Commission after you leave: what “post-term” clauses mean
A post-exit commission lets an agency keep taking a share of what you earn after the contract ends, sometimes for months. We score an agency “published” only if it states in writing that it takes nothing after you leave, and “partly” if it has such a clause but publishes its length and base.
How it shows up in contracts
Look for “post-term”, “tail”, “residual”, “sunset” or “commission on subscribers acquired during the term”. Any of these can mean a cut after you leave.
Why it matters
Your fans don't leave when the agency does. A tail clause can make leaving expensive even with no exit fee, which is why we treat it separately from the exit penalty.
What the agencies here publish
10 of 27 agencies on this site state in writing that they take nothing after you leave. See each one in the contract terms database.
Our agency, LuxOnly, doesn't publish this point yet, so it scores “not found” on this criterion too. Same rules for everyone.
Questions
Is a post-exit commission legal?
It depends on the contract and where it's signed. Ask for its length and base in writing and get advice if the amounts are large.
How do I find it in my contract?
Search for “after termination”, “post-term” and “residual”.
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