client identified on the applicable order, checkout flow, invoice, proposal, service intake, or onboarding submission ("Client," "you," or "your") agrees to be bound by these Terms.
1. Scope and Service Tiers
1.1 These Terms apply to Unleashd subscription-based short-form content creation services, including the following service tiers, as offered from time to time:
(a) $499 Self-Managed Content Creation Plan; and
(b) $999 Managed Content + Distribution Plan.
1.2 The specific services, pricing, billing cadence, approved add-ons, and other commercial details may be further described in an order form, proposal, invoice, onboarding form, checkout page, or other written service confirmation issued by Company.
1.3 If there is a conflict between these Terms and a separate written agreement signed by Company, the signed agreement will control for that Client and only to the extent of the conflict.
2. Monthly Subscription Structure and Session Allowance
2.1 Each active monthly subscription includes up to two (2) content sessions per month, with each session lasting up to two (2) hours of scheduled and approved on-site shooting time.
2.2 Session time refers only to the actual approved content-capture window. It does not include travel time, pre-session preparation, waiting time unrelated to active filming, post-production, posting time, strategy calls, or other work unless expressly included in writing.
2.3 The number of final videos, clips, deliverables, or edited assets produced from any session is not fixed and will vary based on content type, concept complexity, filming conditions, client preparedness, pace of filming, revision needs, and available session time. Company does not guarantee any minimum or fixed number of videos, clips, or deliverables per session or per month.
2.4 These plans are designed for short-form content. Final edited deliverables generally will not exceed one minute and thirty seconds (1:30) per individual edited video unless Company expressly agrees otherwise in writing.
2.5 Sessions do not accrue, bank, or roll over from one billing cycle to another, except where Company expressly confirms in writing that:
(a) a session is being moved because of a scheduling conflict, capacity issue, or operational issue caused by Company; or
(b) Company has issued a replacement session, make-good session, or other session credit.
2.6 Except as expressly stated in Section 2.5, any unused session expires at the end of the applicable billing cycle without refund, carryover, or credit.
3. Plan-Specific Services
3.1 $499 Self-Managed Content Creation Plan
Under the $499 plan:
(a) Client receives the monthly session allowance described in Section 2;
(b) Client may request multiple short-form content types during the included sessions, subject to
production feasibility, available session time, and Company workflow constraints;
(c) Company will capture and edit the content and deliver approved final assets to Client; and (d) Client is solely responsible for publishing, posting, distribution, account management,
audience engagement, and downstream use of the delivered content.
Company does not provide managed distribution services under the $499 plan unless separately approved in writing.
3.2 $999 Managed Content + Distribution Plan
Under the $999 plan:
(a) Client receives the monthly session allowance described in Section 2;
(b) Client may request multiple short-form content types during the included sessions, subject to
production feasibility, available session time, and Company workflow constraints;
(c) Company will capture, edit, and prepare approved final assets for distribution; and
(d) subject to timely access and approvals from Client, Company will handle content distribution
on Client’s existing approved channels, which may include TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X, and YouTube Shorts.
3.3 For the $999 plan, Company may also provide channel strategy, publishing support, performance review, and content optimization efforts intended to improve reach, views, engagement, and related attention metrics. Company does not guarantee any specific outcome, including any minimum number of views, followers, leads, conversions, revenue, or business results.
3.4 Content performance depends heavily on platform algorithms, audience behavior, account history, timing, market conditions, competitor activity, third-party platform rules, and other external factors outside Company’s control.
4. Revisions
4.1 Client may request up to three (3) rounds of revisions per video.
4.2 A revision round means one reasonable set of consolidated comments on an existing draft version of a specific video.
4.3 Included revisions are limited to the original session scope and original creative direction. Revisions may not be used to require new filming, new concepts unrelated to the original session, materially different creative direction, or major re-editing caused by late strategic changes from Client.
4.4 Revision requests beyond the included limit, or requests that materially expand scope, may be billed separately or deferred to a future session at Company’s discretion.
5. Scheduling, Cooperation, and Session Use
5.1 Client is responsible for timely coordination and reasonable cooperation necessary for the Services, including scheduling sessions, preparing for filming, making locations available, identifying participants, and ensuring that the appropriate decision-maker is available.
5.2 Client shall designate a point of contact ("POC") with authority to provide approvals, factual confirmations, revision comments, access instructions, and scheduling direction.
5.3 Delays or inefficiencies caused by Client, including late arrival, lack of preparation, inaccessible location, unavailable participants, missing approvals, or untimely communication, may reduce usable session time and may affect deliverable quantity or quality without entitling Client to a refund, credit, or replacement session.
5.4 If Client requests rescheduling, Company will use reasonable efforts to accommodate the request, but rescheduling remains subject to team availability and operational capacity.
6. Client Review, Approval, and Content Accuracy
6.1 Client is solely responsible for reviewing all content before approval and for confirming that all statements, claims, representations, captions, names, dates, prices, offers, disclosures, medical statements, legal statements, financial statements, regulatory language, technical statements, and other factual content are accurate and appropriate for Client’s intended use.
