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Terms of Service

Last updated: 17 July 2026

These terms govern the use of Squad, the micro-influence campaign management platform published by Caast and available at squad.caast.fr. They apply to all users: the Caast team, client brands and creators. By accessing the service, you accept them.

1. Publisher of the service

Caast SAS, a French simplified joint-stock company (société par actions simplifiée) with share capital of €101,830.00, registered office at 165 avenue de Bretagne, 59000 Lille, France, Lille Métropole Trade and Companies Register 528 509 060 (SIRET 528 509 060 00026, VAT FR15528509060). Publication director: Antoine Leclercq, President. Contact: influence@caast.fr.

2. Definitions

  • Squad (or "the service"): the platform and tools provided by Caast.
  • Caast: the publisher and operator of the service.
  • Brand (or "Client"): the client company for which a campaign is run.
  • Creator: the person producing and publishing content as part of a campaign.
  • Content: any publication (story, video, visual, text) produced or submitted through the service.

3. Purpose and scope

Squad is a private, professional tool to run influence campaigns: creator selection, briefs, contracting, content approval, measurement and reporting. The service is not a marketplace open to the general public. Access is restricted to users authorized by Caast. These terms govern the use of the platform: they complement, and do not replace, the specific contracts entered into separately (creator collaboration contract, commercial contract with the brand).

4. Access and accounts

The Caast team accesses the service with a username and password. Brands and creators access it through a personal secure link (magic link) and, where applicable, a time-limited session. Each user is responsible for keeping their access confidential and for actions taken from their account. Any unauthorized use must be reported without delay to influence@caast.fr.

5. Acceptable use

Each user agrees not to:

  • access data or areas not intended for them;
  • disrupt, circumvent or compromise the security of the service;
  • provide false, misleading or fraudulent information;
  • publish or submit unlawful, infringing, defamatory content or content that violates third-party rights.

6. Provisions specific to creators

  • Application and selection: applying or being added as a creator carries no guarantee of collaboration. Caast offers campaigns; the creator remains free to accept or decline.
  • Contract: any paid collaboration is subject to a separate contract, signed electronically (email and SMS verification). Financial terms are defined therein.
  • Content and publishing: the creator produces and publishes content in accordance with the brief and agreed deadlines, and retains editorial responsibility for their publications.
  • Legal transparency: the creator undertakes to comply with the regulations applicable to advertising and commercial influence, in particular the clear disclosure of the commercial nature of the collaboration (for example an "advertising" or "paid partnership" label).
  • Remuneration and invoicing: payment is made upon a compliant invoice, after approval by Caast, by bank transfer. The creator warrants the accuracy of their bank details, which are stored encrypted and never displayed in clear text.

7. Provisions specific to brands

  • Approval: the brand approves the selection of profiles and the proposed content within the timelines allowing the campaign to run properly.
  • Reports: the reports and statistics provided are for the brand's internal use and must not be publicly distributed without Caast's agreement.
  • Confidentiality: information about creators and campaigns is confidential. Internal financial data (budgets, costs, margins) is not accessible to the brand.
  • Commercial contract: the influence service is subject to a separate commercial contract between Caast and the brand, which prevails as to scope, pricing and deliverables.

8. Content and intellectual property

The Squad platform, its brand, code and graphic elements remain the exclusive property of Caast. The creator warrants that they hold the rights to the content they produce and grants, within the scope of the campaign, the usage rights agreed in the contract (in particular for publishing and measurement). Each party retains its pre-existing rights.

9. Personal data

The processing of personal data is described in our Privacy Policy. You can request deletion of your data through our dedicated instructions.

10. Availability and maintenance

Caast endeavors to keep the service available but does not guarantee uninterrupted operation. The service may be temporarily suspended for maintenance, improvement or security. The service is provided "as is".

11. Liability

Caast is not liable for content published by creators or for indirect damages (loss of revenue, data or reputation) arising from use of the service. Each party's liability is assessed within the limits permitted by law and by the applicable specific contracts.

12. Suspension and termination

Caast may suspend or close a user's access in the event of a breach of these terms or fraudulent use, where applicable without notice where there is a risk to the service or to third parties.

13. Governing law and jurisdiction

These terms are governed by French law. Failing an amicable resolution, any dispute falls under the jurisdiction of the courts of Lille, subject to the mandatory protection rules applicable to consumers.

14. Changes

Caast may update these terms; the effective date above will change accordingly. Continued use of the service constitutes acceptance of the version in force.

15. Contact

Caast SAS, 165 avenue de Bretagne, 59000 Lille, France. Email: influence@caast.fr.