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This page describes what the document states, permits, or reserves. It does not constitute a legal determination about enforceability. Regulatory applicability may vary by jurisdiction. Methodology
This is Rumble's terms of service, covering everything from how you use the video platform to how Rumble can license and monetize videos you upload. Most importantly for creators, when you upload a video Rumble gains a broad, perpetual license to your content and can act as your agent to license it to other companies and keep a share of the revenue. Creators should carefully review the agency and revenue-sharing terms before uploading monetizable content, as the agreement establishes Rumble as a commercial representative with ongoing financial interests in your content.
This document is Rumble's Website Terms and Conditions of Use and Agency Agreement, governing all access to and use of Rumble's platform, website, applications, and services, and establishing a contractual relationship between Rumble Inc. and its users under applicable law. The agreement states that by uploading content users grant Rumble a perpetual, worldwide, royalty-free, non-exclusive license to use, reproduce, distribute, prepare derivative works of, display, and perform the content, and separately authorizes Rumble to act as a licensing agent to distribute user content to third parties and collect revenues on the user's behalf. Notably, the agency agreement component is operationally distinct from standard platform terms: the terms authorize Rumble to enter into licensing deals with third parties on behalf of creators, retain a commission, and remit net revenues, creating an ongoing commercial relationship that extends beyond typical content hosting arrangements and may implicate agency law obligations not commonly addressed in standard UGC platform terms. The document engages consumer protection frameworks enforced by the FTC, and the content monetization and agency provisions may require evaluation under state commercial agency law; the arbitration and class action waiver clauses engage dispute resolution norms that vary in enforceability by jurisdiction, with California and EU users potentially subject to additional protections.
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