Sxgram Platform Terms
Effective Date: October 24, 2025
Last Updated: September 4, 2025
These Sxgram Platform Terms (the “Terms”) govern access to and use of Sxgram’s platform tools, programs, APIs, integrations, Affiliate Program Marketplace, Product Cards, SxM Magazine, trust and safety features, and related services. Sxgram is presently operated by Joseph Haecker, doing business as Sxgram (“Sxgram,” “we,” “our,” or “us”), unless a successor operating entity is identified in an updated version of these Terms. These Terms supplement the Sxgram Terms of Use, Privacy Policy, Community Guidelines, Verified Account rules, and any feature-specific terms.
1. Introduction and Scope
1.1 The Platform
The “Platform” includes Sxgram’s social network, APIs, SDKs, web modules, data tools, iframe embeds, code examples, integration hooks, UI components, Grams, Stories, Reels, Articles, Product Cards, Affiliate Program Marketplace, SxM Magazine, Profile and verification features, Trust Score and account-transparency signals, and related services. The Platform permits creators, members, businesses, brands, agencies, publishers, developers, advertisers, affiliate-program operators, and contributors (collectively, “Participants”) to publish, discover, display, promote, or integrate approved content and opportunities. Availability, eligibility, functionality, and geographic access may differ by account, program, or jurisdiction.
1.2 Acceptance
By accessing or using any part of the Platform, submitting materials, listing a program or product, publishing promotional content, or integrating a Sxgram tool, you agree to these Terms and all incorporated policies. If you act for a company, brand, agency, marketplace, publisher, or other entity, you represent that you have authority to bind that entity. If you do not agree, you may not use the relevant Platform feature.
1.3 Applicable Requirements
You must comply with our published developer documentation, onboarding requirements, submission forms, technical instructions, editorial requirements, and written directions (collectively, “Program Requirements”). You must also comply with applicable advertising, consumer-protection, privacy, intellectual-property, publicity-rights, product-safety, age-restriction, sanctions, export, and other laws. Sxgram may apply requirements stricter than applicable law where reasonably necessary to protect users, partners, editorial integrity, payment relationships, or the Platform.
2. Intellectual Property Rights
2.1 Our License to You
Subject to compliance with these Terms, Sxgram grants you a limited, revocable, non-exclusive, non-transferable, and non-sublicensable license to access and use the Platform only as permitted by Sxgram. You may not sell, lease, sublicense, reverse engineer, decompile, interfere with, scrape, circumvent, or misuse the Platform or its code, systems, content, badges, data, or interfaces. You may not claim that Sxgram endorses, sponsors, certifies, or partners with you unless Sxgram has expressly authorized that representation in writing.
2.2 Your Content and Submissions
You retain ownership of content you lawfully own. By submitting content, data, product information, program materials, images, interviews, names, logos, marks, links, or other materials (“Your Content”), you grant Sxgram a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free, transferable, and sublicensable license to host, reproduce, display, distribute, format, edit for clarity and presentation, create technical derivatives, promote, archive, analyze, and otherwise use Your Content to operate, secure, improve, market, and document the Platform and relevant program. This license includes use in Grams, Stories, Reels, Articles, Product Cards, Marketplace listings, SxM Magazine, social promotion, search previews, newsletters, and screenshots or demonstrations of Platform features.
Sxgram will not knowingly use the license to falsely attribute statements to you or materially change the meaning of an editorial submission without appropriate review. The license continues for published, archived, compliance, fraud-prevention, legal, backup, and promotional materials reasonably created before removal, subject to applicable law. Deleting an account or withdrawing from a program does not require Sxgram to recall lawful copies already distributed, indexed, archived, or incorporated into completed publications.
2.3 Rights and Permissions
You represent that you possess all rights, licenses, releases, consents, and permissions necessary for Your Content and its intended use. This includes copyright, trademark, publicity, privacy, performer, photographer, model, product, music, location, and brand permissions where applicable. You may not submit confidential information, trade secrets, embargoed information, or another person’s personal information unless you have authority and any required consent to do so.
