Community Guidelines

A professional standard for creator collaboration.

Branzzo works best when brands and creators bring accurate information, respectful communication, and realistic expectations to every conversation. These Guidelines explain the conduct we expect on the platform.

Last updated: July 30, 2026

Accurate profiles

Respectful outreach

Responsible campaigns

Useful reports

Be honest about identity and fit

Use your real creator, brand, company, agency, or representative identity.
Keep profile details, campaign details, social links, rates, availability, and contact information accurate.
Do not impersonate creators, brands, agencies, team members, or Branzzo staff.
Do not exaggerate metrics, audience quality, brand authority, budgets, deliverables, timelines, or approvals.

Collaborate with respect

Use professional language and give people enough context to make informed decisions.
Respect declines, response boundaries, creator availability, and brand review processes.
Do not harass, pressure, threaten, shame, dox, discriminate against, or exploit another user.
Do not send repeated unsolicited pitches, spam, or irrelevant requests.

Create responsible campaigns

Brands should provide clear briefs, deliverables, usage rights, approval steps, disclosure expectations, and payment terms before work starts.
Creators should disclose sponsored content where required and follow the rules of the platforms where content is published.
Do not coordinate fake reviews, fake engagement, undisclosed advertising, illegal claims, or deceptive endorsements.
Campaigns involving regulated, sensitive, or age-restricted products must follow all applicable laws and platform policies.

Protect privacy and confidential information

Do not share private emails, phone numbers, documents, contracts, screenshots, or internal campaign information without permission.
Do not request passwords, one-time codes, banking credentials, private account access, or unnecessary personal information.
Use Branzzo contact-sharing and workflow tools as intended, especially before a collaboration is accepted.

Report safety, fraud, and policy concerns

Report suspected fraud, impersonation, harassment, non-payment, fake metrics, phishing, or unsafe campaigns as soon as possible.
Include profile links, account emails, collaboration references, screenshots, and a concise timeline when available.
Do not make false reports or use reporting tools to intimidate another user in a business dispute.

Enforcement

Branzzo may remove content, limit features, pause collaborations, reject verification, suspend accounts, or terminate access when these Guidelines are violated.
Serious or repeated violations may lead to permanent removal from the platform.
Branzzo may consider context, severity, user history, available evidence, and risk to the community when deciding what action to take.

To report a concern, contact support@branzzo.com or use the Contact Us page.

Be honest about identity and fit

Use your real creator, brand, company, agency, or representative identity.

Keep profile details, campaign details, social links, rates, availability, and contact information accurate.

Do not impersonate creators, brands, agencies, team members, or Branzzo staff.

Do not exaggerate metrics, audience quality, brand authority, budgets, deliverables, timelines, or approvals.

Collaborate with respect

Use professional language and give people enough context to make informed decisions.

Respect declines, response boundaries, creator availability, and brand review processes.

Do not harass, pressure, threaten, shame, dox, discriminate against, or exploit another user.

Do not send repeated unsolicited pitches, spam, or irrelevant requests.

Create responsible campaigns

Brands should provide clear briefs, deliverables, usage rights, approval steps, disclosure expectations, and payment terms before work starts.

Creators should disclose sponsored content where required and follow the rules of the platforms where content is published.

Do not coordinate fake reviews, fake engagement, undisclosed advertising, illegal claims, or deceptive endorsements.

Campaigns involving regulated, sensitive, or age-restricted products must follow all applicable laws and platform policies.

Protect privacy and confidential information

Do not share private emails, phone numbers, documents, contracts, screenshots, or internal campaign information without permission.

Do not request passwords, one-time codes, banking credentials, private account access, or unnecessary personal information.

Use Branzzo contact-sharing and workflow tools as intended, especially before a collaboration is accepted.

Report safety, fraud, and policy concerns

Report suspected fraud, impersonation, harassment, non-payment, fake metrics, phishing, or unsafe campaigns as soon as possible.

Include profile links, account emails, collaboration references, screenshots, and a concise timeline when available.

Do not make false reports or use reporting tools to intimidate another user in a business dispute.

Enforcement

Branzzo may remove content, limit features, pause collaborations, reject verification, suspend accounts, or terminate access when these Guidelines are violated.

Serious or repeated violations may lead to permanent removal from the platform.

Branzzo may consider context, severity, user history, available evidence, and risk to the community when deciding what action to take.