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Influencer Agreement Template: A Ready Campaign Contract Certified by a Licensed Saudi Lawyer
- Category
- Commercial contracts
- Language
- Arabic + English
- Format
- Editable DOCX
CERTIFICATION RECORD
This template was prepared and reviewed by a licensed Saudi lawyer and is kept current as the Kingdom's regulations change.
Where an Arabic and an English text exist, the Arabic text prevails
An agreement governing deliverables, posting dates, content approval, exclusivity, and the fee, drafted for the Saudi market and bilingual.
Influencer campaigns are usually run through quick messages and a verbal understanding on the number of posts and the fee, and the disagreement surfaces at the first missed posting date, or when the influencer posts for a competitor the following week, or when the brand demands the removal of content it never approved. The influencer agreement is the document that turns the campaign into a written commitment between the brand and the influencer or their agency: what is posted, on which platform, when, and who approves the content before it goes live. Sighaty template C-07 is written for the Saudi market and the good-faith principle of the Civil Transactions Law, and it covers deliverables, posting dates, content approval, exclusivity, the limits on using the advertising material, the fee, performance reporting, and termination, in two parallel languages with the Arabic text prevailing on any difference.
Get the Influencer Agreement TemplateC-07What this agreement is and when you need it
An influencer agreement is a marketing services contract of a special kind: its deliverable is content that another party publishes to their own audience in your brand's name, so their conduct, their timing, and the rights in their material all become part of your commercial risk. Every brand contracting a content creator on Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, YouTube, or X needs it, and the influencer needs it just as much to secure the fee and define what the brand does and does not own of their content. What this template most usefully settles are the three points a verbal understanding almost always leaves open: who approves the content before it is posted, how far the influencer's exclusivity runs against competitors, and how long the brand may keep reusing the material after the campaign ends.
- A product launch campaign with a single creator or a group of influencers.
- An annual or seasonal engagement with a brand ambassador.
- Contracting through the influencer's agency instead of with the influencer personally.
- A campaign that includes product gifting alongside the cash fee.
What the smart-fill asks and what you receive
The smart-fill starts with the brand's name in Arabic and English and its commercial registration number, then asks the one question that reshapes the whole agreement: are you contracting with the influencer personally or with their agency? Based on that it asks for the counterparty's ID or CR number. It then asks for the content category, the campaign term of either six or twelve months, whether the advertising material may be used worldwide or inside the Kingdom only, the fee amount, and whether the campaign includes free product gifting in addition to the fee.
The second half of the questions sets the campaign's rhythm through its notice periods: how many days the brand needs to approve content before posting, how long exclusivity runs against competitors after the campaign ends, how much time the influencer is given to remedy a missed posting date before the brand may terminate for breach, and within how many days metrics reporting on reach, views, and clicks is delivered. It closes with the payment structure, either a split between signature and completion or a single payment a set period after the deliverables are complete, and with the dispute forum, either the competent court or arbitration under the Saudi Center for Commercial Arbitration.
Within minutes you receive a formatted bilingual Word document, ready to sign, with the unused options stripped out so you are not handed a contract full of bracketed alternatives. You move from scattered messages to a single agreement that ties the deliverables to the dates and the dates to the fee.
Why a lawyer-certified template beats a free download
Most influencer agreement templates circulating for free are translated from a foreign market, assume a different advertising environment and consumer-protection regime, and usually omit exactly what a Saudi advertiser needs: the influencer's obligation to disclose the advertising nature of the content, the limits on reusing the material once the engagement ends, and a clear mechanism for a missed posting date. The Sighaty template is certified by a licensed Saudi lawyer, written for the local market, and updated as the regulations change, so what you spend on the influencer stays protected by a document that knows what to do when the campaign does not go as agreed.
Frequently asked questions
Should I contract with the influencer personally or with their agency?
Both are supported, and you choose between them in the first questions of the smart-fill, after which the second party's drafting and the details requested change accordingly. Contracting with the agency is administratively easier, but it places an intermediary between you and whoever actually posts, so it stays important to name the deliverables and the posting accounts specifically in the agreement whichever party signs.
What if the influencer posts for a competitor during the campaign?
That is what the exclusivity and conduct clause addresses. During fill-in you set the content category exclusivity applies to and how long it extends after the campaign ends, so posting for a competitor inside that category and that period becomes a breach described in the contract rather than an argument about intent. Defining the category precisely matters more than stretching the period, because a sweeping, boundless exclusivity can be hard to hold in practice.
Can the brand reuse the influencer's content in its own paid ads?
It depends on what you set in the template. During fill-in you choose whether the advertising material may be used worldwide or inside the Kingdom only, and the duration of that use is governed by the agreement's clauses. The most recurrent dispute in influencer campaigns arises when a brand keeps using the influencer's image after the campaign has ended without a clause permitting it, and agreeing the territory and the period in writing closes that door from the start.
The content is general guidance, not legal advice; consult a licensed lawyer for your specific case.