2.4 Copyright Complaints
Sxgram may remove or disable access to material alleged to infringe intellectual-property rights and may terminate repeat infringers. Notices and counter-notices must comply with Sxgram’s published copyright process and applicable law. Nothing in these Terms limits any rights or obligations available under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act or other applicable intellectual-property law.
3. Data Use and Privacy
3.1 Platform Data
“Platform Data” includes public profile information, verification status, Trust Score data, rating summaries, account-transparency information, engagement data, product or program data, content metadata, and other information made available through Sxgram tools. Participants may use Platform Data only for the approved purpose and in a manner consistent with user expectations, Sxgram documentation, and applicable law. Access to public information does not authorize surveillance, profiling, harassment, discrimination, resale, or unrelated commercial exploitation.
3.2 Prohibited Data Practices
You may not use Platform Data to harass, stalk, threaten, blackmail, exploit, discriminate against, or endanger any person. You may not use Platform Data to determine access to housing, employment, credit, insurance, health care, or other essential services; conduct unauthorized surveillance; build dossiers or blacklists; broker personal data; or attempt to re-identify masked or aggregated information. You may not materially change your integration’s purpose or data use without any review or renewed consent required by Sxgram.
3.3 Restricted Data
Restricted data may include location indicators, identity-verification information, detailed Trust Score information, account flags, safety reports, and other sensitive signals. You may request or use restricted data only when Sxgram authorizes it and it is necessary for a clear user-requested function. You must explain the purpose, limit collection and retention, apply appropriate security, and delete the data when it is no longer required.
3.4 Privacy Policies and User Control
Participants collecting Platform Data must maintain a live, publicly accessible privacy policy explaining what they collect, why they collect it, how it is used, who receives it, how long it is retained, and how individuals may exercise applicable rights. Data may be shared only with authorized service providers, the relevant user or client, a third party the user knowingly directs, or as legally required. You must honor valid correction, access, deletion, withdrawal, and restriction requests and promptly delete data received without authorization.
4. Service Providers, Developers, and Integrations
4.1 Service Providers
Any vendor processing Platform Data for you must act only under documented instructions, maintain appropriate safeguards, and delete the data when no longer needed. You remain responsible for your vendors and downstream recipients. If Sxgram determines that a vendor creates unacceptable risk, you must stop providing that vendor with Platform Data.
4.2 Tech Providers and Agencies
If you use Platform Data for clients, you may use it only for the specific client and authorized purpose, must separate data between clients, and must maintain an accurate client list. You may disclose Platform Data only to the relevant client, authorized service providers, a client-directed vendor, or as required by law. You must suspend a client’s access if Sxgram identifies abuse, unauthorized use, or policy violations.
4.3 Authentication and Security
You must maintain administrative, technical, and physical safeguards appropriate to the nature of the information handled. You may not request a member’s Sxgram password, collect authentication secrets outside approved methods, bypass access controls, or publish on a member’s behalf without explicit authorization. Security incidents involving Platform Data must be reported promptly to sxgramsocial@gmail.com, followed by reasonable containment, investigation, remediation, and cooperation.
5. Advertising, Endorsements, and Commercial Disclosures
5.1 Truthful Claims
All advertising, listings, Product Cards, endorsements, testimonials, product claims, program descriptions, and promotional content must be truthful, non-misleading, and supported by an appropriate factual basis before publication. You may not omit material information where the omission would make the overall message misleading. Health, safety, earnings, environmental, performance, and other objective claims must have the level of substantiation required by applicable law.
5.2 Material Connections
Creators, brands, agencies, and other Participants must clearly and conspicuously disclose any material connection that a reasonable consumer would not expect. Material connections include affiliate commissions, payment, free or discounted products, gifts, employment, ownership, family relationships, travel, access, or other benefits. Disclosures must be placed with the endorsement itself, be understandable to the intended audience, and remain visible or audible across the relevant format rather than relying only on a profile biography, buried terms, platform tool, or ambiguous wording.
