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Marketplace agreement

Terms of Service

These terms govern access to SignalMatch, a marketplace where product builders can offer performance-based campaigns and creators can earn payouts for eligible, approved conversions. By creating an account or using the service, you agree to these terms and the Privacy Policy. If you use SignalMatch for a company, you represent that you can bind that company.

Effective and last reviewed: July 15, 2026. These terms are a launch draft and should receive qualified legal review before SignalMatch accepts commercial transactions.

Eligibility and accounts

You must be at least 18, legally able to enter a contract, and permitted to use the service where you live. Provide accurate information, keep credentials secure, and promptly update account and payment details. You are responsible for activity under your account and for users you authorize. Notify us at msanchezgrice@gmail.com if you suspect unauthorized access.

SignalMatch may require identity, business, tax, sanctions, fraud, or payment verification. Our authentication and payment service providers may impose additional terms. We may refuse or limit an account when verification is incomplete or when access would create legal, security, financial, or marketplace risk.

Roles and marketplace relationship

A builder lists a product, creates and funds campaigns, invites or accepts creators, defines an eligible conversion, and reviews results. A creator maintains a truthful profile, chooses whether to accept a campaign, produces independent content, follows disclosure and campaign requirements, and may earn a payout for approved conversions.

Builders and creators are independent parties, not employees, agents, partners, or representatives of SignalMatch or one another. SignalMatch provides marketplace, attribution, workflow, and payment administration tools. Unless expressly stated, SignalMatch does not endorse a user or guarantee a product, creator, campaign, audience, conversion volume, approval, earnings, or business result.

Campaign terms

Before inviting or accepting a creator, each campaign should clearly state:

  • the product, intended audience, content expectations, and prohibited claims or channels;
  • the exact conversion event, eligibility criteria, attribution window, and source of truth;
  • the CPA payout, currency, campaign budget, cap, funding status, and any payment prerequisites;
  • the approval method, review deadline, rejection reasons, reversal window, and dispute process;
  • required sponsorship disclosures, evidence boundaries, and applicable platform policies;
  • ownership and permitted use of content, including whether paid reuse requires separate permission.

Accepting an invitation forms a direct campaign agreement between the builder and creator that includes these terms and the displayed campaign terms. If campaign terms conflict with these service terms, these service terms govern use of SignalMatch, while the more specific lawful campaign term governs the builder-creator commercial obligation. A party should not change a material campaign term retroactively.

Conversions, attribution, and approval

An event is payable only if it satisfies the campaign's eligible conversion definition, arrives through the supported attribution workflow, and is approved under the stated policy. Referral and idempotency identifiers help create a reviewable record but cannot guarantee attribution across every device, channel, or customer journey. The campaign terms should explain treatment of multiple touchpoints, existing users, duplicates, test activity, events outside the window, refunds, and fraud.

Builders must report conversion events accurately, use stable external identifiers, avoid unnecessary personal information, review pending events within the displayed period, and provide a meaningful reason for rejection or reversal. Creators must not fabricate, duplicate, purchase, conceal, or manipulate events. SignalMatch may hold an event for security or integrity review and may correct a status when records show a processing error, subject to applicable law and the campaign agreement.

Funding, payouts, fees, refunds, and reversals

Builders must fund sufficient campaign budget before SignalMatch treats a campaign as funded. Payment processing is provided by Stripe or another identified provider. Provider processing times, identity checks, account restrictions, fees, reserves, and supported countries may affect funding and payout. SignalMatch will display applicable marketplace fees before charging them when fees are introduced.

A creator earns the displayed amount when an eligible conversion is approved and any stated payout prerequisites are satisfied. Transfer timing may depend on the approval policy, reversal period, payment-provider availability, and creator onboarding. A database status or notification is not a bank guarantee; provider records determine whether a transfer settled.

Campaign funding is not a purchase of guaranteed conversions. Unused builder funds may be eligible for refund according to the displayed funding flow, provider limitations, outstanding approved amounts, chargebacks, fees, and applicable law. Approved conversions may be reversed only under the written campaign policy, such as a timely refund, duplicate, ineligible customer, confirmed abuse, or processing error. A builder may not reverse a valid result merely because a campaign underperformed overall.

