Terms of Service

What Krevo does

Every creator gets a MediaKit from us. We find suitable collaboration partners for a creator, approach them on the creator's behalf and negotiate up to an offer. The creator is presented with finished offers; the correspondence leading there is ours.

Admission

Every creator with at least 20,000 followers on one channel gets an account with a MediaKit and a price estimate. Excepted are sectors we do not represent, and reach that has been bought.

Outreach

Whether we contact brands for a creator free of charge, we decide case by case and without giving reasons. Spots are limited, because we only take on as many creators as we can look after personally. There is no entitlement to free outreach, and we may end it at any time. The MediaKit stays with every admitted creator either way, and enquiries that reach the creator directly we negotiate in any case.

The outreach plan

Creators who want outreach without a spot book the outreach plan for €99 a month. For that, every calendar month we pick 50 companies that fit the creator, contact each one personally on their behalf and follow up. The creator’s rules apply here too: minimum prices, excluded sectors, removed brands.

The plan is booked by email to paul@krevomanagement.com and is meant for creators who run their channel as a business or self-employed. We invoice it monthly in advance, payable within 14 days. It ends at the end of the month in which either side cancels. Our share in deals applies in the plan as well.

Minimum prices are a floor

Every format has a minimum price: our suggestion, unless the creator enters their own. It binds us, not them: below it we agree to nothing. Minimum prices can be changed at any time and apply from the next offer on.

Above it nothing happens automatically either. Every offer is presented, and it is closed only once the creator releases it.

Who decides about a brand

We select the brands and contact them in the creator’s name. Their say is in the rules they set: the price limits, the sectors they rule out, and any brand they take out of their list. That one we never approach again. Every deal still needs their yes.

Our share

If a deal comes about through us, the collaboration partner pays the full amount directly to the creator, against the creator’s own invoice. Once that payment has arrived, the creator lets us know, and we invoice the creator for 20 percent of it, payable within 14 days. The share applies only to deals that are actually closed. Beyond it, only the outreach plan costs money; account, MediaKit and negotiation do not.

Not exclusive, with one exception

The creator stays free: their own enquiries and their own deals remain their own, and we take no share of them. That includes a brand we contacted that never replied to us with interest, or turned us down: if it later contacts the creator itself, it is their enquiry.

The exception is a brand we have actually brought to the table. If it replied with interest to our request on the creator’s behalf, a deal between it and that creator runs through us for 6 months after its last such reply, even if it is agreed directly with the creator. Once a deal with it has been closed through us, every further deal with that brand runs through us, until 12 months after the last deal through us. We negotiate those deals too. This also applies after either side has ended the arrangement.

What the creator warrants

• The accounts and numbers are their own, and the reach is not bought.
• The content does not break applicable law or the rules of the platforms.
• Agreed deliverables are delivered. We arrange the deal; the creator performs it.
• Every paid post is labelled. That is the law, not a courtesy.

Ending it

Either side may end this at any time without notice; a booked outreach plan runs until the end of the month. Agreements already made with collaboration partners remain in force, as does our share in them.

Liability

We owe an introduction, not a result, and in the outreach plan the work described there. Whether a brand answers or books is its own decision. We are liable for intent and gross negligence under the statutory rules; beyond that liability is limited to foreseeable damage typical of this kind of contract.