5.3 Honest Experience
Endorsements must reflect the endorser’s honest opinion and actual experience. A Participant may not claim to have used a product that the Participant has not used, make a claim beyond the scope of personal experience without adequate support, or communicate a representation that the advertiser could not lawfully make directly. Brands and agencies are responsible for providing appropriate guidance, monitoring compliance where required, and taking reasonable corrective action.
5.4 Reviews and Testimonials
Participants may not create, purchase, sell, procure, or disseminate fake or false reviews, testimonials, or indicators of social influence. Compensation or incentives may not be conditioned on a particular positive or negative sentiment, and insider relationships must be disclosed where required. Participants may not use threats, intimidation, false accusations, or deceptive practices to suppress lawful negative reviews.
6. Restricted and Prohibited Commerce
Participants may not list, tag, advertise, recommend, or link to illegal, counterfeit, stolen, infringing, fraudulent, unsafe, recalled, or deceptively marketed goods or services. Participants may not promote trafficking, exploitation, non-consensual intimate material, sexual services involving unlawful conduct, content involving minors, weapons or controlled substances where prohibited, unlawful gambling, deceptive financial schemes, or products prohibited by Sxgram’s payment, hosting, app, or distribution partners. Sxgram may restrict additional categories, require proof of age, license, authorization, testing, substantiation, or legal sale, or limit availability by jurisdiction.
Age-restricted or regulated goods and services may be promoted only where lawful and only to audiences legally eligible to receive or purchase them. Participants are responsible for permits, registrations, labeling, warnings, age gates, shipping restrictions, taxes, product safety, recalls, returns, and all merchant obligations. Sxgram may remove a listing or link without determining whether a product is lawful in every jurisdiction.
7. Affiliate Program Marketplace
7.1 Nature of the Marketplace
The Affiliate Program Marketplace is a discovery and distribution feature through which approved businesses may present legitimate affiliate or creator programs to eligible upgraded Sxgram members. Sxgram is not the merchant, affiliate network, employer, agent, joint venturer, payment processor, escrow provider, or guarantor for a participating program unless expressly stated in separate written terms. A Marketplace listing does not constitute Sxgram’s endorsement, certification, warranty, or guarantee of a company, product, creator, program, commission, or result.
7.2 Business Submissions
A business submitting a program must provide complete, accurate, current, and non-misleading information about its identity, products, program mechanics, commission or reward structure, attribution window, eligibility, approval requirements, promotional restrictions, terms, application links, privacy practices, support, and payout process. The submitter represents that the program is authorized, operational, lawful in the jurisdictions offered, and supported by an appropriate affiliate or tracking system. The submitter authorizes Sxgram to display and format the submitted company name, logos, images, program descriptions, links, and other approved brand assets for Marketplace and promotional purposes.
Submission does not guarantee acceptance, publication, placement, visibility, traffic, applications, or sales. Sxgram may verify information, request documentation, edit for length or presentation without materially changing meaning, decline a submission, label a listing, suspend it, or remove it at any time. Businesses must promptly notify Sxgram of material changes and keep all linked terms and application pages functional.
7.3 Creator Eligibility and Enrollment
Marketplace discovery and related promotional tools may be limited to eligible upgraded Sxgram members, including approved Creator Verified, Influencer Verified, or Business Verified accounts. Discovery of a program does not authorize a creator to promote it. Creators must follow the participating business’s external application process, receive any required approval, and use affiliate links, codes, assets, or Product Cards only within the scope of that approval.
7.4 Program Control and Responsibility
Participating businesses retain responsibility for creator approval, program terms, tracking, attribution, commission calculations, reversals, fraud review, tax documentation, support, disputes, and payouts. Creators and businesses contract directly under the program’s own terms, and Sxgram is not responsible for missed attribution, broken links, declined applications, changed terms, unpaid commissions, merchant performance, chargebacks, refunds, or disputes between Participants. Sxgram may assist with communication but has no obligation to adjudicate a private affiliate dispute.
