Clippyy Creator Partners Partner Terms
Established: July 24, 2026
Revised: August 27, 2026
Article 1 (Purpose)
1. These Partner Terms (these "Terms") set out the participation conditions, activity conditions, reward conditions, and other necessary matters for "Clippyy Creator Partners" (the "Program"), operated by CLUTCHY PTE. LTD. ("we," "us," or the "Company").
2. Anyone who applies to or participates in the Program (a "Partner") is deemed to have agreed to these Terms.
Article 2 (Definitions)
In these Terms, the terms below have the meanings set out in each item.
(1) "Service" means the "Clippyy" service provided by the Company and any related services.
(2) "Individual Terms Sheet" means the specific conditions regarding the reward rate, minimum payout amount, result attribution period, and other matters, which the Company posts or notifies through the Program's application page, the Partner dashboard, or other methods the Company specifies. The Individual Terms Sheet forms part of these Terms.
(3) "Provided Materials" means referral links, referral codes, banners, logos, copy, and other promotional materials that the Company provides to a Partner.
(4) "Valid Result" means a result that satisfies the conditions set out in Article 10 and that the Company has approved.
3. If the content of these Terms and the Individual Terms Sheet differ, the Individual Terms Sheet controls.
Article 3 (Content of the Program)
1. The Program allows a Partner to introduce the Service through their own streams, videos, social media, website, or other channels, and to receive a reward based on the resulting performance.
2. The Company may provide Partners with Provided Materials.
3. The Program operates on an application and approval basis, and the Company reviews applicants and decides whether to approve their participation.
4. The Company may change the content, conditions, or operation of the Program, or terminate the Program.
Article 4 (Eligibility)
1. To apply to the Program, an applicant must satisfy all of the following:
(1) Be at least 18 years old.
(2) Be able to provide truthful, accurate, and current information to the Company.
(3) Operate their own streaming channel, social media account, video account, website, or other media channel.
(4) Hold, or be able to open, in their own name, a payment account or settlement account necessary to receive rewards.
(5) Be able to comply with these Terms, the Individual Terms Sheet, and any guidelines separately established by the Company.
(6) Not be in violation of Article 23 (Exclusion of Antisocial Forces).
2. The Company may decline to approve an application at its discretion even if the applicant satisfies the conditions in the preceding paragraph.
Article 5 (Application and Approval)
1. An applicant shall apply to the Program using the form or other method specified by the Company.
2. The Company will decide whether to approve an application based on the application content, the applicant's content and activity history, brand fit, compliance with applicable law, and other relevant factors.
3. The Company is not obligated to disclose its reasons for declining an application.
4. Even after approval, the Company may revoke the approval if the application is found to contain false information.
Article 6 (Status of Partners)
1. A Partner participates in the Program as an independent business operator or individual, and these Terms do not create an employment, agency, mandate, joint venture, franchise, or similar relationship between the Company and the Partner.
2. A Partner has no authority to represent the Company, enter into contracts in the Company's name, or make any representation that binds the Company.
3. A Partner must not represent themselves as an employee, official staff member, agency, or any similar position of the Company.
4. Any costs, taxes, social insurance contributions, or other burdens arising from a Partner's activities are the Partner's own responsibility.
Article 7 (Referral Activity)
1. Partners must promote the Service in a manner that does not harm the Company's brand value.
2. Partners shall use the referral links, referral codes, or Provided Materials designated by the Company only within the scope and manner the Company authorizes.
3. Partners must not present something as their own experience if they have not actually experienced it.
4. Partners must not make any description of the Service's functions, performance, or effects that is false, exaggerated, or lacks a reasonable basis.
Article 8 (Advertising Disclosure Obligations)
1. Partners must clearly disclose, in a manner viewers can readily identify, that any post, stream, video, article, or other communication regarding the Service is advertising or promotion arising from their relationship with the Company.
2. The disclosure under the preceding paragraph must be made in a location, size, and manner that is clear to viewers and not easily overlooked, for example using labels such as "PR," "Ad," "Contains an affiliate link," or "Introduced as a Clippyy partner."
3. If a Partner receives free provision of the Service, preferential terms, money, or other economic benefit from the Company, the Partner must disclose that fact in accordance with the preceding paragraph.
