Venom Partner Network Terms & Conditions

VENOM PARTNER NETWORK TERMS & CONDITIONS

Effective Date: August 31, 2026

These Venom Partner Network Terms & Conditions (“Terms”) govern participation in the Venom Partner Network (“Program”), operated by Venom Labs LLC under the Venom Intensifier™ brand (“Venom,” “we,” “us,” or “our”).

By applying for, accepting, creating, maintaining, or using a Venom Partner account; accessing the Partner Dashboard; sharing a referral link or promotional code; recruiting another participant; accepting a commission; or otherwise participating in the Program, you agree to these Terms, the Venom Privacy Policy, the applicable website Terms of Service, and all current written Program guidelines, policies, and instructions issued by Venom.

If you do not agree to these Terms, do not participate in the Program.

1. DEFINITIONS

For purposes of these Terms:

“Partner” means an individual or approved business entity authorized by Venom to participate in the Venom Partner Network.

“Partner Dashboard” means the online portal through which a Partner may access referral tools, promotional codes, commission information, network information, reports, and other Program resources.

“Program Platform” means the third-party software and service providers Venom uses to administer referral tracking, accounts, network placement, commissions, communications, and payouts.

“Direct Referral Sale” means a Qualifying Sale attributed directly to a Partner through that Partner’s approved referral link, promotional code, customer association, or other tracking method accepted by Venom.

“Qualifying Sale” means a bona fide completed sale to a genuine customer that satisfies all requirements in these Terms and is approved as commissionable by Venom.

“Qualifying Lifetime Referral Revenue” means the cumulative Net Product Revenue from a Partner’s approved Direct Referral Sales. Unless Venom states otherwise in writing, network or upline commission activity does not count toward the Partner’s direct commission-rate milestones.

“Net Product Revenue” means the amount actually received by Venom for eligible products after discounts and other permitted price reductions, excluding taxes, shipping charges, refunds, returns, chargebacks, disputed payments, fraudulent transactions, and other excluded amounts.

“Upline” means the Partner or Partners positioned above another Partner through the approved Program referral structure.

“Downline” means the Partners recruited by a Partner, recruits of those Partners, and additional approved levels beneath them.

“Program Materials” means these Terms and all current written compensation plans, disclosure guides, product-claims guides, policies, instructions, training materials, dashboard notices, and other guidelines issued by Venom.

2. ELIGIBILITY AND APPROVAL

A Partner must:

a. Be at least eighteen years old and legally capable of entering into a binding agreement;

b. Provide accurate, complete, and current account, contact, payment, and tax information;

c. Participate only where the Program and Venom products may lawfully be promoted;

d. Maintain no more than one Partner account unless Venom gives written permission for an additional business account;

e. Not have been previously suspended or terminated from the Program unless Venom gives written approval for reentry; and

f. Comply with these Terms and all applicable laws, regulations, platform rules, and Program Materials.

Participation is subject to approval. Venom may approve, reject, suspend, reposition, or terminate an account in its discretion, subject to applicable law.

Creating an account does not guarantee continued participation, commissions, Creator status, discounts, resale rights, promotional opportunities, or any other benefit not expressly granted in writing.

3. TOP-LEVEL AND REFERRED PARTNER PLACEMENT

Only Venom may establish or designate a Partner as a top-level Partner directly under the Venom Partner Network.

A person recruited directly by Venom may be manually added or otherwise designated by Venom as a top-level Partner.

A person recruited by an existing Partner must enroll through that Partner’s approved referral pathway so the Program Platform can place the new account beneath the referring Partner.

A Partner may not:

a. Create or promise a top-level position for another person;

b. Tell a recruit that Venom has approved a position when it has not;

c. Open duplicate accounts to change network placement;

d. Encourage an existing Partner to abandon an account and rejoin under a different Upline;

e. Manipulate, conceal, alter, or falsify referral information; or

f. Claim ownership of a recruit, customer, Upline, Downline, territory, or network position.

Network placement is determined by Venom’s records and the Program Platform. Venom may correct mistakes, duplicate accounts, fraudulent placements, technical errors, or unauthorized top-level enrollments.

A Partner has no ownership interest in any Upline, Downline, customer association, referral relationship, account position, or future commission stream.

4. NO REQUIRED PURCHASE AND NO PAYMENT FOR RECRUITMENT

No fee or product purchase is required solely to maintain a standard Partner account unless Venom separately discloses and the Partner expressly accepts a different written arrangement.

