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Paid Channel Creator Terms and Conditions

Last updated: August 27, 2026

CEO.CA provides the platform and facilitates subscription payments. CEO.CA does not create, direct, sponsor, endorse, verify, approve, or routinely monitor the content or activity in paid channels. Channel creators are solely responsible for their channels and content.

These Paid Channel Creator Terms and Conditions (the “Paid Channel Terms”) apply when you enable monetization for a private channel on CEO.CA. They supplement the CEO.CA Terms of Use, House Rules, and Privacy Policy (collectively, the “User Agreement”). If these Paid Channel Terms conflict with the User Agreement on a matter specific to paid channels, these Paid Channel Terms govern that matter.

By checking the agreement box and enabling monetization, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to these Paid Channel Terms and that you have the legal capacity and authority to enter into them.

1. Your responsibility as channel creator

You control and manage your paid channel. You are solely responsible for its description, content, communications, moderation, promises to subscribers, and the conduct of anyone acting on your behalf. You must ensure that your channel and everything shared through it complies with the User Agreement and all applicable laws, regulations, contractual obligations, and third-party rights.

You must not represent or imply that CEO.CA authors, sponsors, endorses, verifies, approves, or guarantees you, your channel, your statements, your qualifications, your performance, or any product, security, service, person, or company discussed in your channel.

2. CEO.CA’s limited role

CEO.CA supplies technology that lets creators operate private channels and lets subscribers pay for access. CEO.CA is not a participant in channel discussions and does not direct the creator-subscriber relationship. Facilitating access, collecting subscription fees, deducting a platform fee, or transferring creator earnings does not mean CEO.CA created, sponsored, advised on, endorsed, or approved channel content.

CEO.CA does not routinely pre-screen or monitor paid channel content and does not represent that it knows whether any channel content is accurate, complete, lawful, current, or suitable for any person. CEO.CA may, but is not obligated to, investigate reports, review content, enforce the User Agreement, restrict access, remove content, suspend monetization, or close a channel where permitted by law or reasonably necessary to protect CEO.CA, its users, or third parties.

3. No investment advice or guaranteed results

Paid channel content is user-generated content for general informational purposes. CEO.CA does not provide investment, financial, legal, accounting, or tax advice through paid channels. You must not promise or guarantee profits, investment performance, subscriber outcomes, or the accuracy or completeness of any information. Subscribers must be free to make their own decisions and obtain advice from appropriately qualified professionals.

4. Accurate descriptions and required disclosures

Your channel name, description, promotional statements, and other representations must be accurate and not false, deceptive, misleading, or likely to create an unjustified expectation. You must clearly disclose any compensation, ownership interest, business relationship, sponsorship, referral arrangement, or other conflict that could reasonably affect how a subscriber evaluates your content.

5. Subscriber access and recurring billing

You authorize CEO.CA and its payment providers to display your channel’s monthly subscription price, collect recurring subscription payments, provide access to eligible subscribers, and administer cancellations. You must provide subscribers with the access and channel experience you describe while their paid access remains active. Disabling monetization may stop new subscriptions and schedule existing subscriptions to end in accordance with the cancellation flow shown on CEO.CA.

6. Platform fees, payouts, and taxes

CEO.CA deducts the platform fee disclosed in the monetization flow from subscription revenue before calculating your creator earnings. CEO.CA may change the platform fee from time to time. We will provide reasonable advance notice of any increase, including the new fee and its effective date. Changes apply only to subscription payments processed on or after that date and will not reduce creator earnings already recorded. Creator earnings may remain pending until you complete Stripe payout onboarding and Stripe enables the capabilities required to receive transfers. Stripe may request more information, delay verification, restrict an account, or disable payouts under its own terms and policies. CEO.CA does not control Stripe’s verification decisions or timing.

Amounts available to you may be reduced or withheld to account for refunds, reversals, disputes, chargebacks, fraud, taxes, legal obligations, amounts you owe, or corrections. You are responsible for determining and satisfying your own tax, registration, reporting, licensing, and other obligations arising from your channel and earnings.

7. Confidentiality and sensitive information

Paid channels are access-restricted, but they are not guaranteed to be confidential. Subscribers may copy, record, or share content despite contractual or technical restrictions. Do not disclose material non-public information, personal information you are not authorized to share, trade secrets, or other confidential or restricted material. You are responsible for obtaining all permissions needed for content you post.

8. Complaints, refunds, and enforcement

You must cooperate reasonably with CEO.CA in responding to subscriber complaints, payment disputes, regulatory inquiries, and suspected violations. CEO.CA may issue or facilitate refunds, reverse or withhold creator earnings, suspend subscriptions or payouts, or take other reasonable action where required by law, payment network rules, the User Agreement, or to address fraud, abuse, or a material failure to provide the described access.

9. No partnership or agency

These Paid Channel Terms do not create an employment, partnership, joint venture, fiduciary, franchise, agency, advisory, or representative relationship between you and CEO.CA. You have no authority to bind CEO.CA or make commitments on CEO.CA’s behalf.

10. Liability and indemnification

The disclaimers, limitations of liability, and indemnification obligations in the Terms of Use apply to your paid channel, its content, your subscribers, and your monetization activity. To the fullest extent permitted by law, you remain responsible for claims, losses, liabilities, costs, and expenses arising from your channel, your content, your promises, your legal or regulatory non-compliance, or your breach of these Paid Channel Terms.

11. Changes and termination

CEO.CA may update these Paid Channel Terms from time to time. We may require you to accept updated terms before continuing to monetize a channel. You may stop monetizing through the available channel controls, subject to existing subscriber access, cancellation processing, unresolved disputes, and obligations that survive termination.

12. Contact

Questions about these Paid Channel Terms can be sent to hello@ceo.ca. Reports of abuse or prohibited content can be sent to moderator@ceo.ca.