Rider Partner Agreement

Version 2026-09-14 · For riders in New York State

Permanent address of this version: https://getadport.com/rider-partner-agreement/2026-09-14

This Agreement is between Adport LLC and you, a rider who carries an Adport screen in New York State. Please read it before you accept. Section 9.1 contains an important legal notice about New York City traffic rules, and Section 16 limits liability.

Key terms at a glance

This is a short summary, not the full Agreement. If anything here differs from the full terms, the full terms control. Capitalized terms are defined in the full terms.

• You are an independent contractor. You choose whether, when and where you carry the Screen, and you can work for anyone else. (Sections 4 and 5)
• Adport owns the Screen. You pay nothing for it and return it when asked. (Section 8)
• Pay: 30% (or another agreed percentage) of the Play Value of each Qualifying Play, or a fixed monthly fee if you accept one. Plays earn nothing while the Screen is off, offline, has no location or is outside every Pricing Zone, or if not billed to an advertiser within 48 hours. (Schedule 1)
• Payment: by bank transfer by the 15th of the next month, no minimum, no deductions except tax withholding the law requires. (Section 7)
• Street rules: a New York City traffic rule bans operating a vehicle or bicycle for commercial advertising. How it applies to the Screen is undecided, and a rider could get a ticket. Adport pays covered tickets. (Section 9)
• Your data: while on, the Screen records its location about every 5 seconds, showing where you went. Its camera estimates how many people look at the ad and their age and gender. No images are sent to Adport. (Schedule 2)
• Ending: you can end this Agreement at any time; Adport with 7 days' notice, or immediately for the reasons in Section 14.3.
• Liability is limited, with exceptions (Section 16). Disputes: New York law and courts, no arbitration, no class-action waiver (Section 18).

1. Who this Agreement is between

This Rider Partner Agreement (the Agreement) is between:

• Adport LLC, a Delaware limited liability company (Delaware file number 10566838), 400 Rella Blvd, Suite 207-377, Montebello, NY 10901, hello@getadport.com (Adport, we, us or our); and
• you, the rider, identified by the name and mailing address you enter in the Adport Rider app (the App). That name and mailing address form part of this Agreement.

It covers the Adport Rider Partner program (the Program), in which riders carry an Adport X1 advertising screen that we provide (the Screen). Equipment means the Screen and the mounts, chargers and accessories we provide with it. "Partner" is only the Program's name. It does not make you Adport's legal partner.

This Agreement includes Schedule 1 (Pay), Schedule 2 (Rider data notice) and any written pay offer you accept. In writing includes email. If your name or mailing address changes, tell us by email.

2. Accepting this Agreement

• You accept by ticking the box saying you have read and agree to this Agreement, next to a link to its full text, and tapping the button to continue in the App. That box is separate from consent to text messages. Using the App alone is not acceptance.
• New riders accept on the application form, after entering their name and mailing address. Existing riders accept on the agreement page in the App.
• Your electronic acceptance is your signature, with the same effect as signing on paper under New York's Electronic Signatures and Records Act and the federal E-SIGN Act. We record the version you accepted and when.
• When you accept, we email you your copy: the full text of the version you accepted (attached, or at a permanent web address for that version), both parties' names and mailing addresses, and the date and time you accepted. If it does not arrive within a day, email us and we will send it.
• We keep every version of this Agreement, the name and mailing address you gave us, your acceptance records, any written pay offer you accepted and any notice of a pay change for at least 6 years after our relationship ends.

3. Who can take part

You must:

• be 18 or older;
• perform the services only in New York State;
• give us accurate information and keep it up to date; and
• give us a completed IRS Form W-9, or the tax information our payment process asks for, before your first payment.

We decide whether to approve an application and whether to assign you a Screen. Approval does not guarantee a Screen or earnings. If we do not approve your application, this Agreement ends when we tell you.