Partners are not paid merely for:

a. Recruiting or enrolling another participant;

b. Generating a lead;

c. Sharing a link;

d. Creating an account;

e. Building a Downline that produces no Qualifying Sales; or

f. Causing another person to buy inventory for that person’s own Partner account.

All commissions are contingent upon actual Qualifying Sales of eligible Venom products.

Partners must not pressure recruits to purchase product, maintain inventory, make recurring purchases, spend a minimum amount, or buy product to qualify for commissions or network placement.

Personal purchases, purchases made on a Partner’s behalf, and purchases primarily intended to create artificial commission activity are not Qualifying Sales.

Any Creator Test purchase, Creator discount, wholesale purchase, resale purchase, or separately approved product arrangement is governed by the applicable separate terms and does not create a right to Partner commissions.

5. DIRECT REFERRAL COMMISSIONS

Unless Venom approves a different rate in writing, a Partner’s direct commission rate begins at five percent of Net Product Revenue from approved Direct Referral Sales.

The current direct commission progression is:

Qualifying Lifetime Referral Revenue below $500:
5.00%

At $500:
5.50%

At $1,000:
6.00%

At $1,500:
6.50%

At $2,000:
7.00%

At $2,500:
7.50%

At $3,000 or more:
8.00%

Commission-rate increases are based on approved Qualifying Lifetime Referral Revenue recorded by Venom and the Program Platform.

A higher rate applies prospectively to future Qualifying Sales after the applicable milestone is recorded and activated. Rate increases are not retroactive unless Venom expressly states otherwise in writing.

A Partner must remain active and in good standing to receive commissions. No Partner is guaranteed to reach any commission tier or earn any amount.

6. NETWORK AND UPLINE COMMISSIONS

An eligible Partner may receive network commissions from Qualifying Sales generated by approved Partners within that Partner’s Downline.

The current network commission rates are:

Level 1:
5.00%

Level 2:
2.00%

Level 3:
1.00%

Level 4:
0.50%

Level 5:
0.25%

Level 6:
0.25%

Level 7:
0.25%

Level 8:
0.25%

Level 9:
0.25%

Level 10:
0.25%

The maximum currently designated upline commission across a fully populated ten-level structure is ten percent of the applicable Net Product Revenue.

Network commissions are paid only when:

a. A genuine Qualifying Sale occurs;

b. An eligible Partner occupies the applicable network level;

c. The selling Partner and eligible Upline Partners are active and in good standing;

d. The transaction remains valid after applicable review periods; and

e. The Program Platform and Venom records support the network relationship.

Venom does not guarantee that a Partner will have ten populated levels, receive commissions from every level, or receive payment for an empty, inactive, suspended, terminated, fraudulent, or otherwise ineligible network position.

No commission is earned from a Downline Partner’s self-purchase, inventory-loading purchase, fraudulent order, or other non-qualifying activity.

7. QUALIFYING SALES AND COMMISSIONABLE REVENUE

A sale qualifies for commission only when Venom determines that:

a. A genuine customer completed the purchase;

b. The transaction was properly attributed to the Partner;

c. Payment successfully cleared;

d. The order was not cancelled, refunded, returned, disputed, charged back, duplicated, fraudulent, or made for testing;

e. The order was not placed by the Partner or primarily for the Partner’s own benefit;

f. The Partner complied with these Terms in generating the sale; and

g. The product and transaction were eligible for commission.

Commissions are generally calculated on Net Product Revenue after customer discounts and before any excluded amounts.

Taxes and shipping charges are not commissionable.

Venom may designate certain products, collections, customers, transactions, or purchasing methods as non-commissionable. Exclusions may include, without limitation:

a. Gift cards;

b. Free products, samples, replacements, reshipments, or warranty-related items;

c. Wholesale, distributor, bulk, or case-pack transactions;

d. Creator-discount or other private-discount purchases;

e. Employee, contractor, internal, test, or complimentary orders;

f. Orders with excessive, unauthorized, or improperly stacked discounts;

g. Third-party marketplace sales;

h. Orders later refunded, returned, cancelled, charged back, or found fraudulent; and

i. Products or promotions expressly excluded in current Program Materials.

A transaction appearing in a dashboard does not by itself mean the commission is final, approved, or payable.

Venom’s records control in the event of a conflict with an estimate, dashboard display, email notification, or third-party platform record, subject to correction of demonstrable errors.

