Terms of Service.
Draft, not counsel-approved.

If you do not agree with anything in this document, do not create an account and do not use the service. Continued use after we publish changes to these terms means you accept the updated version — see the section on changes to terms for the cadence of updates and how we notify you.

These terms sit alongside the Privacy Policy and the 2257 compliance statement. Where those documents address the same conduct, they are meant to be read together; where they conflict, the more specific document controls the specific topic.

Identity and age verification is mandatory at onboarding before any content can be uploaded and before any purchase can be made. Verification uses a vendor configured to satisfy the standard required for 18 U.S.C. 2257 recordkeeping.

If verification cannot be completed, if the result is inconclusive, or if we identify grounds to revoke a previously-issued verification, the account is suspended and any uploaded content is held pending review. Verification may be re-run periodically to confirm continued eligibility.

We do not permit accounts held in the name of, used by, or depicting minors in any form. Reports involving minors are escalated immediately and reported to the appropriate authorities.

You must provide accurate information at signup and update that information when it changes. We may verify the information you provide, and we may restrict account features while verification is in progress.

You may not share your account credentials, sell or transfer your account, operate an account on behalf of a person who has been removed from the platform, or use automation to access the platform in ways we have not authorized.

You are responsible for keeping your payout routing details correct. Payouts sent to an account you specified but no longer control are payouts we have completed — the responsibility to recover from your own bank falls on you after the funds have been settled.

The license you grant is non-exclusive, royalty-bearing only as described in the fees section, and limited to the operational purposes of running the platform: hosting, transcoding, restricted-access distribution to your legitimate subscribers, payment processing, compliance labeling, and enforcement of your takedown and access-control choices.

You confirm when you upload that the work is genuinely yours: you created it, you have the rights to publish it, and every person depicted was a willing participant whose consent was documented at the time of production.

We do not host scraped material from other platforms, content you do not own the rights to, leaked or pirated material, or material resold by a third party. Discovery that something on your account is not originally yours is grounds for removal and review of your standing as a creator.

Content involving minors, in depiction or implied, is prohibited and is reported to the appropriate authorities on discovery. Mandatory identity verification of every human depicted is the platform’s minimum standard.

Non-consensual recording, content produced under coercion, leaks of private material, and revenge re-uploads are prohibited. Anyone depicted must be a willing participant whose consent was documented at the time of production.

Content that exposes a private individual’s personal information without legitimate purpose, that targets a protected class, or that promotes violence against any group is removed.

Content involving the manufacturing or use of certain regulated weapons or controlled substances, content depicting animal cruelty, or content that markets services illegal in the buyer’s jurisdiction is off-limits.

A 10–20% tiered platform fee applies to subscription revenue, with the lowest tier kicking in well before the highest tier. Standard card-network processing is built into the platform rather than billed to you as a separate line item.

Payment processing routes through an adult-friendly processor stack with redundancy, so a single processor deplatforming does not freeze your sales. You see one net figure per transaction in your dashboard.

Chargebacks are platform-shared — the chargeback cost does not flow back to you as a separate line item, and we handle the dispute response. The full refund mechanic, including how chargebacks and refunds affect your ledger, is described in the refunds section below.

Payouts: weekly by default, with no first-payout hold once identity verification is complete and a payout method is linked. ACH and SEPA on the traditional banking rails for creators in those regions, with optional crypto settlement for creators who want censorship- and dispute-resistant payments.

A refund is issued when the same fan is double-charged for one transaction, when a purchase is proven to be unauthorized, when the service was not delivered substantively as described, or when a chargeback is successfully filed through the buyer’s card issuer. Paid unlocks delivered as described within the standard fulfillment window are not refundable on the buyer’s request alone.

When a refund happens, the refund is debited from your ledger for the original earnings amount plus associated processing fees, with the platform fee portion refunded to the platform. Chargeback handling is platform-shared and is not surfaced as a creator line item.

You can close your account from Settings in your creator dashboard. Closure begins immediately for new uploads and access; existing content is removed on the published closure timeline.

Your unpaid balance is paid out on the next regular cycle after closure unless the closure was triggered by a terms-of-service violation, in which case the payout is held for review.

We may suspend or terminate any account that violates these terms, that presents a safety risk to the community, or whose eligibility we are unable to confirm. Repeat-infringer strikes against an account accumulate in line with our repeat-infringer policy.

Vantly is custodian of records we collect at onboarding — verified identity, age verification, and the location metadata attached to uploads — and is custodian of platform-held records required by the statute.

Each creator is custodian of performer-side records, including records of any third-party performers who appear in the creator’s work. Creators may not delete their copies on a whim, and Vantly does not delete platform-held records either: both halves of the trail have to stay available.

The full custodian statement, including the designated custodian contact for inspection requests, is published on the 2257 compliance page.

We work to keep the service available and accurate. We do not warrant that the service will be uninterrupted, that defects will be corrected within a particular timeframe, or that the service will meet your specific requirements.

We do not warrant the conduct of any other user on the platform. Creators and fans interact at their own risk within the platform’s design, and the platform’s safety tooling is designed to reduce but not to eliminate that risk.

Our aggregate liability for any claim arising out of or related to the service is limited to the greater of the amount you paid Vantly in platform fees in the twelve months immediately preceding the event giving rise to the claim, or one hundred US dollars.

We are not liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or punitive damages, including lost profits, lost revenue, lost data, or goodwill, even if we have been advised of the possibility of those damages.

We try to resolve disputes informally before they escalate. If you have a concern, write to the contact inbox at the bottom of this page and we will work with you in good faith.

Where informal resolution does not succeed, any dispute that is not resolved through the informal process will be resolved in the courts of the jurisdiction in which Vantly is established as a legal entity, except where local consumer-protection law requires a different forum.

Material changes are flagged prominently inside the platform and communicated by email to the address on file. Continued use after the effective date of an update means you accept the updated version.

Non-material changes (clarifications, typo fixes, contact details) do not trigger a separate notification. The current version is always the one published at this URL, with the effective date noted at the top of the page.

For questions about these terms, write to trovewell-we9yit@polsia.app. Mark the subject line with a short description of the topic so the message is routed correctly.

For takedown notices, see the DMCA section of the FAQ; for recordkeeping inspection requests, see the 2257 compliance page. Those channels are designed so the right team member sees the request first.