By registering as a Publisher on the TarGo monetization platform located at https://targo.io (“Website”), you agree to be bound by these Publisher Terms and Conditions (“Agreement”), all applicable laws, and regulations. If you do not accept any part of this Agreement, you are prohibited from using the Platform.
This Agreement is made by and between Targo Lab LLC (“TarGo”) and the individual or entity (“Publisher”) using the Service as a publisher. This Agreement is in addition to the TarGo Privacy Policy, available on the TarGo Website. TarGo and the Publisher agree to the following:
1. DEFINITIONS
- 1.1 “Account” means a password‑protected Publisher access that allows the Publisher to manage earnings, integrations, postbacks, and settings within the TarGo Dashboard.
- 1.2 “Account Data” means all performance reports, analytics, monetization insights, and related information accessible to the Publisher through the Dashboard.
- 1.3 “Advertiser(s)” means third‑party companies or networks providing offers, surveys, or promotional campaigns displayed within the TarGo Platform.
- 1.4 “Agreement” means these Publisher Terms, including any supplemental legal documents, policies, or written agreements executed by both Parties.
- 1.5 “Commission” means the compensation paid to the Publisher by TarGo for each valid user activity completed through the Platform.
- 1.6 “Completed Event” means a valid offer completion, survey completion, install, signup, purchase, or other rewarded activity performed by an eligible User and verified by the Advertiser and TarGo.
- 1.7 “TarGo App” or “Application” means the offerwall, SDK, iframe, API, survey modules, or any software tools provided by TarGo for integration by the Publisher.
- 1.8 “TarGo Dashboard” or “Dashboard” means the online interface used by Publishers to configure integrations, manage apps, review earnings, and monitor performance.
- 1.9 “TarGo Platform” or “Platform” means all systems, APIs, software, technologies, and services developed or operated by Targo Lab LLC.
- 1.10 “Fraud” or “Fraudulent Traffic” means invalid user activity including fake completions, duplicate entries, VPN/proxy abuse, bots, automated traffic, fabricated data, or any activity deemed fraudulent by TarGo or Advertisers.
- 1.11 “Net Earnings” means total approved revenues collected by TarGo from Advertisers, minus chargebacks, refunds, taxes, penalties, and fees.
- 1.12 “Publisher” means any individual or legal entity using TarGo to distribute offers, surveys, or monetization tools to Users through an app, website, or platform.
- 1.13 “User(s)” means the end‑users interacting with the Platform through the Publisher’s properties.
- 1.14 “User Activities” means any actions performed by Users within the TarGo environment, including completing offers, viewing surveys, or any other rewarded interaction.
- 1.15 “User Data” means all data collected or generated through User interactions with the Platform.
- 1.16 “Services” means all monetization, tracking, reporting, analytic, fraud‑prevention, and offer delivery services provided by TarGo.
- 1.17 “Tracking Data” means performance metrics, device information, operating system data, IP address, location indicators, and all technical data collected for offer tracking and fraud detection.
- 1.18 “Tracking Method” means the tracking technologies, reporting systems, and validation procedures used to measure performance and User activity.
- 1.19 “Website” means the TarGo website at https://targo.io including all published documentation, legal notices, and related content.
2. ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
- Publisher must be at least eighteen (18) years old or a legally registered business entity.
- Publisher must provide accurate and truthful account details, including a business or verified developer email.
- Publisher must have full rights and authority to enter into this Agreement.
- Publisher represents that all submitted applications, websites, or platforms comply with applicable laws and contain no illegal, abusive, harmful, fraudulent, pornographic, or otherwise prohibited content.
- Publisher must own or have the legal right to operate the apps, domains, or properties submitted to the Dashboard.
- Publisher agrees to provide any records or documents required by TarGo to verify compliance.
- TarGo may request removal of TarGo integrations from any Publisher property at any time, with or without cause. Failure to comply constitutes a material breach of this Agreement.
3. SERVICES PROVIDED BY TARGO
TarGo will use commercially reasonable efforts to:
- Make available the Website, Dashboard, APIs, and monetization tools.
- Deliver offers and surveys from Advertisers for eligible Users.