4. What you do

4.1 Your services

An Approved Carry Method is a way of carrying the Screen that we have approved for you in writing. Your services are to:

• (a) carry the Screen, switched on (except where Section 9.4 requires it to be off) and displaying Adport's advertising campaigns, while you go about your own travel in New York State, using only an Approved Carry Method;
• (b) charge the Screen as we instruct (Section 8.4);
• (c) do the checks in Section 9.3 before each trip;
• (d) report damage, loss, theft and incidents (Sections 8.5 and 9.6); and
• (e) return the Equipment (Section 8.7).

4.2 Your freedom

• You decide whether, when, where and for how long you carry the Screen.
• There are no required hours, shifts, days, routes, zones, minimum distance, uniform or exclusivity.
• There are no required meetings, training, check-ins or reports, other than telling us about damage, loss, theft and incidents.
• We do not rate you, set targets for streaks, uptime or time switched on, or use the Screen's location to assign you routes, hours or areas.
• You may carry items or advertising for anyone else, and work for other companies, including advertising companies. You may not add other advertising or any object to the Screen or its mount.
• We do not reimburse your expenses, except as Section 9.2(a) describes.

4.3 How earnings work

Under the Revenue Share, you earn only from Qualifying Plays (Schedule 1). Plays earn only while the Screen is switched on, connected, located and inside a Pricing Zone, and only if billed to an advertiser. If the Screen is off or offline, you earn nothing for that time. If you accepted a fixed monthly fee, Schedule 1, part 3 applies instead. We do not promise any level of earnings.

5. Your independent status

• You are an independent contractor, not Adport's employee, partner, agent or joint venturer, and you cannot make promises on Adport's behalf.
• Adport does not provide you with benefits, workers' compensation insurance or unemployment insurance.
• You are responsible for your own taxes, and your own vehicle, phone and travel costs.
• Adport does not give traffic, insurance or tax advice.

6. Pay

Schedule 1 sets out the value of your services and your rate of pay. Section 7 sets out when and how we pay you.

7. Getting paid

7.1 Payment date

• We pay everything you earn in a calendar month on or before the 15th day of the following month. There is no minimum amount.
• If you have not yet given us your bank details or tax information, we pay within 10 business days after you do. A business day is a weekday that is not a New York State public holiday.

7.2 How we pay

We pay in U.S. dollars by bank transfer (ACH) to a U.S. bank account, or by another method we agree with you in writing. When we ask for your bank details and tax information, we tell you the secure service to use. We never ask for them by text message.

7.3 Your list of services

• Our systems record your plays automatically. That record is your list of services. You do not need to submit anything to be paid.
• If you believe plays or fees are missing, tell us by the 10th day of the month after the month they count toward (Schedule 1, part 2). We pay valid items on or before the 15th of that month. If you tell us later, we pay valid items on the first payment date at least 15 days after you tell us.
• The App's Earnings tab shows recent per-play earnings. Neither it nor the balance shown there is a statement of what we owe you. If you ask, we email you a statement of any month's plays and earnings, including any fixed monthly fee, within 10 business days.

7.4 No deductions

We never deduct equipment charges, fines or other amounts from your pay, apart from tax withholding the law requires. If you owe us anything, we invoice you separately. We will never require you to accept less than the pay you have earned as a condition of paying you on time.

7.5 Taxes

We issue a Form 1099-NEC where the law requires. We withhold tax (backup withholding) only as the law requires, for example if the IRS tells us your taxpayer identification number is incorrect. You are responsible for your own income and self-employment taxes.

8. The Equipment

8.1 Ownership

Adport owns the Equipment. You hold it in your care for us, pay no deposit, rent or purchase price, and use it only for the Program.

8.2 Setup

We configure the Screen and deliver it to you, or arrange a hand-over. Before you first carry it, we show you and give you in writing:

• the mount and charger for your Approved Carry Method, with fitting and carrying instructions;
• the weight of the Screen with its mount;
• charging instructions, including how long a full charge takes; and
• how to switch the Screen fully off, without tools or opening it, so that its display, camera and location tracking all stop.