8. REFERRAL ATTRIBUTION

Partners may receive attribution through approved referral links, promotional codes, lifetime customer associations, or other methods supported by Venom.

The current referral-cookie period is three years.

A three-year referral-cookie period means the Program Platform may continue recognizing a qualifying referral for up to three years after an approved referral-link interaction, subject to platform functionality, browser settings, competing attribution, deleted or blocked tracking information, device changes, customer activity, and Venom’s attribution rules.

The presence of a referral cookie does not guarantee commission.

After a Partner generates a customer’s first approved Qualifying Sale, Venom may use lifetime customer association to help attribute that customer’s future Qualifying Sales to the original referring Partner.

Lifetime customer association:

a. Applies only while the Partner remains eligible under the Program;

b. Does not create ownership of the customer;

c. Does not guarantee that every future order will be attributed;

d. May be corrected, removed, or reassigned in cases of error, fraud, duplicate associations, customer requests, conflicting information, or other legitimate circumstances; and

e. Ends or may be disabled when the Partner relationship becomes inactive or terminates.

Venom has final authority to resolve attribution disputes reasonably and in good faith based on available records.

9. CUSTOMER PROMOTIONAL CODES

Eligible Partners may receive a public customer promotional code providing ten percent off eligible Venom purchases.

The promotional code:

a. May be shared with genuine prospective customers;

b. May be used more than once by a customer unless a specific promotion states otherwise;

c. Applies only to products and transactions Venom designates as eligible;

d. Is not redeemable for cash;

e. May not be altered, duplicated, sold, or represented as providing a discount greater than the actual approved amount;

f. May not be used to generate commission on the Partner’s own purchases;

g. May be combined with another promotion only when Venom’s checkout system and the applicable promotion permit stacking; and

h. May be suspended, replaced, restricted, or withdrawn if misused.

Venom does not guarantee that every promotion, product, collection, or checkout will permit use of the Partner code.

10. COMMISSION STATUS AND PAYOUTS

Commissions may appear as estimated, pending, approved, payable, paid, reversed, adjusted, or otherwise classified within the Partner Dashboard.

A commission is not earned or payable until Venom approves it following applicable order, delivery, return, fraud, payment, and account-review periods.

Venom currently intends to issue eligible Partner payouts through PayPal.

Before receiving a payout, a Partner must:

a. Enter and maintain an accurate PayPal email address in the Partner Dashboard;

b. Provide any requested identity, business, banking, payment, or tax documentation;

c. Maintain an active account in good standing;

d. Reach any minimum payout threshold stated in current Program Materials; and

e. Satisfy the applicable review and validation period.

The current payout schedule, minimum payout threshold, commission-hold period, and processing procedures will be stated in the Partner Dashboard or other written Program Materials before the applicable payout cycle.

Balances below an applicable minimum threshold may roll forward to a future payout cycle.

Venom is not responsible for delays or failed payments caused by:

a. Incorrect PayPal information;

b. An unavailable, restricted, suspended, or unverified PayPal account;

c. Payment-provider review;

d. Missing tax documentation;

e. Identity-verification issues;

f. Legal or regulatory restrictions; or

g. Events outside Venom’s reasonable control.

Any fees, currency-conversion costs, or deductions imposed by PayPal or another payment provider may reduce the amount the Partner receives.

No interest accrues on pending, held, disputed, or unpaid commission balances.

Venom may offset future commissions against prior overpayments, refunds, returns, chargebacks, negative balances, duplicate payments, fraud losses, or other amounts properly owed to Venom.

Venom reviews Partner commissions monthly. A commission becomes eligible for payout after thirty calendar days have passed from delivery of the applicable order and the transaction remains a Qualifying Sale.

Eligible payouts are ordinarily issued through PayPal on the first Friday of each month. When processing cannot reasonably occur on that date because of a holiday, payment-provider interruption, technical issue, or similar circumstance, payment may be issued on the next available business day.

The minimum payout threshold is $25.00. A valid eligible balance below $25.00 will remain in the Partner’s account and roll forward to subsequent monthly payout cycles until the minimum threshold is reached.

Commissions that have not completed the applicable validation period by the monthly payout cutoff will remain pending and be considered during a later payout cycle.

A commission associated with a later refund, return, cancellation, chargeback, payment dispute, fraud determination, duplicate payment, or other non-qualifying transaction may be reversed or deducted from the Partner’s current or future commission balance, including after the commission was previously paid.