6.2 Client’s POC, owner, or other authorized representative shall review and approve content before final use or publication. Once Client approves content, Client assumes responsibility for the approved version and its use.
6.3 Company is entitled to rely on information, instructions, and approvals given by Client’s POC, owner, or other authorized representative.
6.4 Company does not independently verify the factual accuracy, legal sufficiency, or regulatory compliance of Client-provided claims, business statements, offers, testimonials, disclosures, or materials.
7. Distribution and Platform Access
7.1 Under the $499 plan, Client is solely responsible for posting and distribution.
7.2 Under the $999 plan, Client shall timely provide all access, credentials, permissions, assets, approvals, and other cooperation reasonably required for Company to publish to Client’s existing approved channels.
7.3 Company is not responsible for delays or failures in posting caused by missing credentials, revoked access, two-factor authentication issues, platform outages, account restrictions, security holds, permission changes, or other third-party platform actions.
7.4 Company may refuse to publish content that, in its reasonable judgment, appears unlawful, infringing, defamatory, misleading, unsafe, non-compliant, or materially inconsistent with these Terms.
8. Creative Personnel; Contractors; Non-Solicitation
8.1 Company may use employees, contractors, subcontractors, editors, videographers, and other service providers to perform some or all portions of the Services.
8.2 Certain videographers and creative personnel engaged for Client sessions may be independent contractors of Unleashed Core, LLC, the parent company behind the Unleashd service line.
8.3 During an active subscription and for six (6) months after the end of Client’s subscription, Client shall not, without Company’s prior written consent, directly or indirectly solicit, engage, hire, contract with, or attempt to obtain creative services from any videographer, editor, contractor, or other creative service provider first introduced to Client through Company, for services competitive with or substantially similar to the Services.
8.4 This restriction is intended to protect Company’s legitimate business interests, including contractor relationships, service continuity, customer goodwill, and confidential business information.
9. Intellectual Property and Client License
9.1 Except as otherwise expressly agreed in writing, all raw footage, source files, project files, drafts, working edits, templates, workflows, editing systems, internal strategy materials, unpublished materials, and production methods remain the exclusive property of Company.
9.2 Upon full payment of all undisputed amounts due for the applicable subscription period, Company grants Client a non-exclusive, perpetual license to use the final approved deliverables created for Client under the Services for Client’s own lawful business, promotional, and marketing purposes.
9.3 Unless expressly stated otherwise in writing, Client’s rights do not include ownership of raw footage, editable project files, Company templates, Company production systems, or other underlying Company tools or materials.
9.4 Unless otherwise agreed in writing, Company may display or reference non-confidential final deliverables for portfolio, marketing, and case-study purposes.
10. Third-Party Claims; Client Responsibility; Indemnity
10.1 Client is solely responsible for the claims, statements, offers, testimonials, endorsements, disclosures, permissions, releases, licenses, and legal compliance associated with Client’s business, products, services, and approved content.
10.2 Company is not responsible for third-party claims against Client arising out of content approved by Client, including claims by Client’s customers, patients, users, viewers, competitors, vendors, regulators, or other third parties relating to alleged falsity, defamation, infringement, deception, privacy violations, publicity-right issues, or regulatory noncompliance, except to the extent finally determined to have been directly caused by Company’s independent willful misconduct.
10.3 Client shall defend, indemnify, and hold harmless Company and its owners, managers, officers, employees, contractors, affiliates, and representatives from and against any third-party claims, damages, liabilities, judgments, losses, costs, and expenses (including reasonable attorneys’ fees) arising out of or relating to:
(a) Client-provided information, instructions, or materials;
(b) content approved by Client;
(c) Client’s products, services, advertising claims, or business operations; (d) Client’s posting, distribution, or downstream use of content;
(e) Client’s failure to obtain required permissions, releases, or rights; or (f) Client’s breach of these Terms.
10.4 Company is not acting as Client’s law firm, compliance advisor, tax advisor, or regulatory consultant.
11. Session Safety and Operational Liability
11.1 Company is responsible only for the video-related services actually provided under the subscription.
11.2 Company is not responsible for property damage, bodily injury, operational disruption, or other loss occurring during a session unless directly caused by Company’s own video-production activities and finally determined to result from Company’s negligence or willful misconduct.
11.3 Company is not responsible for conditions at Client locations, acts or omissions of Client personnel, acts of venue staff, crowd conduct, business operations unrelated to filming, equipment owned by Client or third parties, or non-video activities occurring during a session.
11.4 Client remains responsible for maintaining a safe, lawful, and properly authorized environment for filming.
12. No Guarantee of Quantity or Results
12.1 Company does not guarantee:
(a) any minimum number of deliverables, clips, or videos per session or per month;
(b) any particular view count, reach, follower growth, lead generation, conversions, revenue, or
business result;
(c) uninterrupted platform performance; or
(d) that all requested content concepts can be fully captured within the included session window.
