This section applies to an agency, agency manager, or other business using an Agency Workspace. The person accepting these terms represents that they are authorized to bind the agency.
Agency participation is nonexclusive. Savn may accept multiple agencies, including competing agencies, in the same city, county, state, or other market. Savn does not grant protected territories, geographic exclusivity, lead exclusivity, or a guarantee of merchant availability.
Agencies may develop merchant relationships in any U.S. city or state. Contacting, soliciting, or speaking with a merchant does not reserve that merchant. A merchant is treated as agency-owned only when the relationship is properly recorded or assigned to that agency in Savn. Existing Savn or agency assignments must be respected. Savn may investigate competing claims and assign, transfer, or remove merchant ownership in its reasonable discretion.
- Agency signup must use an agency-controlled business email whenever reasonably possible. Signup creates the primary Agency Administrator account under the agency business name, rather than an individual employee name, and that account has full authority over the Agency Workspace.
- An authorized Agency Administrator or Agency Manager may create additional Agency Manager accounts for authorized personnel. Agency Managers have full administrative access to the agency's workspace, merchants, deals, team settings, finances, and payouts. They are not agency salespeople and do not receive salesperson commissions merely because they hold the Agency Manager role.
- If personnel changes, the agency must promptly archive individual manager and salesperson accounts that should no longer have access and must keep its authorized-user records current. An additional manager's or salesperson's named account may not be silently repurposed for another person. If the primary business account can authenticate, changing its sign-in email requires confirmation through the new inbox and a fresh sign-in using the existing password; if that login is inaccessible, Savn Admin may perform a verified recovery or transfer, invalidate prior sessions, and require a private password and acceptance of the current Agency Terms.
- Activity performed through valid agency administrator, manager, or salesperson credentials is treated as authorized agency activity to the extent permitted by law. The agency is responsible for safeguarding credentials, granting access only to authorized personnel, and reviewing access whenever personnel or responsibilities change.
- The agency must have the merchant's authorization to create or manage its storefront, locations, deals, pricing, images, and business information.
- The agency is responsible for the accuracy and legality of information submitted for its merchants and may not impersonate or misrepresent a business.
- Every merchant properly assigned to an agency uses the agency-managed model and is treated as verified under the agency's responsibility. The agency—not the merchant—controls the storefront, locations, social links, deals, pricing, inventory, promotion settings, voucher redemption, and related management tools.
- An agency-managed merchant cannot claim the storefront or use a Merchant Workspace while the agency assignment remains active. A merchant email stored by the agency is contact information only and does not create login credentials or a claim invitation.
- Completed deals created by an authorized agency manager or permitted agency salesperson may publish immediately without separate merchant action or Savn preapproval. The agency is responsible for verifying all prices, inventory, expiration dates, images, descriptions, restrictions, disclosures, and fulfillment obligations before publication.
- The agency must independently confirm that each business is legitimate, authorized the agency relationship, and is not a duplicate or impersonation. The agency must retain reasonable evidence of its merchant contract and authorization and provide it promptly if Savn investigates fraud, impersonation, a consumer complaint, a chargeback, a regulator inquiry, or another platform-safety issue.
- The agency may establish and collect its own merchant charges under its separate merchant contracts. Savn is not a party to those billing arrangements and does not collect, enforce, refund, or guarantee amounts a merchant owes the agency unless Savn expressly agrees in writing.
- If an agency assignment ends, Savn Admin must remove the assignment. The storefront then becomes self-managed and unclaimed; an authorized merchant representative must complete Savn's standard claim and verification process before Merchant Workspace access is available.
- The agency manager controls internal assignments to agency salespeople. Internal assignment does not change Savn's agency-level merchant ownership record.
- Agency salespeople are employees, contractors, or other personnel engaged solely by the agency—not by Savn—and do not receive direct Savn payouts, Savn Stripe onboarding, or a Savn independent-contractor agreement.
- The agency alone recruits, selects, contracts with, trains, directs, supervises, evaluates, disciplines, and terminates its personnel. Access to a Savn account, platform instructions, brand standards, or performance data does not make agency personnel employees, contractors, agents, or joint employees of Savn.
- The agency must use its own legally appropriate employment or contractor agreements and must determine each worker's correct classification based on the actual relationship and applicable law—not merely the title used by the agency or the worker.
- Savn pays eligible agency earnings as one consolidated payout to the agency's connected Stripe account. The agency is solely responsible for paying its sales team and for wages, commissions, expense reimbursement, minimum wage, overtime, leave, benefits, payroll, contractor classification, withholding, reporting, taxes, unemployment insurance, workers' compensation, other insurance, and employment-law obligations.
- For an agency-managed storefront, the agency controls the merchant payout holding period, minimum, schedule, and whether an eligible merchant payout is authorized through Stripe or recorded after an outside manual payment. Savn Admin continues controlling payouts only for self-managed Savn merchants.
- A Stripe merchant payout authorized by the agency is executed from Savn's platform payment balance to the merchant's connected Stripe account. This agency control does not make the agency a second Stripe platform, give the agency access to Savn's bank account, or permit the agency to redirect customer funds to an unrelated recipient.
- The agency is responsible for confirming the correct merchant recipient, selecting commercially and legally appropriate hold and payment timing, entering truthful manual-payment references, keeping payment evidence, and ensuring its customized payout statements and emails are accurate, lawful, and not misleading.