11. REFUNDS, RETURNS, CANCELLATIONS, AND CHARGEBACKS

Commissions connected to a cancelled, returned, refunded, disputed, charged-back, fraudulent, or otherwise reversed order are not earned.

If a commission was already credited or paid, Venom may:

a. Reverse the commission;

b. Deduct the amount from the Partner’s current or future balance;

c. Place the account into a negative balance;

d. Delay future payouts while the matter is reconciled; or

e. Request repayment when no sufficient future balance exists.

A Partner must not encourage customers to place temporary, duplicate, false, or cancellable orders to generate commission activity.

12. TAXES AND REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION

The Partner is responsible for determining and satisfying all federal, state, local, and other tax obligations arising from Program earnings.

Venom does not provide tax, accounting, or legal advice to Partners.

Venom may require a Partner to provide:

a. Form W-9;

b. A taxpayer identification number;

c. Legal name and business information;

d. Identity-verification documents;

e. Payment information; and

f. Any other documentation required for lawful payment or reporting.

Venom may withhold or delay payouts until required information is received and verified.

Venom may issue Form 1099-NEC or another tax document when required by applicable law.

13. MATERIAL-CONNECTION AND AFFILIATE DISCLOSURES

Partners must clearly and conspicuously disclose their financial relationship with Venom whenever they promote, endorse, recommend, review, or link to Venom in circumstances where the relationship may affect how a reasonable customer evaluates the message.

A disclosure must:

a. Be understandable to an ordinary customer;

b. Appear close to the endorsement, claim, recommendation, referral link, or promotional code;

c. Be difficult to miss;

d. Not be buried among unrelated hashtags, hidden below a “more” button, placed only on a separate disclosure page, or obscured by small text;

e. Be included within video or audio content when the endorsement is communicated through video or audio; and

f. Accurately explain that the Partner may receive compensation.

Examples may include:

“I am a Venom Partner and may earn a commission from qualifying purchases.”

“Affiliate link — I may earn a commission.”

“Paid partnership with Venom Intensifier.”

“#ad”

Venom does not guarantee that any single example is sufficient in every context. Partners remain responsible for using a disclosure appropriate to the platform, format, audience, and applicable law.

14. EARNINGS REPRESENTATIONS

Partners may not make false, misleading, unsubstantiated, atypical, or unauthorized claims regarding income or earning potential.

Unless Venom provides prior written approval and supporting disclosures, a Partner may not:

a. State or imply that participants are likely to earn a particular amount;

b. Describe the Program as guaranteed income;

c. Promise full-time income, replacement income, financial freedom, passive income, rapid income, easy money, or a specific lifestyle;

d. Display earnings screenshots, commission statements, deposits, cash, luxury items, or lifestyle imagery in a way that implies typical or expected results;

e. Represent that recruiting people alone generates compensation;

f. Represent the Program as employment, a salaried position, or a guaranteed business opportunity;

g. state that results are typical without substantiation; or

h. omit material costs, effort, limitations, or conditions when discussing an approved personal result.

Partners may truthfully state that commissions are available on Qualifying Sales and that actual results depend on genuine sales activity, compliance, customer demand, effort, skill, audience, and other factors.

There is no guarantee of sales, commissions, network growth, profit, or any other financial result.

15. PRODUCT POSITIONING AND APPROVED CLAIMS

Partners must represent Venom Intensifier™ accurately and consistently with current Program Materials.

Venom Intensifier™ is positioned as a professional presentation and portfolio enhancement product designed to support visual presentation, photography, videography, portfolio development, content creation, client showcases, marketing materials, and professional appearance.

Partners may not state or imply that Venom Intensifier™:

a. Is a medical product;

b. Diagnoses, treats, cures, prevents, or manages a medical condition;

c. Stimulates hair growth or restores hair follicles;

d. Reverses hair loss;

e. Provides therapeutic, pharmaceutical, dermatological, or medical benefits;

f. Is a permanent cosmetic solution;

g. Is scalp micropigmentation, cosmetic tattooing, permanent pigmentation, or permanent hair restoration;

h. Replaces barbering, grooming, artistic, photographic, or professional skill;

i. Guarantees increased clientele, income, social-media growth, customer satisfaction, confidence, success, or another outcome;

j. Is completely waterproof, transfer-proof, stain-proof, or identical in performance for every user; or

k. Has a feature, ingredient, color, size, certification, approval, safety status, or future release that Venom has not officially confirmed.

