Service operator
Consulting Zoom Co., Ltd. (컨설팅줌(주)), represented by CUI LIHUA, business registration no. 246-86-03228, 7F, Unit 702-CS02, 129-1 Bongeunsa-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea
1. Purpose and scope
These Terms govern the public website, Client MyPage, Creator Portal, and related online functions (the “Service”) that Consulting Zoom Co., Ltd. (컨설팅줌(주)), represented by CUI LIHUA, business registration no. 246-86-03228, 7F, Unit 702-CS02, 129-1 Bongeunsa-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea (the “Company”) provides under the KBEAUTALK name.
Service users include brands and advertisers (each a “Client”) and content creators and influencers (each a “Creator”).
2. Nature of the Service
- KBEAUTALK is a managed marketing service. The Company reviews Client requests and manages Creator recruitment, selection, execution, review, and reporting through its staff.
- KBEAUTALK is not an open marketplace or e-commerce intermediary where Clients and Creators freely contact one another, negotiate prices, contract, or pay each other.
- A Client request is not acceptance or a contract. A Creator application or invitation does not guarantee selection or compensation.
3. Registration and accounts
- Users must be at least 19 years old and legally capable. A person acting for a company or other organization must have the necessary authority.
- Users must provide accurate, current information and safeguard their account and authentication methods. Accounts may not be shared, transferred, or lent.
- The Company may require email, identity, or authority verification and completion of required information. False, duplicate, impersonated, or unauthorized registrations may be rejected or restricted.
4. Client use
- Clients may submit inquiries and marketing service requests to the Company and view proposals, progress, deliverables, agreements, and billing information that the Company publishes to them.
- Campaign scope, schedule, price, payment, cancellation, deliverables, revision rounds, and usage rights are governed by the separate quote, order, or agreement between the Company and Client.
- Clients must not directly instruct Creators, demand private contact details, or propose a separate contract or payment without the Company’s approval.
5. Creator use
- Creators may maintain their profile, channels, and portfolio, view public recruitment opportunities, and apply for campaigns.
- For selected work, scope, schedule, content standards, review, revisions, publication, compensation, and settlement are governed by the Company’s instructions and a separate Creator agreement.
- Creators must not request non-public Client contacts, budgets, or internal comments, or directly contact, invoice, or propose a separate agreement to a Client.
6. Separate agreements and payments
A separate agreement prevails over these Terms if they conflict. Client payments to the Company and compensation paid by the Company to Creators are separate legal and accounting relationships; a payment or status on one side does not automatically trigger payment on the other.
Prices displayed on the public site are general guidance or consultation references, not final offers accepted through immediate online checkout. Final amounts, tax documentation, and refund conditions are confirmed in a separate agreement.
7. Content and intellectual property
- Users must hold the rights and consents needed for submitted materials and must not infringe copyright, trademarks, publicity rights, privacy, or confidential information.
- Users allow the Company to store, reproduce, review, and transmit submitted materials only as needed to operate the Service, conduct internal review, perform an approved campaign, and provide contractual deliverables.
- Ownership, publication period, media, territory, secondary use, and paid advertising rights are set out in the separate agreement. The Company does not acquire ownership of user content without separate agreement.
8. Prohibited conduct
- Illegal activity, fraud, impersonation, false performance/follower/engagement data, or infringement of another person’s rights
- Unauthorized exchange of private contacts, circumvention, direct contracting/payment/settlement, or harassment
- Bypassing security, authorization, or rate limits, or attempting scraping, reverse engineering, malware, or unauthorized access
- Unauthorized disclosure of internal notes, non-public campaign information, another user’s personal information, or confidential materials
9. Restrictions and account closure
The Company may restrict or terminate an account after notice where there is a reasonable basis such as a security risk, violation of these Terms or legal/contractual duties, false registration, or prolonged inactivity. It may restrict first and notify promptly where urgent security, harm prevention, or a legal duty requires it.
Users may request closure through an available account function or contact channel. Ongoing agreements, unpaid amounts, disputes, and legally retained records may be separately restricted and retained until the relevant duty ends.
10. Service changes and interruption
The Company may change or temporarily suspend functions for security, maintenance, legal changes, improvements, or force majeure. Material changes affecting user rights will be announced in advance where reasonably possible.
The Company uses reasonable efforts to maintain stability and security, but does not guarantee campaign selection, specific sales or exposure results, or continued availability of third-party platforms.
11. Liability
The Company is responsible under applicable law and the separate agreement for loss caused by its intent or negligence. It is not responsible, absent its intent or negligence, for loss caused by the user, third-party platform policy changes or outages, natural disasters, or other circumstances beyond its reasonable control.
These Terms do not limit mandatory rights under consumer, privacy, or other applicable law.
12. Changes and notices
The Company may amend these Terms consistently with applicable law. It will announce ordinary changes at least 7 days before they take effect and adverse or material changes at least 30 days before they take effect through the Service or registered contact details. Separate consent will be obtained when legally required.
Unless separately agreed, a separate agreement signed before a change remains governed by the conditions in effect when it was signed.
13. Governing law, disputes, and contact
These Terms are governed by the laws of the Republic of Korea. The parties will first try to resolve a dispute in good faith; otherwise, it will be handled by a court with jurisdiction under the Korean Civil Procedure Act and other applicable law.
Questions may be submitted through the website contact form or by calling 010-7611-8294 (weekdays, 10:00–18:00 KST). Where a translation differs from the Korean version, the Korean version controls to the extent permitted by applicable law.