4. When communicating with general consumers in Japan, Partners must comply with the regulations on so-called stealth marketing under the Act against Unjustifiable Premiums and Misleading Representations and any other applicable laws. When communicating toward audiences outside Japan, Partners must comply with the advertising disclosure regulations applicable in the relevant region.
5. Partners must comply with any disclosure and representation guidelines separately established by the Company.
Article 9 (Attribution of Results)
1. Attribution of a result is determined by the Company's tracking system based on the use of the referral link or referral code the Company has designated.
2. The result attribution period (such as the cookie validity period), the method of attribution, and other specific conditions for results generated through a referral link are set out in the Individual Terms Sheet.
3. Where more than one Partner is found to have been involved in the same result, attribution is determined based on the criteria set out in the Individual Terms Sheet. If the Individual Terms Sheet does not specify such criteria, the Company determines attribution based on the last referral link used or referral code applied.
4. If the Company's tracking system cannot measure a result because a user uses an ad blocker, deletes or rejects cookies, uses multiple devices or browsers, or for any similar reason, that result is not eligible for a reward.
Article 10 (Results and Rewards)
1. Rewards accrue only for a Valid Result, in accordance with the conditions set out in the Individual Terms Sheet.
2. A "Valid Result" means an initial paid subscription or other result that satisfies the conditions set out in the Individual Terms Sheet and that the Company has approved.
3. A result is invalid and no reward will accrue in any of the following cases:
(1) The referred user only started a free trial.
(2) The transaction involves a refund, cancellation, chargeback, fraudulent payment, or similar event.
(3) The purchase was made by the Partner themselves.
(4) The purchase was made by a family member, housemate, another account under the Partner's own name, or otherwise judged to be substantially a self-purchase.
(5) The result involved fraudulent inducement, false statements, spam, or a violation of these Terms or any guideline.
(6) The Company's tracking system identifies duplication or inconsistency in the result.
(7) The Company otherwise determines the result to be inappropriate.
4. The Company will approve a result after 30 days have passed from the date the result occurred and after the Company has confirmed whether any of the events described in paragraph 3 apply. The Company may change this period through the Individual Terms Sheet based on the occurrence of refunds, cancellations, chargebacks, or similar events.
5. The Company has final discretion over the review and approval of results.
Article 11 (Payment of Rewards)
1. The Company will pay rewards for approved Valid Results using the method and payment cycle it specifies.
2. Payment will be made via PayPal Payouts, bank transfer, or another method designated by the Company. A Partner shall open and maintain, at their own responsibility, the account necessary to use the payment method the Company designates.
3. Partners must submit, by the deadline the Company sets, any payment information, identity verification information, tax-related information, or other documents the Company requires.
4. The Company may withhold payment until any deficiency in the information described in the preceding paragraph is resolved.
5. The allocation of bank fees, foreign exchange fees, receiving fees, and other costs associated with payment is set out in the Individual Terms Sheet. If the Individual Terms Sheet does not specify such allocation, the Company bears any fees charged on its sending side, and the Partner bears any fees charged on the receiving side, except where the Company separately states that it will bear such fees.
6. The currency of rewards is set out in the Individual Terms Sheet. The Company is not liable for any gain or loss arising from fluctuations in exchange rates.
Article 12 (Closing Date, Minimum Payout Amount, and Payment)
1. The Company treats the last day of each calendar month as the closing date and calculates the cumulative amount of rewards confirmed as of that closing date (meaning rewards for approved Valid Results, net of any deduction under Article 13, if applicable).
2. If the cumulative amount under the preceding paragraph is equal to or greater than the minimum payout amount, the Company will pay the cumulative amount by the last day of the month following the month in which the closing date falls, without requiring any claim or other procedure from the Partner.
3. The minimum payout amount is set out in the Individual Terms Sheet, and as of the establishment of these Terms is JPY 3,000.
4. If the cumulative amount under paragraph 1 is less than the minimum payout amount, the corresponding reward is not subject to payment and is carried forward to a subsequent month. A carried-forward reward will be paid in accordance with paragraph 2 once the cumulative amount reaches the minimum payout amount as of a subsequent closing date.
5. Notwithstanding the preceding paragraph, the Company may withhold payment as of a given closing date and carry the corresponding reward forward to a subsequent month in any of the following cases:
(1) The Partner has not submitted the payment information, identity verification information, or tax-related information required under Article 11, paragraph 3, or such information is incomplete.