Partners must not provide medical, allergy, dermatological, or individualized safety advice on Venom’s behalf.

Partners must not make unsupported superiority claims or state that a competing product is inferior without written authorization and reliable substantiation.

16. HONEST RESULTS AND NON-DECEPTIVE CONTENT

Venom is intended to support presentation of work that genuinely exists, not fabricate skill, results, achievements, or customer outcomes.

Partners may not:

a. Misrepresent a haircut, enhancement, application, before-and-after result, customer experience, or product outcome;

b. Use intentionally deceptive lighting, angles, edits, filters, retouching, or other techniques to create a false product result;

c. Present enhancement as natural hair growth or a permanent density change;

d. Hide material facts necessary to prevent a promotion from being misleading;

e. Claim or imply that no enhancement was used when Venom was used;

f. Degrade, embarrass, exploit, or humiliate a customer to make a transformation appear more dramatic;

g. Use an identifiable customer’s image, voice, likeness, or story without appropriate permission; or

h. submit fake reviews, testimonials, comments, followers, engagement, leads, or purchases.

Normal production editing, including ordinary cuts, transitions, captions, cropping, sound design, and reasonable color correction, is permitted when it does not materially misrepresent the product or result.

17. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

Only Venom may authorize artificial-intelligence use in Venom advertising or promotional content.

A Partner may not independently use AI-generated or AI-altered imagery, video, audio, testimonials, demonstrations, customer results, product applications, before-and-after content, or other promotional evidence in connection with Venom without Venom’s prior written approval.

A Partner may not tag, hashtag, identify, or represent AI-altered content as evidence of Venom’s actual performance unless the content is part of a Venom-authorized campaign.

18. RECRUITING STANDARDS

Partners may recruit potential participants through approved referral pathways.

Recruiting must be truthful, professional, voluntary, and focused on the actual Program.

A Partner must clearly explain that:

a. Enrollment is subject to approval;

b. Compensation is based on Qualifying Sales, not merely recruiting;

c. Sales and earnings are not guaranteed;

d. A recruit is not an employee of Venom;

e. Creator status is separate and not automatically included;

f. Venom controls top-level placement; and

g. A recruit must review and accept the current Terms.

Partners may not:

a. Use high-pressure tactics;

b. Create false urgency;

c. claim that an invitation is exclusive when it is not;

d. misrepresent costs, commissions, discounts, requirements, or benefits;

e. promise a particular network position;

f. charge a fee for access to the Program;

g. sell training that is represented as required by Venom without written authorization;

h. require a recruit to purchase Venom;

i. impersonate a Venom employee, officer, manager, or authorized spokesperson; or

j. use deceptive job listings, employment ads, income ads, or business-opportunity ads.

Venom may review, approve, reject, reposition, suspend, or remove any recruited account.

19. COMMERCIAL EMAIL, TEXTING, AND DIRECT MESSAGES

Partners are responsible for complying with all laws and platform rules governing email, text messages, telephone calls, direct messages, and other solicitations.

Partners may not:

a. Send spam;

b. use false or misleading sender information;

c. use deceptive subject lines;

d. harvest email addresses or telephone numbers;

e. purchase or use unlawfully obtained contact lists;

f. ignore opt-out, unsubscribe, do-not-contact, or consent requirements;

g. send automated texts or calls without legally sufficient permission;

h. conceal the commercial nature of a message when disclosure is required; or

i. continue contacting a person who has asked the Partner to stop.

Venom may require prior approval of mass-email, mass-text, automated-message, or paid-lead campaigns.

20. PROHIBITED ATTRIBUTION AND COMMISSION PRACTICES

Partners may not engage in:

a. Cookie stuffing;

b. link hijacking;

c. hidden redirects;

d. forced clicks;

e. automatic cookie placement without genuine customer interaction;

f. adware, spyware, malicious software, or deceptive browser extensions;

g. false coupon claims;

h. unauthorized coupon-site placement;

i. trademark bidding or paid-search advertising using Venom’s names or marks without written approval;

j. bidding on common misspellings of Venom’s marks;

k. domain names, social-media usernames, pages, groups, or profiles that misleadingly appear to be owned or operated by Venom;

l. self-referrals;

m. duplicate, fake, test, or circular transactions;

n. placing orders using another person’s identity or payment method to conceal a self-purchase;

o. interfering with another Partner’s referral attribution; or

p. any practice designed primarily to obtain commission without creating genuine customer demand.