- Only an authorized merchant representative may complete Stripe onboarding and provide the merchant's bank, identity, and tax information through Stripe. The agency and its personnel may not request, collect, retain, or enter a merchant's bank credentials, tax identification number, password, recovery code, or authentication code by email or on the merchant's behalf.
- Savn may preserve transaction records and apply fraud, refund, chargeback, reserve, offset, sanctions, security, and legal-compliance controls. Savn may pause or block a merchant payout when reasonably necessary to protect customers, merchants, Savn, Stripe, or the marketplace, even when the agency selected a shorter holding period or automatic schedule.
- The agency and its personnel may not represent that they work for Savn, bind Savn, change Savn pricing or fees, issue Savn refunds, control Savn-to-agency earnings payouts, guarantee marketplace performance, or offer exclusive territory or merchant ownership.
- The agency is responsible for claims or disputes involving its personnel, including compensation, classification, supervision, workplace conduct, taxes, benefits, injuries, and termination, and must promptly notify Savn of any claim that names or could materially affect Savn.
The agency bears responsibility for fraud, scams, impersonation, unauthorized listings, false or misleading merchant information, unlawful offers, nonfulfillment, and other misconduct caused by or arising from merchants the agency creates, accepts, or manages, or by agency personnel acting through the workspace. The agency must promptly investigate and cooperate with Savn, preserve relevant records, reimburse valid losses, refunds, chargebacks, penalties, or costs attributable to that conduct, and remove or correct unauthorized content when instructed.
Agency management and immediate publishing authority do not limit Savn's right to audit, suspend, reject, unassign, or remove a merchant or agency; hold or offset payouts; notify affected users; cooperate with law enforcement or regulators; or take other action needed for consumer protection, security, legal compliance, or marketplace integrity. Nothing in this section waives duties or liabilities that cannot lawfully be waived.
For new public agency applications submitted on or after August 14, 2026, the standard Agency Workspace pricing begins at $400 per month plus a 2% Savn agency voucher fee on the subtotal of each voucher sold by an agency-owned merchant. The voucher fee is separate from the standard marketplace fee and the agency's internal salesperson-credit split. It is charged against the agency's share and does not reduce the salesperson credit recorded by Savn.
Savn Admin may approve a different monthly price or agency voucher-fee percentage for a particular agency. The exact approved monthly price and fee percentage will be stated in the agency's approval email and account notification. The rate configured for the agency controls new eligible transactions after activation. Any later material pricing change will be communicated before it applies to new transactions. Historical transactions retain the fee and commission information recorded when those transactions occurred.
After Savn approves an application, the primary Agency Administrator must complete Stripe Checkout to authorize the approved Agency Workspace price as an automatically renewing monthly subscription. Stripe securely stores the selected payment method and, unless the subscription is canceled or otherwise changed, Savn will use Stripe to charge that method at the start of each monthly billing period. The first successful subscription payment activates the workspace. The agency may review its billing method, invoices, and available cancellation options through Stripe's customer billing portal.
The payment method used for the monthly Agency Workspace charge is separate from the agency's Stripe Connect account used to receive consolidated payouts. Authorizing a payout account does not authorize a subscription charge, and authorizing the subscription does not replace payout onboarding. Savn does not receive the full card or bank-account credentials entered in Stripe Checkout.
If an automatic payment fails or requires additional authentication, the workspace may be marked past due and management features may be limited while Stripe retries collection or the agency updates its payment method. Cancellation stops future renewals according to the cancellation effective date shown by Stripe; charges already earned, voucher fees, offsets, refunds, disputes, and other amounts owed are not erased by cancellation. Taxes, if legally required and configured, may be added to an invoice and will be shown before or when charged.
Fees, marketplace-fee splits, holding periods, refunds, reversals, chargebacks, reserves, amounts owed, and payout offsets shown in the Agency Workspace form part of these Terms. If the Savn agency voucher fee and other agency adjustments exceed the agency's available share, the difference may become an amount owed and may be offset against future eligible agency earnings.
A pending application does not create an active subscription, collect a monthly payment, or create a right to manage merchants. Approval permits the primary Agency Administrator to authorize billing; it does not activate management tools until the first successful subscription payment. Savn may approve, decline, pause, suspend, or terminate an Agency Workspace for nonpayment, inaccurate information, unauthorized merchant activity, legal or platform risk, or violation of these Terms. Historical transaction and payout records may be retained as required for accounting, disputes, compliance, and enforcement.
Savn Admin may archive an Agency Workspace to hide it from active administration and block agency access while preserving merchants, transactions, payouts, billing, legal acceptances, and other historical records. Archiving does not by itself cancel an external Stripe subscription or erase amounts owed. A workspace may be permanently deleted only when Savn determines that it is unused and has no merchant, personnel, billing, payout, promotion, transaction, or manager-transfer history requiring preservation.
To the extent permitted by law, the agency will defend, indemnify, and hold harmless Savn and its owner, affiliates, service providers, and personnel from third-party claims, assessments, penalties, liabilities, and reasonable costs arising from the agency's personnel, worker classification, compensation practices, supervision, taxes, insurance, unauthorized representations, merchant contracts, merchant identity or authorization failures, published pricing or offer errors, fraud, scams, impersonation, data misuse, unlawful or misleading offers, nonfulfillment, or violation of this section.