We will not ask you to carry a Screen that cannot be switched off that way.

8.3 Care

• Keep the Screen dry where possible.
• Do not open, modify, repair or re-flash (reinstall software on) the Screen, or remove its battery.
• Do not add speakers, microphones, lights or other hardware.

8.4 Charging and battery safety

• Charge the Screen only with Adport's charger, never from a vehicle battery or vehicle wiring.
• Charge it only while you are awake and nearby. Never charge it overnight, near an exit or escape route, or with an extension cord or power strip.
• Do not charge it while hot, wet or damaged. Unplug it when full.
• Indoors or while charging, switch it fully off if you can. If it stays on, you may cover the camera or face it toward a wall.
• If the Screen is hot (or the App shows it as Hot), swelling, smoking, smells unusual or is damaged: stop using it, move it away from people and anything that can burn if safe, and tell us immediately. If there is a fire, get away and call 911.
• Leaving the Screen uncharged is not a breach.

8.5 Damage, loss and theft

• Tell us within 24 hours if any Equipment is damaged, lost or stolen, or as soon as you reasonably can if you are unable to (for example, because you are hurt). If it is stolen, also report it to the police where practical.
• You do not pay for normal wear, accidents, loss or theft. Reporting late does not by itself make you pay.
• You pay the reasonable repair cost, or if the item cannot be repaired its replacement cost, only if the damage or loss results from your willful misconduct (deliberately doing wrong) or gross negligence (reckless disregard for the harm it could cause). It is capped at the item's replacement cost, and we invoice it separately.

8.6 Maintenance

The Screen does not update its software automatically, so some maintenance needs the Screen in person. You agree to make it available for a short time on reasonable notice.

8.7 Return

• Return the Equipment at the place and time we arrange with you, within 7 days after we ask or after this Agreement ends. We pay the cost, or we may collect it.
• If we have not arranged a place and time within those 7 days, you are not late. Until then, keep the Equipment safe, switched off and off the street.
• After this Agreement ends, do not carry or switch on the Screen.

8.8 Insurance

Adport does not insure you, your vehicle, or your liability from your riding or driving. Your own car, renters or homeowners insurance may not cover business use, e-bikes or the Screen, so check with your insurer.

9. Street rules and safety

9.1 Important legal notice

9.2 Adport's commitments

• (a) Tickets. Because these rules concern Adport's advertising, we pay any ticket, fine, penalty or surcharge issued to you, or to the owner of the vehicle you used, because the Screen was carried or displayed (or the Equipment showed Adport's name) in the way this Agreement allows, plus any towing or storage fees and your reasonable costs of responding, including a lawyer we approve. Tickets for how you ride or drive, such as speeding, are not covered. Send us the ticket within 7 days after you receive it (even if that is after the 24 hours in Section 9.6) and follow our reasonable instructions. We pay within 30 days, and before the fine is due if you send it at least 10 business days before then. With your agreement, we may arrange a lawyer to contest it at our cost, but whether to contest or pay is your decision. This continues after this Agreement ends for tickets about earlier carrying.
• (b) Changes for legal or safety reasons. We may suspend or change Approved Carry Methods, or where the Screen may be carried, at any time for legal or safety reasons, by telling you in writing. A change applies from when you receive it.
• (c) The law comes first. We will never ask you to break the law. You never have to carry the Screen in a way you believe breaks the law, and we will not penalize you for not carrying it.
• (d) Carrying the Screen is not a breach. Carrying or displaying the Screen by an Approved Carry Method, following Sections 9.3 and 9.4 (or an approval before we changed it), is not a breach of this Agreement or unlawful conduct under Section 16.2, even if a ticket is issued or a court or agency decides it broke a rule described in Section 9.1 or a similar rule.
• (e) Content. We will not display content that flashes, strobes or imitates emergency or traffic lights. The Screen plays no sound.