Creator content and disclosures

Creators retain ownership of their original content except for rights expressly granted in a campaign agreement. A standard campaign does not automatically grant perpetual, editable, sublicensable, or paid advertising rights. Builders retain their product names, trademarks, documentation, and supplied assets and grant creators a limited right to use them for an accepted campaign.

Creators must disclose material connections clearly and conspicuously, make truthful claims grounded in actual experience, and follow applicable endorsement, advertising, platform, intellectual-property, and privacy rules. Builders must not require a positive opinion, fabricated testimonial, hidden sponsorship, unsupported performance claim, or omission of a material limitation. Both parties should preserve the final publication and disclosure evidence.

Prohibited conduct

You may not use SignalMatch to:

  • break the law, sanctions, platform rules, or another person's rights;
  • submit false profiles, campaigns, metrics, conversions, claims, reviews, or payment information;
  • generate self-referrals, automated signups, duplicate events, incentivized actions, or prohibited traffic;
  • evade attribution, approval, campaign limits, security controls, suspension, or payment obligations;
  • scrape, probe, reverse engineer, overload, disrupt, or introduce malicious code into the service;
  • collect or transmit passwords, payment credentials, government identifiers, health data, or other unnecessary sensitive information;
  • harass, discriminate, impersonate, deceive, or publish unlawful, infringing, or harmful content;
  • use another participant's confidential information outside the accepted campaign.

Taxes, records, and compliance

Each user is responsible for taxes, registrations, disclosures, permits, and records applicable to their business and payments. SignalMatch or a payment provider may collect tax information, report payments, or withhold amounts when required. Marketplace guidance and resources are educational and are not legal, tax, accounting, advertising, financial, or regulatory advice.

Disputes between users

First use the campaign evidence and contact the other party in good faith. A dispute notice should name the campaign and event, identify the challenged decision, and provide non-sensitive supporting records. SignalMatch may facilitate review of its own logs or payment status but is not required to decide every underlying commercial, content, or customer disagreement. We may hold a disputed amount when reasonably necessary and permitted, but we do not guarantee recovery from another user.

Suspension and termination

You may stop using SignalMatch and request account closure, subject to pending campaigns, payouts, disputes, legal holds, and required records. We may suspend or terminate access, pause a campaign, hold a transaction for review, or remove content when we reasonably believe there is fraud, abuse, security risk, nonpayment, legal exposure, repeated policy violations, or harm to marketplace participants. Where appropriate, we will provide notice and an opportunity to appeal.

Termination does not erase obligations already incurred. Payment, intellectual-property, confidentiality, dispute, disclaimer, limitation, and record-retention provisions survive as needed to give them effect.

Service changes and availability

SignalMatch is an evolving service. We may add, remove, or change features and may perform maintenance. We aim to communicate material changes and protect pending commercial records, but we do not promise uninterrupted or error-free operation. Preview, beta, analyzer, recommendation, and matching features may be incomplete and should be independently reviewed before consequential use.

Disclaimer and limitation of liability

To the maximum extent permitted by law, SignalMatch and its resources are provided “as is” and “as available.” We disclaim implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, non-infringement, and any warranty arising from course of dealing. We do not guarantee participants, content, attribution, conversions, approvals, payouts, earnings, compliance, or results. Some jurisdictions do not allow certain disclaimers, so they may not apply to you.

To the maximum extent permitted by law, SignalMatch will not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or punitive damages, or for lost profits, revenue, data, goodwill, opportunities, or business interruption arising from the service or another user. Any monetary cap and mandatory consumer rights should be finalized with counsel for the operating entity and governing jurisdiction before commercial launch.

Changes and contact

We may update these terms. We will change the review date and provide additional notice when required for a material change. Continued use after the effective date means you accept the updated terms to the extent permitted by law. Questions, notices, and support requests may be sent to msanchezgrice@gmail.com. A final legal entity name, business address, governing-law provision, and dispute forum must be added after counsel confirms the operating structure.