No Logo Media Limited
Effective: 11th May 2026
Contact: support@nologo.ai
These guidelines set out what we expect from everyone who uses No Logo. They sit alongside our Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy. By creating an account, you're agreeing to all three.
Guideline 1: You must be eligible to join
You must be at least 18 years old. Each account is personal to you, so don't share your login or create multiple accounts. No Logo is open to creators in the UK, US, and internationally.
Guideline 2: Your content must meet our standards
No Logo is for creators working in legitimate, mainstream categories. We don't accept creators whose content or commercial work involves tobacco or vaping, sexually explicit or adult material, weapons or content promoting violence, illegal substances, gambling or predatory financial products, or anything that promotes hatred or discrimination. If you're unsure whether you're a good fit, email us before signing up.
Guideline 3: Be honest about who you are
Your profile should accurately reflect your following, engagement, audience demographics, and rates. Don't inflate your numbers, misrepresent your audience, or claim partnerships and affiliations you don't have. Lola uses this information to find you opportunities and represent you to brands, so accuracy matters. We do not accept creators who have falsely increased their following - e.g. from purchasing followers.
Guideline 4: Use No Logo for its intended purpose
No Logo and Lola are built to help you run your creator business, reviewing the brand agreements you're offered, keeping track of what you've already signed, and getting you ready to negotiate.
Send us your own deals. Lola is for agreements you're a party to, or that you're authorised to handle. Don't use her to review contracts belonging to someone else without their permission, and don't resell her output or hold it out as your own review service to other creators.
Don't use her instead of a lawyer. Lola isn't built for live disputes, termination claims, litigation, regulatory or tax questions, or anything where you're already in conflict with a brand. If that's where you are, instruct a solicitor.
Don't misuse the platform. No attempting to manipulate how Lola works or what she remembers, no feeding her information you know to be false, no exceeding reasonable usage limits we set from time to time, and no automated scraping, bulk outreach, or extraction of her outputs.
Guideline 5: Understand what Lola is
Lola is an AI assistant built by the managers at No Logo. She reads the agreements you send her, flags the terms we think are worth pushing back on, and drafts replies you can edit and send. What she gives you is information and commercial guidance drawn from experience of negotiating creator deals. It is not legal advice.
She is not a lawyer. Using No Logo does not create a solicitor–client or attorney–client relationship between you and us, and nothing you send Lola is covered by legal professional privilege or any equivalent protection. If you need advice you can rely on as legal advice, instruct a qualified solicitor in the relevant jurisdiction.
Some reviews are looked at by a person. A member of the No Logo team may review Lola's output before or after it reaches you, and we may come back to you for more context. Those people are experienced creator managers, not lawyers, a human looking at your contract doesn't turn any of this into legal advice either.
She can be wrong. Lola can miss things, misread things, and get things wrong, particularly where an agreement is unusual, incomplete, badly drafted, in another language, or where we haven't been sent the full email chain. She has no way of knowing what was agreed on a call or in a DM she hasn't seen.
The decision is always yours. You decide what to sign, what to negotiate, and what to walk away from. Take proper legal advice before you sign.
Guideline 6: Treat brands and contacts with respect
When Lola makes an introduction, be professional. Only use brand contact details for the genuine pursuit of a partnership. Don't harass, pressure, or mislead anyone, and respect it if a brand isn't interested.
Guideline 7: On sharing
Anything you upload or share with Lola should be yours to share. Don't upload material belonging to someone else without their permission. You keep ownership of your own content.
As with any AI tool, think about what you share. Only send Lola what she needs to do the job, such as the agreement, the email thread and the deal details. Leave out anything she doesn't need, like bank details, passwords, ID documents or personal information that isn't part of the deal. How we handle contracts and deal records is set out in section 4 of our Privacy Policy.
By using No Logo, you give us permission to use what you share for the purposes set out in our Privacy Policy and the Privacy Policy takes precedence here.
Guideline 8: Tell us when a deal lands
If an introduction from Lola leads to a paid partnership we would love to know at support@nologo.ai.
Guideline 9: Be a good member of the community
No Logo works because creators on it are genuinely trying to build legitimate businesses. Don't do anything that undermines that or behave in a way that damages No Logo's reputation with brands.
Guideline 10: Understand the consequences of breaking these guidelines
We deal with issues fairly. Depending on the severity, we may reach out to understand what happened, issue a warning, suspend your account, or remove you permanently. Dishonesty toward brands, prohibited content, or serious misuse will result in permanent removal. We won't be liable for losses arising from a suspension or closure where your conduct was the cause.
Changes to these guidelines
For minor changes, we'll update this page and note the revised date. For material changes, we'll email you before they take effect. Continuing to use No Logo after that point means you accept the updated version.
Questions? Get in touch at support@nologo.ai.
Governed by English law. Read alongside No Logo's Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy.
Last updated: 2nd October 2026