9.3 Riding and driving safely

• Obey all traffic and vehicle laws, including the New York Vehicle and Traffic Law, the NYC Traffic Rules and Administrative Code, and directions from police (subject to Section 9.2(d)).
• In New York City, do not ride an e-bike or e-scooter faster than 15 mph. Do not ride on the sidewalk.
• Use only an Approved Carry Method with Adport's mount, fitted as we instruct. Before each trip, check that the mount is secure and the Screen is not damaged or hot.
• The Screen and mount, with anything else you carry, must stay within the weight limits of your bike, rack or backpack, must not stick out beyond your vehicle, must not block your lights or reflectors, and must let you keep control, at least one hand on the handlebars, and a clear view in every direction.
• On or in a motor vehicle, the display must never be visible to the driver, directly or in a mirror, and must not block any window or the driver's view. Tell your insurer in writing before you carry the Screen on or in a car or moped.
• Never carry the Screen:
  • on a vehicle licensed by the NYC Taxi and Limousine Commission;
  • on the roof, on or inside any window, or anywhere on the outside of a car; or
  • on a moped that is not registered or insured or that you are not licensed to ride, a "motorized scooter" (a motorized device that cannot be registered and is not a legal e-bike or e-scooter), or a modified e-bike.
• Do not use the App or touch the Screen while moving.
• Wear a helmet whenever you ride a bicycle, e-bike, scooter or moped with the Screen.
• Do not play sound with the Screen.

9.4 When the Screen must be off

Do not take the Screen into any New York City park, park drive or parkway, even switched off.

Switch the Screen fully off (Section 8.2), or if you cannot, take it away:

• while your vehicle is parked or standing on a street;
• inside, or at the entrance of, any shop, restaurant, school, home or other private premises (except your own home, where Section 8.4 applies);
• wherever police or a property owner tells you to, or we tell you to for legal or safety reasons;
• when the Screen is damaged or hot, the App shows it as Hot, or water may have got inside (for example, it was dropped in water or stops working normally after rain); and
• in any area we tell you about in writing.

If the way we showed you to switch the Screen off does not work, stop carrying it, keep it off the street and tell us. That is not a breach.

9.5 Your other agreements

Carrying the Screen must not breach the terms of any delivery platform, employer, lease or insurance policy you have. If it would, stop carrying it.

9.6 Incidents

If there is a crash, an injury, the Screen falls off, a fire, or a police stop or ticket connected with the Screen:

• stop and do what the law requires, and never step into traffic to get a fallen Screen;
• tell us within 24 hours, or as soon as you reasonably can if you are hurt or otherwise unable to; and
• cooperate with us.

9.7 No rewards for speed

None of our pay terms reward speed or distance.

10. Camera, location and your data

The Screen has a camera and tracks its location. Schedule 2 explains what we collect and how we use, share and keep it. Most importantly, because you carry the Screen, its location records show where you went while it was on.

11. Text messages and notices

11.1 Text messages

• We text you only for sign-in codes and account updates, such as application status and Screen shipping or hand-over. No marketing texts. Message and data rates may apply.
• To stop account texts, reply STOP or tell us another reasonable way, such as emailing hello@getadport.com. We stop within 10 business days. Signing in to the App requires a text code, so if you stop texts you may not be able to sign in.

11.2 Notices

• We send notices to you by email to the address on your account, and may also show them in the App.
• Send notices to us by email to hello@getadport.com. For a notice of dispute, please also mail a copy to Adport LLC, 400 Rella Blvd, Suite 207-377, Montebello, NY 10901. An emailed notice is valid even if you do not mail a copy.

12. The Adport Rider app

• We give you a limited, revocable, non-transferable license to use the App for the Program.
• Do not reverse engineer the App, share your account, or give false information.
• To the extent the law allows, the App is provided "as is", without any promise that it will always work or be error-free.