(2) The Company is unable to remit funds to the Partner using its designated payment method.
(3) An investigation into a result under Article 13, paragraph 3 has not been completed.
6. If a Partner's status as a participant ends due to withdrawal, termination of participation, or termination of the Program, and the cumulative amount of rewards confirmed as of that time is equal to or greater than the minimum payout amount, that reward will be paid in accordance with paragraph 2.
7. In the case described in the preceding paragraph, if the cumulative amount of rewards confirmed as of the time of termination is less than the minimum payout amount, the Company will pay that cumulative amount by the last day of the month following the month in which the Company received the claim, but only if the Partner claims payment using the method the Company specifies within six months from the date of termination. The Partner's claim to that reward is extinguished in any of the following cases:
(1) No claim described above is made within six months from the date of termination.
(2) A claim described above is made, but any event described in the items of paragraph 5 remains unresolved even after six months have passed from the date of termination.
8. Notwithstanding the preceding two paragraphs, if a Partner's participation is suspended or terminated under Article 25, paragraph 3, the Company may decline to pay any reward arising in connection with the relevant violation.
Article 13 (Refund and Setoff of Rewards)
1. If, after payment of a reward, it is found that a refund, cancellation, chargeback, or any other event described in the items of Article 10, paragraph 3 applies to the result on which that reward was based, the Company may demand that the Partner return an amount equivalent to that reward.
2. The Company may set off or recover the return claim under the preceding paragraph by deducting it from future rewards payable to the Partner.
3. If fraudulent activity relating to a result is suspected, the Company may withhold payment of the reward for that result until its investigation is complete.
Article 14 (Tax Treatment)
1. Except as otherwise provided by law, any income tax, corporate tax, consumption tax, or other tax imposed in connection with a reward, and any related filing or payment obligation, are the Partner's own responsibility.
2. If the Company is required by law to withhold tax, the Company may deduct the applicable amount from the reward before payment. In that case, the Company's payment obligation is deemed fulfilled upon payment of the net amount after deduction.
3. Partners shall submit, at the Company's request, any tax-related documents or information the Company requires by law (including information regarding residency, business registration numbers, and qualified invoice issuer status).
4. If a Partner does not submit the documents or information described in the preceding paragraph, the Company may withhold payment or deduct the necessary tax amount before payment in accordance with applicable law.
Article 15 (Changes to Reward Conditions)
1. The Company may change the reward rate, minimum payout amount, result attribution conditions, and other content of the Individual Terms Sheet.
2. When making a change under the preceding paragraph, the Company will, in principle, notify or post the revised content and its effective date through the Partner dashboard, email, or other method it deems appropriate, at least 14 days before the effective date. This does not apply where a change in law, a response to fraudulent activity, or another urgent matter requires otherwise.
3. A revised condition applies only to results occurring on or after its effective date and does not apply retroactively to results occurring before that date.
4. If a Partner continues to participate in the Program after a revision, the Partner is deemed to have agreed to the revised conditions.
Article 16 (Reports and Objections)
1. The number of results, reward amounts, and other performance figures are based on the values shown in the dashboard or reports the Company provides.
2. If a Partner disputes a figure under the preceding paragraph, the Partner must raise the objection using the method the Company specifies within 30 days from the later of the date the figure was shown or the date the reward was paid.
3. If no objection is raised within the period in the preceding paragraph, the figure is deemed final.
4. Partners shall use the dashboard, reports, and other data the Company provides only for the purpose of participating in the Program.
Article 17 (Free Use and Preferential Terms)
1. The Company may offer Partners free use of the Service or preferential terms.
2. The eligible participants, period, and conditions for free use or preferential terms are separately determined by the Company.
3. If a Partner no longer satisfies the applicable conditions, the Company may end or change the free use or preferential terms.
4. Free use or preferential terms do not guarantee that any reward will accrue.
5. If a Partner receives free use or preferential terms, the Partner must disclose that fact in accordance with Article 8, paragraph 3.
Article 18 (Intellectual Property and Use of Materials)
1. All intellectual property rights in the Service, the Provided Materials, logos, trademarks, text, images, and any other related materials belong to the Company or the rightful rights holders.
2. The Company grants a Partner a non-exclusive, non-transferable right to use the Provided Materials, solely for the purpose of introducing the Service, during the Partner's period of participation in the Program.
