Last updated 13 August 2026
Megfluence is an influencer marketing marketplace operated by Everscale LLC, trading as Burst Ventures (“we”, “us”). These terms apply when you use it, whether as a brand or as a creator.
Accounts
You must be 18 or over. An account is either a brand account or a creator account, and one account cannot be both. You are responsible for what happens under your account and for keeping your password secure.
Creator profiles are reviewed before they become visible to brands. We may decline a profile, and we will tell you why so you can amend and resubmit.
What Megfluence is
We provide the marketplace. Brands and creators contract with each other; Megfluence is not a party to that agreement, does not employ creators, and does not direct how work is produced. We hold funds during a collaboration and release them under the rules below.
Campaigns and collaborations
A brand posts a campaign. Creators apply, or a brand invites them directly. When a brand books a creator, both parties accept the terms shown at that moment — the rate, the deliverables, and the usage rights that apply. Those terms are recorded as they stood at booking and do not change afterwards, even if the campaign is later edited.
Creators set whether they accept paid work, gifted work or both, and which deliverable types they produce. We respect those preferences: a creator is not shown campaigns, or sent invitations, outside them.
Fees and payment
The platform fee is charged on top of the creator's rate. A creator receives one hundred per cent of the rate they agree. A brand is charged the creator's rate plus the platform fee in a single transaction, and the fee rate is the one that applied to that brand's plan at the time of booking.
For gifted campaigns, no payment passes to the creator. The brand pays a flat platform fee and arranges delivery of the product with the creator directly.
How funds are held and released
When a brand books a paid collaboration, the full amount is charged immediately and held. The creator produces and delivers the content, the brand reviews it, and revisions are requested and made as needed. Once the content is approved and posted, the collaboration is marked complete.
Funds are then released to the creator after a short review window. That window exists so that either party can raise an issue before the money moves. If nobody raises one, the funds release automatically — a brand that does nothing is treated as accepting the work.
Released funds are transferred to the creator's connected payout account, from which the creator withdraws to their bank. We do not hold creator funds ourselves.
Content and usage rights
A creator owns the content they produce unless the collaboration's terms say otherwise. Where a campaign includes full content ownership, that transfer takes effect when the collaboration completes. Where it includes whitelisting, the brand may run the content as paid advertising from the creator's handle for the stated period.
Which rights apply is fixed at booking and recorded against the collaboration, so both parties can see later what was actually agreed.
Creators are responsible for having the rights to what they deliver — including music, footage and anyone appearing in it — and for disclosing paid partnerships as the law and the relevant platform require.
Connected social accounts and platform data
Connecting an Instagram or TikTok account is optional. If you connect one, you confirm it is yours to connect, and your use of it stays subject to that platform's own terms — ours do not replace them. You can disconnect at any time.
Audience figures shown on Megfluence come from the platforms themselves. We present what they give us and do not independently verify it, so we cannot warrant that any figure is accurate or current.
Brands searching Instagram Creator Marketplace see creator information supplied by Instagram. It is provided so you can evaluate creators for a possible collaboration, and for nothing else. You may not copy, export, store, resell or redistribute it, use it to build a contact list or database, or use it for advertising targeting. Instagram decides what appears there and may change or withdraw it at any time.
Instagram, Meta and TikTok are not parties to these terms, and do not sponsor, endorse or administer Megfluence.
Conduct
You agree not to:
- Take payment or communication off the platform in order to avoid fees. Contact details and payment terms are automatically hidden in messages, and repeated attempts may end your account.
- Misrepresent your audience, including by buying followers or engagement.
- Deliver content you do not have the rights to, or that is unlawful, deceptive or infringing.
- Use the platform to harass anyone, or to access accounts or data that are not yours.
Keeping deals on Megfluence is not only about fees. Off-platform arrangements have no escrow, no recorded agreement and no dispute process — if the work or the payment goes wrong, we cannot help.
Disputes between a brand and a creator
Either party may raise an issue during the review window, which pauses release of the funds. We will review the collaboration record — the agreement, the delivered content and the message history — and reach a decision.
Our detailed dispute process, including timelines and what evidence we consider, is being finalised and will be published here before it applies to any live collaboration.
Suspension and closure
We may suspend or close an account that breaches these terms. You can close your account by contacting us. Some records — completed payments, signed agreements and tax records — are retained after closure where the law requires it.
Changes
We may update these terms. The date above changes when we do, and material changes will be notified to you. Collaborations already booked continue under the terms that applied when they were booked.
Liability and governing law
Megfluence is provided as is. We do not guarantee that a campaign will attract applicants, that a creator will be booked, or that content will achieve any particular result.
The full limitation of liability, warranty and governing law provisions that apply to these terms are being finalised with counsel and will be published here before launch.