13. Your name and likeness

We will not use your name, photo or likeness in advertising or marketing without your separate written consent (New York Civil Rights Law §§ 50–51).

14. How long this Agreement lasts and how it ends

14.1 Start

This Agreement starts when you accept it and continues until you or we end it.

Riding before this Agreement. If you carried a Screen for us before you accepted, we pay everything we owe you for that time, including any balance shown in the App, on or before the next payment date under Section 7 (or sooner if the law requires), whether or not you accept. Accepting does not reduce or waive anything we owe you for that time.

14.2 You can end it at any time

Tell us by email to hello@getadport.com.

14.3 We can end it

We can end this Agreement:

• with 7 days' written notice, for any lawful reason; or
• immediately, by written notice, if you seriously breach this Agreement, if continuing would create a serious safety risk or require either of us to break the law, if you commit fraud or give us false information, or if we end the Program in your area.

We tell you the reason in writing.

14.4 No retaliation

We will not threaten, intimidate, discipline, harass or discriminate against you, deny you a work opportunity, take back or disable your Screen, change your pay terms, end this Agreement, or penalize you in getting future work, in whole or in part because you exercised or tried to exercise your rights under the Freelance Isn't Free laws (Section 17) or any other law.

14.5 When this Agreement ends

• Return the Equipment (Section 8.7).
• We pay everything you earned up to the end date on the normal payment date. If the Screen is still assigned to your account after that date, we also pay for Qualifying Plays on it until we unassign it.
• Terms that by their nature should continue will continue, including Sections 2, 6 to 8, 9.2(a), 13 and 16 to 19 and both Schedules.

15. Changes to this Agreement

• We may update this Agreement. For material changes, we give at least 30 days' notice by email.
• To keep carrying a Screen after a material change takes effect, you must accept the new version in the App. If you do not, this Agreement ends when the change takes effect.
• Changes never apply to pay you have already earned.
• Changes to your Revenue Share, fixed monthly fee, Pricing Zone rates or how we count views follow Schedule 1, part 4. A change to the Play Value formula is a material change under this Section.
• We may correct errors that are not material, such as typos. Each correction gets a new version date, and we keep every version. Corrections do not change your rights.

16. Responsibility and limits on liability

16.1 What Adport is responsible for

We will defend you against claims by other people, and pay resulting damages, settlements, fines and reasonable legal costs, to the extent the claims arise from:

• (a) the content of the ads displayed on the Screen;
• (b) defects in the Equipment;
• (c) the Screen's camera, location tracking or data processing, including any malfunction, unless you tampered with them; and
• (d) tickets covered by Section 9.2(a).

This does not apply to the extent a claim is caused by your willful misconduct, gross negligence or breach of this Agreement. Please tell us promptly about any such claim. We will not settle it in a way that requires you to admit fault or pay anything without your consent.

16.2 What you are responsible for

You will repay us amounts, including reasonable legal costs, that we have to pay other people because of claims to the extent they arise from your own willful misconduct, gross negligence, fraud or unlawful conduct, including how you ride or drive. Carrying the Screen as Section 9.2(d) describes is not unlawful conduct. You are not responsible for any part of a claim caused by Adport, or for tickets covered by Section 9.2(a).

16.3 Limits on liability

• Neither party is liable for indirect or consequential damages (losses that do not flow directly from a breach, such as lost business) or lost profits.
• Each party's total liability under this Agreement is capped at the greater of $2,500 or the total paid or payable to you under this Agreement in the 12 months before the claim.
• These limits do not apply to: amounts owed to you for your services; your rights under the Freelance Isn't Free laws; bodily injury or death; property damage caused by the Equipment; fraud, gross negligence or willful misconduct; return of the Equipment (but you are never liable for our lost profits or advertising revenue); or the responsibilities in Sections 16.1 and 16.2.
• Nothing in this Agreement limits liability under anti-discrimination, whistleblower, wage or other laws that cannot be limited by contract, or any liability that New York or federal law does not allow to be limited.

