Commission and deductions
The agreement should explain the percentage or fixed fee, the calculation base, extra expenses and when statements or payments are produced.
Free contract clarity check
Before you sign an agency contract, make sure the important answers are actually written down.
Work through the agreement without uploading it. The checker focuses on the clauses that control money, exclusivity, account access, content rights, approvals and the exit process.
Check whether the contract answers the questions that matter
No contract is uploaded and your answers stay in this browser session. This tool checks clarity, not legal validity.
1. The legal agency or operator is clearly identified
You can see the legal name, responsible person and a real way to contact the contracting party.
2. The services are described in concrete terms
The agreement explains what the agency will actually handle instead of relying only on broad words such as management or growth.
3. The commission calculation is unambiguous
You know the percentage or fee, what revenue base it uses, when it is calculated and which extra costs may be deducted.
4. The contract term and renewal rules are clear
You can identify the start date, minimum term, automatic renewal language and any deadline that affects renewal.
5. You understand exactly how to leave
The notice period, notice method, exit fees and post-termination obligations are written in plain terms.
6. Any exclusivity is limited and defined
The contract says which platforms, services, countries or creator activities are covered rather than using an unlimited restriction.
7. Account ownership and recovery remain clear
You know who controls email, recovery methods, two-factor authentication, social profiles and how agency access is removed later.
8. Revenue and payouts stay verifiable
You can reconcile platform revenue, agency fees, approved expenses and the amount paid to you without depending on unexplained transfers.
9. Content and image rights are specific
The agreement explains ownership, licences, marketing use of your image and what the agency may keep after the relationship ends.
10. Your boundaries and approval rights are operational rules
The contract or attached working policy explains which decisions require your approval and how your limits are communicated to the team.
11. Offboarding covers data, files and access
The agreement explains what happens to credentials, media, reports, scheduled work and stored data when the relationship ends.
This is general educational information, not legal advice. A contract can score well here and still contain unfair, unlawful or unsuitable terms. Consider independent legal advice when the agreement materially affects your income, accounts or rights.
What this tool is for
Clarity first. Legal conclusions second.
A creator should be able to explain the basic business deal before signing it. This checker does not decide whether a clause is lawful or fair. It highlights where the agreement is clear, unclear or missing information that can materially affect the working relationship.
Access and account recovery
Operational access is different from ownership. Understand who controls email, two-factor authentication, payout settings and the recovery path if the relationship ends badly.
Exit and offboarding
Notice periods, automatic renewal, post-contract commission, data deletion and access removal should be understandable before you enter the relationship.
Go deeper
Read the clause-by-clause guide after the quick check.
The Imodelly contract guide explains the same decision areas in more detail and gives you questions to take back to the agency before you sign.
Full contract checklist
Review parties, services, commission, exclusivity, content rights, termination and disputes in plain language.
Review the agency behind the contract
A clear document is not enough if the operator, references, payment process or data handling cannot be verified.