Usage rights
The agreed terms on how, where and for how long a brand may use a creator's video.
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What “Usage rights” means
Usage rights set out what a brand may do with a creator's video: organic posts only or paid ads too, on which platforms, for what period and with which edits. They should be agreed in writing before filming and kept where the person approving ads can find them. This is general guidance, not legal advice.
No agent decides these terms for you, and a brief that mentions paid ads is not a substitute for agreed terms. This reference does not state how usage terms are handled with Link AI, so it is the first thing we suggest asking in a demo. See UGC usage rights for ads.
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AI UGC Agent. “Usage rights.” Linkme. Content reviewed 11 November 2026.
https://aiugcagent.com/glossary/usage-rights/