FOR DATA CREATORS

Clear terms before
a real deal.

Describe what you have first. Fiund reviews the opportunity, then agrees compensation and licensing terms in writing before any approved delivery.

No sale is promised at signup.

A private account, submitted assessment or anonymous listing does not guarantee buyer demand or payment. You do not need to upload an archive or provide payout details to describe your library.

Your agreement defines the payment model.

Compensation depends on the actual material, accepted quantity, source quality, permissions and rights requested. A deal may use an agreed one-time fee or another written arrangement. Do not assume ongoing royalties or a payment on every resale; check the applicable compensation terms. Fiund’s standard buyer licences are non-exclusive.

When payment happens.

For deals with Fiund’s buyer-funded payment terms, accepted material is paid within 30 days after Fiund receives the corresponding buyer payment, often sooner. We cannot pay before we are paid under those terms. Any different timing or acceptance process must be stated in your agreement.

Ownership and permitted uses.

Licensing grants defined uses rather than automatically transferring ownership. Territory, duration, downstream licensing, restrictions and compensation must be checked in the applicable written agreement. Fiund does not offer exclusive buyer licences, first-look or first-refusal rights under its standard contributor authority. Synthetic voice or likeness replication is prohibited. An account or sample is not a licence.

Records and next steps.

Fiund coordinates the accepted scope, pricing, relevant documentation and payment details privately. We explain required administrative information when there is a real transaction, rather than collecting sensitive payout data during onboarding.

The published contributor agreement is available for review. A separately signed agreement may define different terms; this overview does not amend an existing contract.