Usage rights
The agreed terms for where, how long and in what form a brand may use a creator's content.
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What “Usage rights” means
Usage rights cover channels, paid or organic use, duration, territory, edits and exclusivity. They exist because the creator generally holds the rights to a video, and payment buys only the uses both sides agreed on. Paid advertising is normally treated as its own permission, separate from posting on the brand's profile.
No tool settles these terms on a brand's behalf. Linkme's page says Link AI hands you videos you can run as ads. It does not list the detailed terms, so we recommend asking for them in the demo and getting the answers in writing. The question list is in UGC usage rights.
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AI Agent for UGC. “Usage rights.” Linkme. Content reviewed 11 November 2026.
https://aiagentforugc.com/glossary/usage-rights/