- Provide the TarGo App/iframe/SDK for integration.
- Track performance and provide reporting via the Dashboard.
- Provide User support for offer inquiries made through the Platform.
- Provide Publisher support during business hours via email or live chat.
4. PAYMENTS AND VALIDATION
4.1 Compensation and Minimum Payout. Publisher’s sole compensation (“Commission”) shall be derived from the Net Earnings actually collected and received by TarGo in connection with the validated User Activities. TarGo shall in no event be responsible for paying any Commission if the Advertiser fails to pay TarGo. In case that the balance of amounts payable to the Publisher is less than one hundred dollars ($100.00) USD, the balance will be carried forward to the following calendar month until the balance exceeds the minimum threshold, or the Agreement is terminated. Notwithstanding the foregoing, TarGo will pay out any accrued Commission amount by the end of each calendar year, regardless of the threshold, upon request.
4.2 Billing and Payment Terms. Commissions will be calculated and invoiced based on the Publisher’s approved payment term (Net 7, Net 15, Net 30, or Net 60).
For Net 7, invoices are generated weekly.
For Net 15, invoices are generated every fifteen (15) days.
For Net 30 and Net 60, invoices are generated on a monthly basis, following the end of each calendar month.
Payment is due and payable within seven (7), fifteen (15), thirty (30), or sixty (60) calendar days, respectively, from the invoice date, depending on the agreed payment term. Payments will be made in U.S. dollars unless otherwise agreed. TarGo may deduct from the payable amounts any applicable wire transfer fees or other payment processing costs.
4.3 Validation and Devalidation. Advertisers can devalidate (cancel generated earnings for) a User Activity at any time. This devalidation is due to reasons of Fraud (see 4.4) or invalid responses/actions by the User (e.g., speeding, pattern responses, nonsense entries, non-compliance with offer terms, etc.). TarGo will take the cancellation into the current or upcoming payment calculation. Any devalidations that occur after the current Billing Period will be reflected in the next payment period.
4.4 Fraud and Penalties. TarGo is not required to pay Publisher for any fraudulent actions generated by any person, bot, automated software, or similar activity in relation to offers or surveys. Publisher must immediately inform TarGo of any suspected Fraudulent Activity. If TarGo determines (in its sole discretion) that payments have been generated by Publisher or from the Application(s) in violation of these Terms, TarGo reserves the right to: (a) immediately offset the affected payments; and (b) apply a financial penalty equal to the fraudulent amount (100% of the damage created), deducting it from the Publisher’s existing balance.
4.5 Taxes and Information. Publisher is solely responsible for providing and maintaining accurate contact and payment information, including any necessary tax identification numbers or required documentation. Publisher is responsible for all applicable taxes related to payments received from TarGo.
5. WARRANTIES AND REPRESENTATIONS
Publisher warrants:
- Its properties comply with all applicable laws and do not promote prohibited content.
- It will not artificially generate traffic, incentivize fraud, or manipulate tracking systems.
- It will maintain a valid privacy policy disclosing third‑party data collection including TarGo’s.
- It will obtain User consent as required by law for data collection and tracking.
6. CONFIDENTIALITY AND DATA PROTECTION
- Both parties shall maintain confidentiality of non‑public information.
- Publisher must comply with GDPR, CCPA, COPPA (if applicable), and other privacy regulations.
- Publisher must inform Users about TarGo data processing, tracking methods, and provide links to TarGo’s Privacy Policy and Terms.
7. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
- TarGo is not liable for indirect damages, data loss, lost revenue, or system downtime.
- TarGo’s liability will not exceed one thousand U.S. dollars (USD $1,000) per Publisher account
- TarGo provides Services “as‑is” and does not guarantee availability or error‑free performance.
8. GENERAL PROVISIONS
- This Agreement constitutes the entire agreement between both Parties.
- TarGo may update this Agreement with 30 days’ notice. Continued use constitutes acceptance.
- This Agreement is governed by the laws of the State of Wyoming, USA. All disputes shall be resolved in courts located in Wyoming.
- Neither Party may assign this Agreement without written consent, except in mergers or acquisitions.
- The Parties are independent contractors.
Contact Information
Targo Lab LLC