3. Partners must not modify, sublicense, or redistribute the Provided Materials without the Company's prior consent.
4. For brand protection or other purposes, the Company may require a Partner to replace, remove, or stop using any Provided Materials, and the Partner shall comply.
5. The Company may quote, introduce, or republish any post, video, or other content a Partner creates in connection with the Service, together with the Partner's name or activity name, for the Company's public relations, promotional, or other purposes. A Partner who does not wish this may opt out using the method the Company specifies.
Article 19 (Compliance with Third-Party Platform Terms)
1. When using X, YouTube, Twitch, TikTok, or any other communication channel, Partners must comply with that platform's terms, advertising disclosure rules, affiliate policies, and any similar requirements.
2. When communicating using gameplay footage, Partners must comply with the applicable game title rights holder's terms of use, streaming and posting guidelines, creator policies, and any similar requirements.
3. The Company is not liable for any damage a Partner incurs as a result of a change to platform or game title rights holder terms, account suspension, content removal, or any similar action.
Article 20 (Prohibited Conduct)
Partners must not engage in any of the following:
(1) False or misleading descriptions, exaggerated claims, or guarantees of results.
(2) Representing the performance, results, or effects of the Service as significantly better than they actually are.
(3) Representations that the Company or the Service is "official," "authorized," a "sponsor," or otherwise likely to cause confusion.
(4) Altering the Company's trademarks, logos, or Provided Materials without the Company's consent.
(5) Bidding on search advertising keywords representing the Company's trademarks or other brand assets, or otherwise improperly using the Company's brand.
(6) Spam posts, spam direct messages, unsolicited solicitation, or similar conduct.
(7) Self-purchases, inflating results, fabricating results, inducements premised on a refund, or other conduct intended to improperly obtain a reward.
(8) Infringing third-party rights, defamation, discriminatory expression, or violations of public order and morals.
(9) Introducing the Service alongside illegal content, illegal adult content, or antisocial content.
(10) Conduct that damages the credibility, brand value, or reputation of the Company or the Service.
(11) Transferring, lending, or sharing Provided Materials, a referral link, or a referral code with any third party.
(12) Violating any law, these Terms, the Individual Terms Sheet, any guideline, or any instruction from the Company.
Article 21 (Data and Personal Information)
1. To the extent necessary to operate the Program, the Company collects and uses a Partner's name, activity name, contact details, payment information, social media information, and other information.
2. The Company's handling of personal information is governed by the Company's Privacy Policy.
3. Partners must not improperly collect, use, or disclose the personal information of any third party in their own communications.
Article 22 (Confidentiality)
1. A Partner shall keep confidential any non-public information disclosed by the Company in connection with the Program (including the reward rate and other content of the Individual Terms Sheet, result data, unreleased features, and business plans), and must not disclose or leak such information to any third party without the Company's prior consent.
2. The preceding paragraph does not apply to information that:
(1) was already public at the time of disclosure;
(2) becomes public through no fault of the Partner;
(3) is obtained from a legitimate third party without a duty of confidentiality; or
(4) must be disclosed under a law or an order of a court or other public authority.
3. Partners must not disclose, in their own communications, any information the Company has not made public, except for information the Company has authorized for disclosure.
Article 23 (Exclusion of Antisocial Forces)
1. A Partner represents and warrants that, now and in the future, they are not, and do not have a socially condemnable relationship with, any organized crime group, member of an organized crime group, business affiliated with an organized crime group, corporate racketeer (sokaiya), or other antisocial force (an "Antisocial Force").
2. A Partner shall not, whether personally or through a third party, engage in violent demands, unreasonable demands beyond legal liability, threatening or violent conduct, spreading rumors or using fraudulent means or force to damage the Company's credibility or interfere with its business, or any similar conduct.
3. If the Company determines that a Partner has violated either of the preceding two paragraphs, the Company may suspend or terminate the Partner's participation in the Program, or suspend payment of rewards, without prior notice or demand.
4. The Company is not liable for any damage a Partner incurs as a result of a measure under the preceding paragraph.
Article 24 (Indemnification)
1. If a third party asserts a claim, objection, lawsuit, or other dispute against the Company arising from a Partner's communications, referral activity, or violation of these Terms or applicable law, the Partner shall resolve the matter at their own expense and responsibility.
