You are not alone.

You are not alone.

Real people. Real support. When something goes wrong, Concierge is your direct line to someone who can help.

Real people. Real support. When something goes wrong, Concierge is your direct line to someone who can help.

Here's how Concierge works:

Report

Something not right? Submit a request through the Concierge form. Tell us what happened, which platform or company is involved, and what you need help with. The more detail you provide, the faster we can move.

Review

A member of the CGA team reviews your request and evaluates how we can help. We may reach out for additional details or context to make sure we fully understand the situation before taking any next steps.

Respond

We get back to you with guidance, resources, or direct introductions to the right people. If the issue involves a platform dispute or account problem, we leverage our industry relationships to try and move things forward.

Every creator deserves someone in their corner. Join free, upgrade to membership, and get access to Concierge

Every creator deserves someone in their corner. Join free, upgrade to membership, and get access to Concierge

Frequently asked questions:


1. Who can use Concierge?

Concierge is available exclusively to CGA Members in good standing."


2. What kinds of issues can Concierge help me with?

Concierge is designed to help with platform related issues such as account problems, content disputes, payment delays, and similar situations where you need guidance or someone to advocate on your behalf. We are not a legal service, a therapist, or a technical support team, but we know the industry and we know people who can help.

3. How do I contact the Concierge?

Submit a request through the Concierge form on the CGA website. A team member will review your submission and follow up directly.

4. How quickly will I hear back?

Response times vary depending on the complexity of the issue, but most requests receive an initial response within five business days.

5. Can Concierge recover my hacked account?

We cannot directly access or recover accounts on any platform. What we can do is help you navigate the process, connect you with the right contacts, and advocate on your behalf where our relationships allow."

6. Does CGA guarantee resolution?

No. Outcomes depend on the platform, the issue, and the cooperation of the other party. What we guarantee is that you will have someone in your corner working to help.

7. Is there a limit to how often I can use Concierge?

There is no set limit. Concierge is a core benefit of your membership and we encourage you to use it whenever you need support.


1. Who can use Compliance?

Compliance is available exclusively to CGA members in good standing.


2. Does Compliance only cover Rider agreements?

No. Compliance can support any written agreement between a creator and a brand, agency, or platform.

3. What actions does the CGA take on my behalf?

We begin with a formal notice, followed by escalation if needed. This can include cease and desist letters and, if unresolved, a demand for payment or compliance.

4. Does the CGA litigate disputes?

No. The CGA does not litigate, but we can issue formal notices and guide you toward legal counsel if a case requires further action.

5. Will the CGA guarantee a result?

No. While we work to resolve issues effectively, outcomes depend on the cooperation of the other party.

6. What happens if a brand or agency repeatedly violates agreements?

The CGA maintains an internal record of noncompliance and may blacklist repeat offenders to protect members and inform future partnerships.

7. How long does the process take?

Timelines vary by case, but most formal notices receive responses within 10 to 15 business days.

8. Can compliance replace my attorney?

No. Compliance is not legal representation. If litigation becomes necessary, we will refer you to qualified attorneys familiar with creator rights.

The Creators Guild of America is the official 501(c)(6) non profit organization that protects and promotes the interests of digital creators.

The Creators Guild of America is the official 501(c)(6) non profit organization that protects and promotes the interests of digital creators.

Footnotes

  1. Our eligibility requirements are thoughtfully crafted by a diverse committee of creative professionals from all backgrounds, ensuring inclusivity and representation across the industry.

  1. We proudly support members from all cultures, ethnicities, and backgrounds. As a Guild, we stand with the LGBTQ+ community and are committed to fostering an environment of equality and acceptance for all.

  1. As a non-profit organization, the dues paid by our members are reinvested into the Guild to fund events, legal costs, and continuous improvements, making sure to look after our volunteers and ensuring a vibrant future for all creators.

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