7.5 Commissions and Fees
Unless separate written terms expressly state otherwise, Sxgram takes 0% of the affiliate commissions a creator earns from a third-party program and does not receive, hold, split, or transmit those commissions. Sxgram may separately charge membership, advertising, listing, promotional, or platform fees disclosed at the time of purchase. Sxgram’s own affiliate or profit-share program, including any referral payment tied to Sxgram Verified Account upgrades, is separate from third-party programs listed in the Marketplace and is governed by its own terms.
7.6 Affiliate Conduct
Creators must use only approved links, codes, claims, assets, and promotional methods. They must comply with program terms, applicable advertising law, Sxgram policies, and clear disclosure requirements, including disclosures such as “Ad,” “Sponsored,” or “I may earn a commission” where appropriate. Cookie stuffing, forced clicks, self-referral where prohibited, misleading redirects, trademark bidding where prohibited, impersonation, spam, fabricated traffic, fake engagement, deceptive claims, unauthorized coupons, and attribution manipulation are prohibited.
8. Product Cards
8.1 Function
Product Cards allow eligible upgraded members to connect approved products or offers to supported Sxgram content, including Posts, Gallery Posts, and Reels, and any additional surface Sxgram later enables. A Product Card may open an Sxgram product-information page and then direct the user to a merchant-controlled external page. The external merchant, not Sxgram, completes the sale unless Sxgram expressly identifies a different checkout arrangement.
8.2 Card Accuracy
The member publishing a Product Card and the applicable merchant are responsible for ensuring that the product identity, image, price, availability, description, seller, destination, claims, restrictions, and affiliate relationship are accurate and current. If a price, discount, availability statement, or offer may change, the content must not create a misleading impression that it is guaranteed or permanent. Sxgram may display a notice that current terms are controlled by the merchant’s external page.
8.3 External Transactions
Sxgram does not control third-party checkout, fulfillment, shipping, taxes, returns, refunds, warranties, customer service, privacy practices, or product safety. A user who leaves Sxgram is subject to the merchant’s terms and policies. Sxgram is not responsible for loss arising from a third-party transaction, although users may report deceptive, unsafe, or nonfunctional Product Cards for review.
8.4 Affiliate and Sponsored Product Cards
If the publisher may earn money, receive a benefit, or has another material relationship connected to a Product Card, the publisher must make that relationship clear and conspicuous in the associated content. A Product Card, affiliate link, platform label, or profile disclosure alone may not be sufficient if the commercial relationship is otherwise unclear. The endorsement and disclosure must remain compliant when content is reposted, clipped, embedded, or shared in another format.
8.5 Prohibited Product Card Practices
Product Cards may not contain misleading before-and-after claims, fabricated scarcity, false prices, counterfeit branding, manipulated reviews, hidden subscription terms, unauthorized intellectual property, malware, cloaked destinations, or links that materially differ from the advertised product. Members may not use Product Cards to promote prohibited commerce under Section 6. Sxgram may disable a card, block a domain, restrict an account, or require substantiation or authorization before restoring access.
9. SxM Magazine
9.1 Editorial Purpose
SxM Magazine is Sxgram’s owned editorial publication featuring creators, businesses, products, collaborations, content releases, offers, platform developments, and issues affecting the adult creator economy. SxM may publish Featured Articles, Spotlight Articles, Business Articles, Content Drop interviews, New Offer Announcements, Product or Brand Ambassador Interviews, cover features, editorials, and other formats. Magazine access, submission opportunities, and eligibility may vary by Verified Account tier, invitation, editorial initiative, or separate promotion.
9.2 No Guaranteed Coverage
A submission, interview completion, nomination, membership, verification purchase, advertising purchase, product listing, affiliate relationship, or prior coverage does not guarantee publication, placement, headline treatment, cover selection, favorable coverage, traffic, or continued availability. SxM retains editorial discretion to accept, reject, schedule, edit, fact-check, title, illustrate, update, correct, annotate, archive, unpublish, or decline any submission. Verification is a Platform feature and does not purchase editorial praise or control.