21. BRAND ASSETS AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

Venom retains all rights in its names, trademarks, logos, product images, packaging, copy, photographs, videos, designs, slogans, website materials, and other intellectual property.

While a Partner remains active and in good standing, Venom grants the Partner a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable license to use approved Venom brand assets solely to promote eligible Venom products under these Terms.

A Partner may not:

a. Claim ownership of Venom intellectual property;

b. register or attempt to register a Venom trademark, domain, social handle, business name, or confusingly similar mark;

c. materially alter a Venom logo or product image without approval;

d. create unauthorized packaging, labels, products, announcements, guarantees, promotions, or company statements;

e. sublicense Venom assets;

f. use Venom assets after suspension or termination; or

g. imply that Venom owns, manages, endorses, or guarantees the Partner’s separate business.

Venom may require correction or removal of any unauthorized or noncompliant use.

22. RESALE, WHOLESALE, AND THIRD-PARTY MARKETPLACES

Standard Partner participation does not authorize a Partner to act as a Venom wholesaler, distributor, retailer, reseller, franchisee, sales representative, or marketplace seller.

A Partner may not list, sell, distribute, or offer Venom products through Amazon, eBay, Walmart Marketplace, another third-party marketplace, or another unauthorized sales channel based solely on Partner status.

Wholesale pricing, Creator purchasing benefits, direct resale rights, marketplace authorization, and distribution rights require separate written approval from Venom.

A Partner may refer a potential wholesale customer to Venom but may not promise wholesale approval, pricing, inventory, tax treatment, territory, delivery dates, or distribution rights.

23. CUSTOMER AND PROGRAM DATA

Partners may receive limited customer or Program information through purchase notifications, reports, or the Partner Dashboard.

Partners must:

a. Use that information only for legitimate Program purposes;

b. Protect it from unauthorized access, disclosure, sale, or misuse;

c. Not contact a customer merely because the customer’s name appears in a purchase notification unless the Partner otherwise has lawful permission;

d. Not download, scrape, copy, sell, trade, or build an unrelated marketing list from Program data;

e. Follow Venom’s Privacy Policy and applicable privacy laws; and

f. promptly report suspected unauthorized access or misuse.

Customer data, account data, and Program records remain subject to Venom’s and its service providers’ rights and obligations.

24. CREATOR PROGRAM IS SEPARATE

Participation in the Venom Partner Network does not make a person an Official Venom Creator.

A Partner may not describe themselves as:

“Official Venom Creator,”

“Venom Content Creator,”

“Venom Representative,”

“Venom Employee,”

or another title suggesting separate approval unless Venom has granted that status in writing and the status remains active.

Creator Tests, Creator discounts, portfolio standards, promotional-Reel requirements, content licenses, competitor restrictions, resale permissions, annual renewal, and other Creator obligations or benefits are governed by separate Creator Program documents.

A Partner account alone does not provide:

a. A thirty-percent Creator purchase discount;

b. Creator resale permission;

c. free products;

d. content approval;

e. Official Creator status;

f. campaign placement;

g. collaboration rights; or

h. any Creator benefit not separately granted in writing.

When a Partner is also an Official Creator, these Terms govern Partner commissions and network activity, while the separate Creator Agreement governs Creator status and obligations. The more specific written agreement controls if provisions conflict.

25. NON-EXCLUSIVITY AND COMPETITOR CONDUCT

Unless a separate Creator or campaign agreement states otherwise, ordinary Partner participation is non-exclusive.

However, Partners may not use Venom promotional activity to:

a. publish knowingly false statements about a competitor;

b. harass or threaten a competitor or its representatives;

c. make unsupported superiority claims;

d. misrepresent competitor products; or

e. create the false impression that Venom authorized an attack or comparison.

Official Creator exclusivity and competitor-conduct requirements are governed separately.

26. INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR RELATIONSHIP

The parties intend for the Partner to participate as an independent contractor and not as an employee.

Nothing in these Terms creates:

a. An employment relationship;

b. A partnership;

c. A joint venture;

d. A franchise;

e. An agency relationship;

f. A fiduciary relationship;

g. An exclusive territory; or

h. Authority to bind Venom.

The Partner controls whether, when, where, and how to conduct lawful promotional activity, subject to these Terms.

