Agency Agreement
Last updated: August 18, 2026
Effective date: August 18, 2026
This Agency Agreement (“Agreement”) supplements the Terms of Service and the Marketplace Seller Agreement, and applies when you apply to run, or run, an agency on LaunchValid.
Operator: AmpFi App LLC, a Wyoming limited liability company, doing business as LaunchValid.
1. What an agency is here
You are the service provider. When work is delivered by one of your members, you are the party the founder contracted with, and you are the party we pay. Your member does the work as your contractor, employee or subcontractor, under whatever arrangement the two of you have.
This is not a formality. We do not pay your members. We pay you, and you pay them. We are not a party to your arrangement with them, we do not hold money for them, and we do not act as their agent.
You are an independent contractor, not an employee, partner, joint venturer or legal agent of AmpFi App LLC. Nothing here gives you authority to bind us or to speak for us.
2. Becoming an agency, and staying one
You apply and we approve or decline. Agency approval is its own review, separate from seller approval, because it asks a different question: not whether you can do the work, but whether you can be trusted to be paid for other people’s work and pass it on.
You take no work and earn nothing until you are approved.
One agency per person. You may not run a second agency under another account.
We may suspend your agency at any time. Suspension stops you taking new work. It does not reverse anything already paid to you, and it does not cancel what you already owe your members.
3. How money reaches you, and what happens next
A founder’s payment is held in escrow and released to your payout account when the work is approved, less the platform fee, exactly as it would be for an individual seller.
What you then owe your members is between you and them. We will show you, in your settlement report, what each member earned on work delivered through your agency, so you can pay them. That report is a record of what we paid you and why. It is not a payment instruction to us, and we will not pay any part of it to anybody but you.
You are responsible for:
- Paying your members on whatever terms you have agreed with them, and on time.
- Your own tax, withholding, payroll and employment obligations wherever your members are.
- Any local license or registration your arrangement requires.
Your cut is yours to set and yours to disclose to your members. It never passes through our system and we take no view on it.
4. What you are responsible for
Delivery. If a member delivers late, badly, or not at all, that is your delivery. Ratings, disputes and cancellations attach to your agency.
Refunds and chargebacks. Where a founder is refunded or a payment is charged back on work you were paid for, the amount is owed by you, whether or not you have already paid your member.
Who represents you. Somebody joining through your link is not a member until you confirm them, because a link can be forwarded. Once you confirm somebody, their work is your work.
Regulated work. Where a category requires a license, the individual doing the work must hold it. Your holding it does not qualify them, and we verify the person, not the agency.
5. If a member says you have not paid them
We cannot decide who is right, and we will not try. Your arrangement with your members is a contract we are not party to and have no way to adjudicate. We will not hold, redirect or split a payout in response to such a claim.
What we will do is count them. Repeated, credible reports that you are not paying your members are grounds for suspending your agency. We would rather lose an agency than let people be brought here and go unpaid.
6. Your members
Your members keep their own identity here. Work is attributed to the individual by name, alongside your agency, so the person who did it builds their own record.
A member belongs to one agency at a time and may leave at any time. Leaving does not change what you already owe them.
You may remove a member. Removing them does not change what you already owe them either.
7. Data
You see what you need to run the agency: your members, the work they delivered through you, and what you were paid for it. You do not see a founder’s billing details or the contents of their workspace beyond the task you were hired for.
Your members’ personal data is yours to handle lawfully wherever they are. We hold what we need to operate the agency relationship, described in the Privacy Policy.
8. Ending this Agreement
Either of us may end this Agreement at any time, with notice.
Ending it stops new work. Escrow already held for work in progress is seen through to release or refund in the ordinary way, and what you owe your members for work already delivered remains owed.
9. Changes
We may change this Agreement. If we do, you will be asked to accept the new version before you take further work, and the version you accepted is recorded against your agency.
10. Law
This Agreement is governed by the laws of the State of Wyoming, United States, without regard to its conflict-of-laws rules. Disputes are handled as described in the Terms of Service.
Contact
Questions about this Agreement: legal@launchvalid.com