17. Your rights under New York freelance laws

• You may have rights under the New York State Freelance Isn't Free Act (General Business Law Article 44-A) and the New York City Freelance Isn't Free Act (NYC Administrative Code § 20-927 and following) (the Freelance Isn't Free laws), including rights to a written contract, timely and full payment, and protection from retaliation. Nothing in this Agreement waives them.
• You can contact the New York State Attorney General or the NYC Department of Consumer and Worker Protection about them.
• Nothing in this Agreement stops you from:
  • discussing your pay or working conditions;
  • reporting anything to a government agency;
  • disclosing facts about conduct you reasonably believe is unlawful, including as protected by New York Labor Law § 740; or
  • speaking with law enforcement, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the New York State Division of Human Rights, the Attorney General, a local commission on human rights, or your own lawyer, including about any claim of discrimination (New York General Obligations Law § 5-336).
• Under the federal Defend Trade Secrets Act (18 U.S.C. § 1833(b)), you are not liable under any federal or state trade secret law for disclosing a trade secret in confidence to a government official or a lawyer solely to report or investigate a suspected violation of law, or in a court filing made under seal.

18. Disputes

18.1 Governing law

New York law governs this Agreement, without regard to conflict-of-law rules, except that federal law governs where it applies.

18.2 Try to resolve it first

Before either party sues, it sends the other a written notice describing the dispute (for you, an email is enough), and both try in good faith to resolve it for 30 days. This step does not apply to urgent injunction requests, small claims cases, complaints to a government agency, claims under the Freelance Isn't Free laws, or where waiting would mean missing a legal deadline. It never shortens any time limit for a claim.

18.3 Small claims

You may bring an individual claim in small claims court, and Adport in commercial claims court, if the claim qualifies.

18.4 Courts

Otherwise, disputes go to the New York state courts located in New York County or Rockland County, or the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, and both parties consent to their jurisdiction. If we sue you, we do so in New York County unless you live in Rockland County. Nothing in this Section limits any right you have under the Freelance Isn't Free laws or other law to bring a claim in another court or complain to a government agency.

18.5 No arbitration and no class-action waiver

This Agreement does not require arbitration. It does not stop anyone from bringing or joining a class action.

19. General terms

• Entire agreement. This Agreement, the Privacy Policy and any written pay offer you accept are our entire agreement about the Program.
• Order of precedence. If they conflict: (1) for pay terms only, a written pay offer you accepted; (2) Schedule 1; (3) the rest of this Agreement; (4) the Privacy Policy; (5) anything shown in the App or on our website. If the Privacy Policy, the App or our website says anything different from this Agreement, including about the Screen, its camera or its data, this Agreement controls.
• Severability. If any part of this Agreement is unenforceable, the rest stays in effect.
• No waiver. Not enforcing a term right away does not stop either party enforcing it later.
• Assignment. You may not transfer this Agreement. We may transfer it to an affiliate, or to a successor in a merger, acquisition or sale of our business, with notice to you. The successor takes on our obligations to you.
• Events beyond control. Neither party is responsible for delays or failures caused by events beyond its reasonable control, such as natural disasters, government orders or widespread network outages. This never excuses or delays payment of amounts you have earned.
• Electronic records. This Agreement, your acceptance, notices and records may be electronic, and electronic signatures are valid.
• Your copy. We email you a copy when you accept (Section 2). Every version stays available at its own permanent web address, and you can ask us for any version at any time. The current version is always at https://getadport.com/rider-partner-agreement.
• Headings are for convenience only. Language: the English version controls. Translations may be available on request.

20. Contact us

• Adport LLC, 400 Rella Blvd, Suite 207-377, Montebello, NY 10901
• Email: hello@getadport.com
• This Agreement: https://getadport.com/rider-partner-agreement
• Privacy Policy: https://getadport.com/privacy-policy

Schedule 1 — Pay

This Schedule itemizes the value and rate of pay for your services under Section 4.1 (Section 7 sets out the payment date and method). The value of your services is the total you earn under this Schedule. Because it depends on plays, it cannot be known in advance.