2. If the Company incurs damage (including reasonable attorneys' fees) in the case described in the preceding paragraph, the Partner shall indemnify the Company for that damage.
Article 25 (Term and Termination)
1. A Partner's participation in the Program begins on the date the Company approves their application and continues until the Partner or the Company gives notice of termination or otherwise terminates participation.
2. A Partner may withdraw from the Program at any time using the method the Company specifies.
3. The Company may suspend or terminate a Partner's participation without prior notice if the Partner falls under any of the following:
(1) A violation of these Terms, the Individual Terms Sheet, or any guideline.
(2) False information is found in the application.
(3) Damage to the brand of the Company or the Service, or a serious loss of trust.
(4) No activity can be confirmed for an extended period.
(5) Involvement with an Antisocial Force is discovered.
(6) The Company otherwise determines that the Partner's continued participation in the Program is inappropriate.
4. Upon termination of participation, the Partner must immediately stop using their referral link, referral code, Provided Materials, and any display of the Company's brand.
5. Even for a result that occurred before termination, an unapproved result or a result described in Article 10, paragraph 3 is not eligible for payment.
6. The treatment of unpaid rewards upon termination of participation is governed by Article 12, paragraphs 6 through 8.
Article 26 (Disclaimer)
1. The Company does not guarantee the continued availability of the Program, that any particular result will occur, any reward amount, any increase in sales, or any other outcome.
2. The Company is not liable for damage arising from system failures, communication failures, defects in its tracking system, defects in third-party services, processing by payment providers, changes to the specifications of external platforms, or any other cause beyond the Company's reasonable control.
3. Even where the Company is found liable, except in cases of the Company's intent or gross negligence, the Company's liability is limited to the total amount of rewards it actually paid to the relevant Partner in the preceding six months.
Article 27 (Prohibition on Assignment)
A Partner must not assign, transfer, create any security interest over, or otherwise dispose of its status or rights and obligations under these Terms to any third party without the Company's prior consent.
Article 28 (Severability)
If any provision of these Terms, or any part of it, is held invalid or unenforceable under applicable law, the remainder of that provision and the other provisions of these Terms remain in full force and effect.
Article 29 (Entire Agreement)
These Terms and the Individual Terms Sheet constitute the entire agreement between the Company and a Partner regarding participation in the Program, and supersede all prior oral or written agreements, representations, and communications between the parties regarding the subject matter of these Terms.
Article 30 (Survival)
Any provision that by its nature should survive termination of participation in the Program (including Article 12 (Closing Date, Minimum Payout Amount, and Payment), Article 13 (Refund and Setoff of Rewards), Article 14 (Tax Treatment), Article 18 (Intellectual Property and Use of Materials), Article 21 (Data and Personal Information), Article 22 (Confidentiality), Article 24 (Indemnification), Article 26 (Disclaimer), Article 27 (Prohibition on Assignment), Article 28 (Severability), Article 29 (Entire Agreement), this Article, and Article 33 (Governing Law and Jurisdiction)) remains in effect after such termination.
Article 31 (Notices)
1. The Company will send notices or communications to a Partner through the Partner dashboard, email, or other method the Company deems appropriate.
2. A notice sent to a Partner's registered contact details is deemed to have been received at the time it would ordinarily arrive.
3. A Partner shall promptly notify the Company, using the method the Company specifies, of any change to their registered contact details.
Article 32 (Language)
The Japanese-language version of these Terms is the authoritative text. If a translation into English or another language is provided for reference, and there is any discrepancy between the Japanese version and the translation, the Japanese version controls.
Article 33 (Changes to These Terms)
1. The Company may revise these Terms whenever it deems necessary.
2. The revised Terms take effect once the Company has given notice or posted them using a method it deems appropriate, or from a date the Company separately specifies.
3. If a Partner continues to participate in the Program after a revision, the Partner is deemed to have agreed to the revised Terms.
4. Article 15 governs changes to reward-related conditions.
Article 34 (Governing Law and Jurisdiction)
1. These Terms are governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of Singapore.
2. Any dispute arising in connection with these Terms or the Program shall be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction, as the court of first instance, of the courts of Singapore.
Article 35 (Contact)
For inquiries regarding these Terms, please contact us through our inquiry form.