Ad License

Effective date: [date]. This license is part of The Scoop Library Terms of Service. "We" means [LLC legal name], doing business as The Scoop Library. "You" means the business that got the ad. "Ad" means everything we deliver for one library ad: the image files in both Meta sizes, feed (1080 x 1350) and Stories/Reels (1080 x 1920), the 3 ad texts, the headline and the launch checklist. Everything in this license covers both image files.

1. In short

Run the ad for your own business, on Facebook and Instagram and in your own marketing. Don't resell it or pass it on. We won't sell it to anyone near you for 90 days after you use it. You're responsible for what it promises about your business. If Meta rejects it as we made it and you tell us within 30 days, you pick a swap, a credit or a refund.

2. What you may do

When you pay for an ad (or use a free code or credit for it) and we deliver it, we give you a non-exclusive, non-transferable license to:

• run the ad to promote your own business, under your own name, on Facebook, Instagram, Messenger and Meta's Audience Network, and in your own marketing, such as your website, emails, door hangers, flyers and yard signs;
• let your own employees, and a contractor or agency running ads for your business, use it only for your business;
• make the edits in section 4.

This license has no end date. It continues as long as you follow it (see section 7).

3. What you may not do

• Sell, resell, rent, give away, share or sublicense the ad, its text or its files to anyone else, including another business, a franchisor or other franchisees, a marketing agency's other clients, a template or stock-image site, or an online group.
• Use it for another location or company you own that doesn't have its own Scoop Library account and its own license. [Each location of a franchise is a separate business.]
• Use the ad, its text or our library to train or improve an AI model, or to build a competing ad library or template service.
• Register the ad, or anything in it, as a trademark or copyright, or claim you made it.
• Remove or change the hidden identifier in the delivered files.
• Use the ad in a way that's false, misleading or illegal, or that breaks Meta's Advertising Standards.

4. Edits

You may resize or crop either image, change or shorten the ad text and headline, and add your logo, a border, or a small legally required notice (for example an AI disclosure, section 9). You may not change an image in a way that makes it look like someone else's business or adds a claim you can't back up. Edits are your responsibility: an ad you've changed isn't covered by the Meta rejection promise (section 8) unless the change was one we told you to make.

5. The 90-day area lock

• When you pay for an ad (or use a free ad on it), we lock it for 90 days to the ZIP codes in your profile at that time. During those 90 days we won't sell or give that ad to another business whose ZIP codes overlap yours. While you're at checkout and haven't paid yet, we hold the ad for you for 2 hours.
• A profile can list up to 40 ZIP codes.
• The lock is our own sales rule. It's based only on the ZIP codes companies give us. It doesn't cover similar ads, other ads in the library, ads you or anyone else made outside The Scoop Library, or ads a company already had before your lock started.
• It isn't a promise that nobody near you will run something similar. AI-made images aren't unique, and anyone can see running ads in Meta's Ad Library.
• Keep your ZIP codes accurate. ZIP codes you add after your lock starts aren't covered by that lock.
• If we break the lock by mistake, tell us. We'll stop selling the ad in your area and give you one credit, or refund that ad if you prefer.

6. Your offers, prices and claims

• You choose what your ad says about your business and you're responsible for it. That includes the business name, area, phone number, prices, offers (for example "first clean free", "no contracts", "free sanitizer") and any wording you pick or type at checkout.
• You promise that what your ad says is true, that you'll honor every offer it makes for the people who answer it, and that it follows the law, including the FTC Act and your state's advertising and consumer laws.
• Some ads show an offer that's part of the design (an offer we can't change, listed on the ad's page). Buy that ad only if you'll honor that offer, or choose a different ad.
• We check every ad before it reaches you, but our check is for fit, spelling against your answers, and Meta's rules as we understand them. It isn't legal review of your offer.
• We may decline wording that breaks Meta's rules or the law. We never decline an ad because of which offer you choose.

7. When the license ends

Your license to an ad ends if you break this license or the Terms of Service and don't fix it within 10 days of our email, or at once if you resell or share the ad. It also ends for that ad if you reverse the payment for it through a chargeback and the chargeback isn't resolved in our favor. When it ends, stop running the ad and delete the files. Sections 3, 6, 10 and 11 keep applying after it ends.

8. Meta rejections

If Meta disapproves an ad as we delivered it (no changes except ones we told you to make):

1. Send us the rejection message or a screenshot within 30 days of delivery, using "Report a problem" in your account.
2. We'll fix the ad if the reason is something we can change, or help you request another review.
3. If it still can't run, you pick one: a swap for another ad of your choice, one credit, or a refund of that ad to your card (a free ad gets a swap or a credit).

Not covered: changes you made; your own business details, prices or claims; your ad account being restricted or disabled; special ad categories; targeting; your landing page or lead form; your Page's history; or a Meta rule change more than 30 days after delivery. Full details: Refund and Credit Policy.

9. AI-made images and people

• Our ads are made with AI image tools and edited by people. AI-made images may have little or no copyright protection, and similar images may exist.
• Some ads show a person who was made by AI. Those ads are tagged "AI-made person" on their page. If you show one of those ads to people in New York, New York law (General Business Law 396-b, in force June 9, 2026) requires a conspicuous disclosure that the ad features a synthetic performer. It's your responsibility as the advertiser. [We offer a version of each tagged ad with a disclosure line built in.]
• Meta may add its own "AI info" label to ads made with AI tools. Don't strip the file's content-credential data; Meta and others may read it.

10. Ownership

We (and the companies that licensed ads to us) keep all rights in the ads, text and files. You own your business name, logo, photos and details; you let us place them in your ad and keep a copy to deliver and support it.

11. Warranty and limits

We promise that, as delivered, we have the right to license the ad to you. Everything else in the Terms of Service about disclaimers, the liability cap and indemnity applies to this license.

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