The Partner is not entitled to wages, salary, minimum compensation, overtime, employee benefits, unemployment benefits, workers’ compensation benefits, expense reimbursement, or another employee benefit from Venom.

The Partner may not:

a. Sign a contract on Venom’s behalf;

b. accept payment on Venom’s behalf;

c. modify product pricing or policies;

d. approve a return, refund, wholesale account, Creator application, or policy exception;

e. make a warranty or promise not authorized by Venom; or

f. represent that the Partner has authority to make company decisions.

Actual legal classification is determined by applicable law, not merely by the title used in these Terms.

27. ACCOUNT SECURITY

The Partner is responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of account credentials and for all activity conducted through the account.

The Partner must promptly notify Venom of:

a. Unauthorized account access;

b. a compromised password;

c. inaccurate account information;

d. a change in PayPal information;

e. suspected fraud; or

f. misuse of the Partner’s link or promotional code.

A Partner may not sell, transfer, share, lease, or assign an account or network position without Venom’s written approval.

28. CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION

A Partner may receive nonpublic information regarding products, pricing, campaigns, customers, operations, software, future plans, inventory, Creator opportunities, financial information, or Program administration.

The Partner may not disclose or use confidential information except as authorized for Program participation.

Confidential information does not include information that:

a. Becomes public through no breach by the Partner;

b. was lawfully known by the Partner before disclosure;

c. is lawfully received from another source without a confidentiality duty; or

d. must be disclosed by law, provided the Partner gives Venom lawful advance notice when permitted.

Confidentiality obligations survive termination.

29. MONITORING, CORRECTIONS, AND COOPERATION

Venom may monitor Program activity and review websites, social-media content, advertisements, recruiting messages, customer complaints, transaction patterns, account data, and other relevant information for compliance.

The Partner agrees to cooperate with reasonable compliance inquiries and provide requested records relating to a promotion, claim, referral, sale, or recruiting activity.

Venom may require a Partner to:

a. Correct a disclosure;

b. remove or revise content;

c. stop using a claim or asset;

d. identify the source of a sale or lead;

e. provide proof of customer consent or content rights;

f. stop a recruiting or advertising campaign; or

g. complete updated training.

Failure to cooperate may result in suspended tracking, held commissions, account suspension, or termination.

30. SUSPENSION AND TERMINATION

Either party may end the Partner relationship.

A Partner may resign by providing written notice to Venom.

Venom may suspend or terminate a Partner account, referral link, promotional code, customer association, network eligibility, or payout access with or without prior notice when permitted by law.

Grounds may include:

a. Fraud or attempted fraud;

b. deceptive product or earnings claims;

c. spam or unlawful solicitation;

d. account duplication or network manipulation;

e. self-referrals or artificial transactions;

f. misuse of customer information;

g. intellectual-property misuse;

h. failure to provide required tax or payment information;

i. chargeback or refund abuse;

j. harassment, threats, hateful conduct, illegal activity, or conduct materially harmful to Venom;

k. unauthorized marketplace selling or resale;

l. failure to follow a correction request;

m. inactivity or Program restructuring;

n. a change in legal or platform requirements; or

o. any material breach of these Terms.

Venom may temporarily hold commissions during an investigation.

A temporary hold does not mean a violation has been proven.

31. EFFECT OF TERMINATION

Upon suspension or termination, the Partner must immediately stop:

a. Representing themselves as an active Venom Partner;

b. using Venom brand assets except as necessary to remove prior materials;

c. sharing active referral links or promotional codes;

d. recruiting for the Program; and

e. accessing or using confidential Program information.

The Partner has no right to commissions from sales occurring after the effective termination date unless Venom expressly approves otherwise in writing.

Valid commissions connected to Qualifying Sales completed before termination remain subject to all normal review, refund, fraud, offset, tax, and payout requirements.

Commissions connected to prohibited, fraudulent, non-qualifying, or policy-violating activity were never earned and may be cancelled or reversed.

When the relationship ends, Venom may maintain, freeze, reassign, compress, restructure, or otherwise administer the former Partner’s network and customer associations as reasonably necessary and as supported by the Program Platform.

The former Partner has no ownership right or continuing financial interest in the Downline, Upline, customer associations, referral code, Partner account, or future Program activity.