12.2 Deliverable output depends on session efficiency, complexity, location conditions, creative direction, revision volume, and production realities.
13. Billing, Payment, and Service Suspension
13.1 Subscription fees are billed monthly in advance unless otherwise stated in writing.
13.2 Fees are non-refundable except where Company expressly agrees otherwise in writing.
13.3 Late Payment; Failed Autopay. If any subscription payment fails, is declined, is reversed, or is not received when due, Client shall have fifteen (15) calendar days from the original due date to cure the unpaid balance. If the unpaid balance is not cured within that 15-day period, Company may pause the account and suspend scheduling, filming, editing, delivery, posting, and all other Services effective immediately until the outstanding balance is paid in full. Company shall have no liability for delays, missed posting windows, reduced output, or other consequences caused by such suspension.
13.4 Company may suspend scheduling, editing, delivery, or posting if Client has overdue amounts, unresolved access issues, or repeated approval delays.
13.5 Additional services, extra sessions, rush work, out-of-scope revisions, travel outside standard coverage assumptions, or separately requested deliverables may be billed separately at Company’s then-current rates.
14. Term, Cancellation, Pause, and Effect of Termination
14.1 Unless otherwise stated in writing, the subscription is month-to-month, and each monthly billing cycle begins when Client signs up and pays for the applicable month.
14.2 Once a monthly billing cycle has been paid, Client may cancel at any time by notice to Company, but no refund, prorated refund, or credit will be issued for the already-paid billing cycle.
14.3 If Client cancels, the cancellation will be effective at the end of the current paid billing cycle. The subscription will remain active through that paid period and will not renew thereafter.
14.4 Client may also request to pause the subscription at any time after payment for the current month has been made. Any such pause will take effect only at the end of the current paid billing cycle, unless Company expressly agrees otherwise in writing. No refund, prorated refund, or retroactive credit will be issued for the already-paid cycle.
14.5 During any active paid billing cycle that has not yet ended, Company will continue to provide the Services for that paid period, subject to Client cooperation, scheduling availability, approvals, access, and all other Terms.
14.6 Upon cancellation, pause, or termination:
(a) no further new sessions will be owed beyond the current paid period unless expressly
confirmed by Company;
(b) unused sessions in the current cycle expire at the end of that cycle unless Company elects
otherwise in writing;
(c) managed posting services under the $999 plan will cease when the subscription ends or
pauses; and
(d) Client shall pay all outstanding amounts for Services already performed or committed.
15. Operational Changes and Evolving Service Model
15.1 Client acknowledges that Company’s products, workflows, service standards, platforms, content operations, editing methods, approval procedures, and internal delivery processes may evolve from time to time.
15.2 Company may adopt, update, or replace reasonable operational rules, submission procedures, workflow requirements, editing procedures, content review procedures, scheduling procedures, posting procedures, and support processes upon notice to Client.
15.3 Any material change to subscription pricing, included session quantities, included revision limits, core license rights, post-termination restrictions, or other core legal or economic terms will apply prospectively and may be communicated through a written amendment, updated order form, renewal notice, or updated Terms.
16. Limitation of Liability
16.1 To the maximum extent permitted by law, Company shall not be liable for any indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or punitive damages, including lost profits, lost revenue, lost opportunity, business interruption, goodwill loss, or platform or account losses, arising out of or relating to the Services.
16.2 To the maximum extent permitted by law, Company’s aggregate liability arising out of or relating to the Services shall not exceed the total subscription fees actually paid by Client to Company during the two (2) months immediately preceding the event giving rise to the claim.
16.3 The limitations in this Section do not limit liability that cannot be limited under applicable law.
17. Good-Faith Resolution; Governing Law and Venue
17.1 Before filing any formal legal action, the Parties agree to use reasonable good-faith efforts to resolve any dispute through direct business discussions for at least ten (10) business days, except that Company may seek immediate injunctive or equitable relief at any time for actual or threatened misuse of intellectual property, confidential information, contractor solicitation, non-circumvention, or other conduct causing irreparable harm.
17.2 These Terms shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Florida, without regard to conflict-of-law principles.
17.3 Any dispute arising out of or relating to these Terms or the Services shall be brought in the state or federal courts located in Florida, and the Parties consent to such venue and jurisdiction.
18. Miscellaneous
18.1 These Terms, together with any applicable order form, invoice, proposal, onboarding form, or written service confirmation, constitute the entire agreement between the Parties regarding the Services.
18.2 If any provision of these Terms is held unenforceable, the remaining provisions shall remain in full force and effect.
18.3 Company may assign these Terms to an affiliate, successor, purchaser of assets, or other successor in interest.
18.4 Client may not assign these Terms without Company’s prior written consent.
18.5 Use of the Services after notice of updated Terms constitutes acceptance of the updated Terms to the extent permitted by law.
19. Acknowledgment
By purchasing, subscribing to, or using the Services, Client acknowledges that Client has read, understood, and agrees to these Terms of Service.