9.3 Contributor Representations
Contributors must provide truthful, accurate, and reasonably complete answers and distinguish fact, opinion, estimate, and personal experience. Contributors must disclose relevant financial interests, employment, ownership, sponsorships, affiliate relationships, gifts, disputes, legal restrictions, embargoes, and other material conflicts. Contributors may not submit defamatory, unlawfully invasive, fabricated, plagiarized, impersonating, non-consensual, or misleading material.
9.4 Images, Likenesses, and Privacy
Contributors must have authority to provide every image, recording, name, quotation, likeness, logo, and other asset submitted for publication. Content depicting another identifiable person requires any consent, release, or other legal basis applicable to the intended editorial and promotional use. SxM may refuse material that creates privacy, dignity, safety, exploitation, age, identity, or consent concerns, even when the contributor believes the material is lawful.
9.5 Adult-Creator Editorial Standards
SxM is intended for an adult audience but generally maintains a public-facing editorial presentation suitable for broad distribution. SxM may discuss adult work, sexuality, sexual wellness, creator platforms, and related businesses without publishing graphic sexual detail or imagery that conflicts with Sxgram’s current editorial, hosting, payment, or distribution standards. All persons depicted or discussed as adult creators must be adults, and SxM may request age, identity, rights, or consent documentation where appropriate.
9.6 Sponsored, Affiliate, and Commercial Editorial
Advertising, sponsored content, affiliate-supported content, gifted-product coverage, brand-ambassador interviews, and other material commercial relationships must be clearly disclosed in a manner appropriate to the format. SxM will not knowingly format paid advertising to mislead readers into believing it is independent editorial coverage. A sponsor, advertiser, affiliate partner, featured company, or subject does not receive editorial control unless a clearly labeled commercial arrangement expressly provides limited review rights.
9.7 Editorial Independence and Corrections
SxM may cover Sxgram, its members, partners, advertisers, affiliates, founders, and related initiatives, and will disclose material connections where they could affect how a reasonable reader evaluates the content. Subjects may be invited to verify factual information, but SxM retains final editorial control. Requests for correction should identify the challenged statement, explain the alleged error, and provide supporting information; SxM may correct, clarify, annotate, update, remove, or decline the request based on its editorial judgment and legal obligations.
9.8 Artificial Intelligence and Synthetic Media
Contributors must disclose material use of generative AI or synthetic media when it could cause readers to misunderstand authorship, authenticity, identity, events, endorsements, products, or evidence. AI-generated or materially altered images may not depict a real person as doing, saying, endorsing, or experiencing something that did not occur without lawful authorization and clear contextual disclosure. Fabricated quotations, fake testimonials, undisclosed synthetic identities, and deceptive deepfakes are prohibited.
9.9 Editorial License and Promotion
The license in Section 2 permits Sxgram and SxM to edit, format, publish, excerpt, syndicate, translate, archive, and promote accepted submissions across Sxgram-controlled channels and reasonable promotional placements. SxM may create headlines, summaries, thumbnails, covers, social posts, search metadata, and excerpts consistent with the substance of the accepted material. Contributors remain responsible for the rights and accuracy of submitted content and may request corrections or removal, but removal remains subject to legal, archival, distributed-copy, and prior-publication limitations.
10. Review, Monitoring, Enforcement, and Appeals
Sxgram may review accounts, integrations, Marketplace submissions, Product Cards, links, magazine submissions, and related conduct before or after publication. Sxgram may use automated and human review, request documents or certifications, test links, inspect public claims, and monitor compliance. Approval may be limited, conditioned, suspended, or revoked.
Sxgram may remove content; disable links, Product Cards, listings, features, API keys, or integrations; restrict visibility; suspend or terminate accounts; notify affected partners; preserve evidence; or take other reasonable action where it identifies legal risk, deception, safety concerns, nonresponse, payment risk, rights violations, policy evasion, or harm to users or Sxgram. Enforcement may occur immediately and without advance notice where reasonably necessary. Where an appeal process is offered, the Participant must provide truthful, complete information and any requested evidence within the stated period.