32. PROGRAM CHANGES

Venom may modify the Program prospectively, including:

a. Commission rates;

b. revenue milestones;

c. network rates or depth;

d. customer discounts;

e. eligible products;

f. attribution rules;

g. cookie periods;

h. lifetime associations;

i. payout schedules;

j. minimum payout thresholds;

k. hold periods;

l. approved marketing methods;

m. Program technology;

n. eligibility requirements; and

o. these Terms.

Venom will provide reasonable notice of material changes through email, the Partner Dashboard, revised Program Materials, or another appropriate method.

A change will not retroactively reduce a commission already finally approved on a completed Qualifying Sale, except to correct an error, fraud, duplicate payment, refund, chargeback, or other non-qualifying transaction.

Continued participation after the effective date of revised Terms constitutes acceptance of the revised Terms.

33. PLATFORM AND PROGRAM DISCLAIMERS

The Program, Partner Dashboard, tracking systems, referral links, reports, communications, and related services are provided on an “as available” basis to the extent permitted by law.

Venom does not guarantee:

a. Continuous or error-free platform access;

b. uninterrupted tracking;

c. attribution of every customer interaction;

d. compatibility with every browser, device, application, or platform;

e. that a promotional code will work with every product or promotion;

f. any level of traffic, leads, sales, commissions, recruits, or profit;

g. continued availability of a particular third-party provider; or

h. continuation of the Program for a particular period.

Venom may correct platform errors, commission calculations, attribution mistakes, and account records.

34. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

To the fullest extent permitted by law, Venom Labs LLC and its owners, members, managers, employees, contractors, service providers, and affiliates will not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, punitive, or lost-profit damages arising from or related to the Program.

To the fullest extent permitted by law, Venom’s total liability arising from the Program will not exceed the amount of approved commissions paid or payable to the Partner during the twelve months immediately preceding the event giving rise to the claim.

Nothing in these Terms excludes liability that cannot lawfully be limited or excluded.

35. INDEMNIFICATION

The Partner agrees to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless Venom Labs LLC and its owners, members, managers, employees, contractors, service providers, and affiliates from claims, losses, liabilities, penalties, damages, judgments, costs, and reasonable legal expenses arising from or related to:

a. The Partner’s breach of these Terms;

b. the Partner’s advertising, endorsements, content, recruiting, communications, or sales conduct;

c. false or unsupported product or earnings claims;

d. failure to make required disclosures;

e. infringement of intellectual-property, privacy, publicity, or other rights;

f. unlawful email, text, call, or direct-message activity;

g. misuse of customer or Program information;

h. the Partner’s taxes, business operations, employees, or contractors; or

i. fraud, negligence, willful misconduct, or violation of law by the Partner.

36. GOVERNING LAW AND DISPUTE RESOLUTION

These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of Florida, without regard to conflict-of-law principles.

Before filing a lawsuit, the Partner and Venom agree to make a good-faith effort to resolve the dispute through written notice and informal discussion for at least thirty days.

Any legal action that is not resolved informally must be brought in a state or federal court with jurisdiction in or serving Marion County, Florida, unless applicable law requires otherwise.

Each party consents to personal jurisdiction and venue in those courts.

37. GENERAL TERMS

Entire Agreement.

These Terms, the Privacy Policy, applicable website Terms of Service, Program Materials, and any separately signed agreement constitute the complete agreement concerning the Partner’s participation.

Order of Precedence.

A specific written agreement signed by Venom controls over these Terms only concerning the subject expressly addressed in that agreement.

Severability.

If any provision is held invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions remain effective to the fullest extent permitted by law.

No Waiver.

Failure to enforce a provision does not waive the right to enforce it later.

Assignment.

The Partner may not assign or transfer these Terms, the Partner account, or a network position without Venom’s written approval. Venom may assign these Terms in connection with a merger, sale, reorganization, transfer of the brand, or other lawful business transaction.

Headings.

Section headings are for convenience and do not limit the meaning of these Terms.

Electronic Acceptance.

Electronic acceptance, account creation, continued participation, and electronic records may be used to evidence agreement to these Terms.

Survival.

Sections concerning taxes, confidential information, intellectual property, data use, commission adjustments, indemnification, limitations of liability, dispute resolution, and post-termination obligations survive termination.

38. CONTACT

Questions regarding the Venom Partner Network or these Terms may be sent to:

info@venomintensifier.com

Venom Intensifier™
A brand operated by Venom Labs LLC
Ocala, Florida, United States

Last Updated: August 31, 2026