Platform Safety
Last updated: 12 November 2026
What we moderate
Fraud, misrepresentation of performance, impersonation, scraping, deceptive advertising, and unsolicited marketing to suppressed addresses are not allowed on CreatorTicker. Accounts may be suspended for fraud, moderation or safety reasons. High-impact decisions get human review — no account is actioned by an automated check alone.
Raising a dispute
If a campaign, contract or payment is in dispute, file it from Disputes once you are signed in. Disputes carry a reason, the campaign or contract involved, and a status — open, under review, resolved or dismissed — and the platform team reviews them in the admin queue. There is no one-click report button on messages yet; use Disputes for anything that needs a decision.
Representation safeguards
An agency must not claim to represent a creator without the creator's authorization, and campaign-only permission is not full representation. Creators can see every agency authorized to represent them and revoke that authorization at any time from their creator profile. The revoked consent stays on record for audit.
Your data & privacy controls
Creator growth insights are private by default. From your creator profile you choose whether the profile is public, whether brands may see your follower, view and engagement numbers, and which agencies may represent you. You can request an export or deletion of your data from Settings → Your data; audit and financial records are kept where the law requires them. Suppression is permanent — an unsubscribed address is never emailed again.
Outreach rules
Invitations identify the sender and the organization behind them, carry accurate subjects, and honor opt-outs. Public contact details are not consent to be emailed. See the Outreach Policy for the full rules.
A note on these pages
These pages describe how the platform works today, during its launch period. They are not a substitute for formal legal review: the terms, retention schedules and outreach law for India, the US and the UK are still to be reviewed by counsel before the platform invites creators at volume.