11. Disclaimers and Allocation of Responsibility
The Platform is provided “as is” and “as available” to the maximum extent permitted by law. Sxgram does not guarantee uninterrupted service, accuracy of third-party information, product quality, program acceptance, affiliate attribution, commission payment, publication, distribution, audience response, sales, earnings, or any particular result. Participants are responsible for independently evaluating companies, creators, products, programs, links, claims, and legal obligations.
Nothing on the Platform constitutes legal, tax, financial, medical, investment, employment, or other professional advice. References to a person, brand, program, product, or publication do not necessarily constitute endorsement. Statutory rights that cannot lawfully be waived remain unaffected.
12. Indemnification
To the maximum extent permitted by law, you agree to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless Sxgram, its operator, successor entities, officers, employees, contractors, editors, service providers, and partners from claims, losses, liabilities, damages, judgments, costs, and reasonable legal fees arising from Your Content, products, programs, transactions, endorsements, omissions, data practices, rights violations, breach of these Terms, or violation of law. Sxgram may control the defense of a covered matter, and you must reasonably cooperate. This section does not require indemnification where prohibited by applicable law.
13. International Use
Sxgram is operated from the United States and may be accessed internationally. Participants are responsible for laws applicable to their location, audience, products, advertising, data processing, exports, payments, and transactions. Sxgram may restrict countries, regions, products, programs, or features and may require additional data-transfer, age-assurance, consumer-disclosure, or compliance terms.
14. Changes, Notices, and Termination
Sxgram may update these Terms as products, laws, risks, or operating structures change. Material updates may be communicated by email, account notice, in-product message, or an updated effective date, and continued use after the applicable effective date constitutes acceptance where permitted by law. Participants must keep legal, technical, editorial, billing, and security contact information current.
Sxgram may modify, rate-limit, suspend, or discontinue any Platform feature. Upon termination, you must stop using restricted Platform Data, credentials, and Sxgram assets and delete information when required by law or Sxgram instructions. Provisions concerning licenses, intellectual property, data protection, enforcement, disclaimers, indemnification, disputes, and accrued obligations survive as necessary to give them effect.
15. General
These Terms do not create employment, agency, franchise, fiduciary, partnership, or joint-venture relationships between Sxgram and any Participant. You may not assign these Terms or transfer access without Sxgram’s written consent, while Sxgram may assign them in connection with incorporation, reorganization, financing, asset transfer, merger, acquisition, or operation by a successor entity. Failure to enforce a provision is not a waiver, and an unenforceable provision will be limited or severed while the remainder continues in effect.
If these Terms conflict with feature-specific terms, the more specific terms control for that feature unless they expressly state otherwise. If another incorporated Sxgram policy is more protective of users, rights holders, editorial integrity, or the Platform, Sxgram may apply the more protective rule. Headings are for convenience and do not limit interpretation.
16. Governing Law and Disputes
These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of Colorado, without regard to conflict-of-law principles. Except where prohibited by law, disputes arising from these Terms or the Platform will be resolved by binding individual arbitration in Denver, Colorado, under the applicable rules of the American Arbitration Association, and class or representative proceedings are waived. A Participant may opt out of arbitration within 30 days of first accepting these updated Terms by emailing sxgramsocial@gmail.com with the Participant’s full name, business name if applicable, Sxgram username, and a clear arbitration opt-out statement.
Claims that cannot lawfully be arbitrated will be heard exclusively in the state or federal courts located in Denver County, Colorado, unless applicable law requires otherwise. Before filing a claim, the parties should make a good-faith effort to resolve the dispute through written notice and reasonable communication. Nothing in this section prevents either party from seeking urgent injunctive relief for misuse of intellectual property, credentials, confidential information, or Platform security.
Contact
Questions, reports, and compliance notices may be submitted through https://www.sxgram.com/contact or emailed to sxgramsocial@gmail.com. Copyright notices should follow Sxgram’s published copyright process and be directed to its designated copyright contact. Participants should retain a copy of any notice and supporting materials submitted.
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