1. Definitions and rates

• A Qualifying Play is a play of a paid advertiser campaign that our systems record and bill to an advertiser, in whole or in part, while the Screen is assigned to your account, including a play covered by "Budget caps and unpaid accounts" in part 2.
• A Pricing Zone is an area for which we set advertising prices.
• A view is a person the Screen's camera detected facing the Screen for at least 2 seconds. We change how we count views only as part 4 allows.
• The Play Value of a play is the price we set for it in the Pricing Zone our systems place the Screen in for that play: normally by the Screen's last recorded location when the play starts or, if none was recorded, its location when the play is billed. If Pricing Zones overlap, the smallest applies. It is:
  • the zone's rate per 1,000 views, multiplied by the views the Screen counted during the play, divided by 1,000;
  • plus any per-play slot rate for that zone (a fixed price for each play).

Rates. We set the rates for each Pricing Zone, including any multiplier we apply for that zone. They are the same rates we use to price the play for the advertiser, before any budget cap. The rates in effect when the play is recorded apply or, if none could be recorded, the rates when it is billed. You can ask us at any time for the current rates for any Pricing Zone, or those that applied to your plays.

2. Revenue Share (standard)

• For each Qualifying Play, you earn 30% of its Play Value, or a different percentage we agree with you in writing (your Revenue Share).
• Budget caps and unpaid accounts. If an advertiser's daily budget cap reduces what the advertiser is charged for a play, even to nothing, or an advertiser closes its account without paying for plays already shown, you are still credited on the full Play Value.
• Rounding. Earnings for each play are rounded to the nearest cent, with half a cent rounded up. A play that would earn less than half a cent earns nothing.
• Example, for illustration only: in a zone with a rate of $12.00 per 1,000 views and no slot rate, a play with 3 views has a Play Value of $0.036. A 30% Revenue Share is $0.0108, which rounds to $0.01. A play with no views there earns nothing. This does not predict your views or earnings.
• Plays that earn nothing. A play earns nothing when:
  • the Screen is off or offline;
  • our systems have no location for the Screen, or it is outside every Pricing Zone;
  • its Play Value is zero (for example, no views and no slot rate);
  • we have stopped billing for the Screen (for example, during setup or maintenance, or after this Agreement ends), which we tell you about by email;
  • the Screen is not assigned to your account;
  • the play is not billed to an advertiser within 48 hours (for example, because the advertiser has no funds), except as "Budget caps and unpaid accounts" says; or
  • a fixed monthly fee applies to you when the play is billed (part 3).
• Who is credited. Earnings go to the account the Screen is assigned to when the play is billed. Billing is normally soon after the play, but can take up to 48 hours.
• Which month. Earnings count toward the calendar month, in New York time, in which they are credited to your account.

3. Fixed monthly fee (optional)

• We may offer you a fixed monthly fee instead of the Revenue Share. It applies only if you accept our offer in writing. Accepting by email counts.
• The offer states the amount, the credit day (between the 1st and the 28th of the month), the start date and any end date.
• While it applies, you earn the full fee for each month in which it is active on the credit day, and no Revenue Share for plays billed while it applies.
• The fee is not prorated. So if the arrangement starts after the credit day, or ends before it, you earn no fee for that month, and no Revenue Share while it applies.
• Before the start date and after the end date, the Revenue Share applies.
• The fee counts toward the month in which it is credited, and we pay it under Section 7. If we fail to credit a fee that is due, we pay it on the next payment date.

4. Rate changes

• We may lower your Revenue Share or fixed monthly fee, lower the rates for any Pricing Zone, remove or shrink a Pricing Zone, or change how we count views, only for future plays or months and only after at least 30 days' written notice. A change in your favor can apply immediately.
• A change never reduces pay you have already earned.
• If you do not accept a change, you may end this Agreement (Section 14.2).

5. Nothing else is part of your pay

Tiers, streaks, badges and bonuses are not part of your pay unless we offer one to you in writing.

Schedule 2 — Rider data notice

This notice explains what data the App and the Screen collect. Our Privacy Policy (https://getadport.com/privacy-policy) also applies. If the two conflict about rider data, the Screen or its camera, this Schedule controls.

1. What the App collects

• Your name, email address, phone number and mailing address.
• Records of your consents, including the version of this Agreement you accepted and when.
• Your IP address and device user agent (technical details of the app or browser) when you apply, sign in and accept this Agreement.
• Sign-in tokens that keep you signed in.

The App does not collect your phone's location, contacts or photos. We also keep the payment details, tax information and messages you send us.

2. What the Screen collects

While it is on (even if its display is dark), the Screen collects:

• about every 5 seconds, its location (from GPS, or from cell-tower location looked up through Google when GPS is unavailable), speed, heading, movement and other sensor data;
• technical data, such as battery, temperature and connection status; and
• a record of each ad play, with its time and the Screen's last recorded location.

Because you carry the Screen, this data shows where the Screen, and so you, went while it was on.

3. The camera

• The camera points at the street. It works whenever the Screen is on and connected, including between ads.
• It takes still images about twice a second, stores them temporarily on the Screen for analysis, and is designed to delete them within minutes.
• The Screen detects people and faces, estimates which way each person's head is turned and how many people looked at the ad, and estimates the age and gender of people in view.
• It does not recognize or identify who people are.
• The Screen's software does not send images to Adport. We receive counts, and per-person age and gender estimates, with each play record, but no images. Our staff do not view, copy or download camera images from Screens, including returned or serviced ones, and we delete any images left on a returned Screen.

4. How we use this data

To run the Program; calculate and make your payments; bill advertisers and prove their ads played; keep people and equipment safe; prevent fraud; and comply with the law.

5. Who we share it with

• Advertisers whose ads played on the Screen can see its name and identifier, where and when their ads played on it, whether it is online, and its most recent location (including the nearest street). They do not see your name.
• People in our screen revenue programs can see, for Screens in their program, the Screen's name and identifier, whether it is online and its advertising revenue.
• Service providers: hosting; text messages (TextMagic); email (Resend); maps (Google Maps, and OpenStreetMap for place names); cell-tower location lookup (Google); AI services (Anthropic), which process Screen location and play data when advertisers or our staff use our assistant; and banks that process your payments.
• Authorities, where the law requires it, and a successor in a merger, acquisition or sale of our business.

6. How long we keep it

• Account details: until your account is closed, except records we must keep. After closure we keep your name, mailing address, pay records and a closure record that includes your email address, for legal, tax and accounting purposes.
• Pay, tax and contract records: at least 6 years.
• Screen location and play records: kept as business and billing records, with no set deletion date, including after a Screen is reassigned or an account is closed.

7. Your choices

• You can switch the Screen fully off as we showed you (Section 8.2). Then its display, camera and location tracking all stop, and you will not earn. A dark display does not by itself mean the Screen is off.
• You can ask to access, correct or delete your data, except records part 6 says we keep, by emailing hello@getadport.com.
• To close your account, email hello@getadport.com. We close it once you have returned the Equipment and we have paid everything we owe you.

8. Security

We take steps designed to protect your data, but no system is completely secure. If a security breach involves your data, we notify you as New York law requires.

9. Your responsibilities

• Do not cover, re-aim, modify or disable the camera while you carry the Screen on the street. You may cover the camera, or face the Screen toward a wall, when it is indoors (including while charging) or when Section 9.4 requires it to be off and you cannot switch it off.
• Do not copy, extract or access data on the Screen.
• Do not point the Screen into private interiors, such as homes.
• Do not film or photograph people for Adport.

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