Juno Rewards rules: Juno Creators
Version of 06/11/2026 (version 1.0: first version of the programme).
The French version prevails in case of discrepancy.
Article 1: Purpose
1.1. Juno Rewards is a recognition programme offered by JUNO, a French SARL with a share capital of €10,000, 21 rue du Buisson Saint-Louis, 75010 Paris, Paris Trade Register 990 995 136 ("Juno"). Season after season, it rewards verified contributions beyond the commitments made in a collaboration, as well as activity and responsiveness on Juno Creators.
1.2. These rules supplement the Creator terms, which apply unchanged to every collaboration.
1.3. Apple and Google are neither organisers nor partners of this programme, and are not involved in it in any way.
Article 2: Taking part
2.1. Taking part is free and optional. Any creator with an active profile on Juno Creators can join from their space by accepting these rules, and can leave the programme at any time. What has already been validated stays in the history.
2.2. You do not need to connect a social account to take part. Some automatic checks, described in Article 7, simply require a connected account: without one, mentions and additional content are declared with a link or proof, and the views bonus is only granted on comparable evidence.
2.3. Points belong to the creator who published, even when an agency represents them. An agency whose mandate allows it to manage missions can view the programme and declare an action for its talent. Only the talent joins, chooses a pseudonym, decides whether to appear on the leaderboard and confirms a reward. The reward goes to the talent, whoever collects their payments.
2.4. Juno's partners and team members can take part but cannot receive a reward.
Article 3: The creator's independence
3.1. The creator remains independent and free to accept or decline any offer, with no need to give a reason. They control their organisation, schedule and editorial line.
3.2. The programme creates no obligation to post, reply, log in or accept anything. It provides for no penalty: not replying, declining or not taking part never removes a point.
3.3. Points and leaderboards have no effect on the proposals received, selection by brands, profile visibility, rates or payments.
3.4. Juno's paid services earn no points.
Article 4: Seasons
4.1. The programme runs in seasons, with dates shown in the creator's space. Only one season is open at a time.
4.2. An action counts in the season in which it was carried out. When a season ends, a short verification phase begins: actions carried out during the season can still be declared within the time shown, and the team processes pending requests, in particular bonuses whose seven-day window ends after the season.
4.3. At the end of this phase, Juno freezes the leaderboard. It no longer changes, and the history remains available.
Article 5: Point scale
5.1. The season's scale, with its points, caps and conditions, is shown in the creator's space. It has three families:
- contributions: mentioning Juno's official account, publishing additional content, beating your usual performance;
- responsiveness: replying quickly to an offer or a proposal, whether accepting or declining;
- activity: applying to missions, delivering and publishing on time, having content approved first time, completing a collaboration, receiving a very good published review from a brand.
5.2. Juno may change the scale during a season: the change applies to subsequent validations, and points already validated do not change.
5.3. A given piece of content earns points only once per type of action. It can combine the mention and the additional content if it meets the conditions of each.
5.4. Mentioning Juno. A Juno tag already required by the brief earns no points. Juno's official account for each network is shown in the creator's space.
5.5. Additional content. It must be distinct, relevant to the campaign, published beyond the accepted deliverables, and comply with the brief. A simple repost or a contractual deliverable does not count. All the campaign's deliverables on the same network must be published first. A campaign with no publication on the creator's account, a gifting mission or a campaign excluded by Juno, in particular at the brand's request or for a regulated sector, does not qualify for this bonus.
5.6. Usual performance. The content's views are compared with the median of the five previous pieces of content from the same account, on the same network and in the same format, over a window of seven days after publication. Only the highest tier applies, once per piece of content. Platforms do not always make it possible to separate organic views from paid views: a campaign that allows paid advertising does not qualify for this bonus, and if the data is insufficient, no bonus is granted.
Article 6: Advertising disclosure
6.1. Content rewarded with points is a commercial communication. The creator applies the disclosure "Publicité" or "Collaboration commerciale" (French for "Advertising" / "Commercial collaboration"), followed by the advertiser's name, or its equivalent in the language of their audience, and complies with the Advertising compliance annex.
6.2. Content without this disclosure earns no points. On a campaign, this rule is in addition to the one that already applies to the brand's content.
Article 7: Verification, refusal and cancellation
7.1. Contributions are reviewed by the Juno team, which decides on their relevance. Responsiveness and activity points are calculated from the dates recorded on Juno Creators.
7.2. For a connected account, Juno can read the statistics and text of posts to verify a declaration, calculate a bonus or spot a mention of the official account. A story or other ephemeral content is declared with a screenshot.
7.3. A refusal or cancellation always comes with a reason, shown in the creator's space. A cancellation erases nothing: it adds a correction line to the history. Any manipulation, such as bought views, content removed after validation or an altered proof, may lead to the points being cancelled and exclusion from the programme.
Article 8: Leaderboard
8.1. The leaderboard is private by default. If Juno opens it, only participants who have agreed appear, under the pseudonym they chose. The creator can always see their personal score.
8.2. The pseudonym must not infringe the rights of others, reproduce the creator's full name or be offensive. Juno may ask for it to be changed.
Article 9: Rewards
9.1. The season's rewards are announced in the creator's space: gift, invitation or experience. They cannot be exchanged for money or transferred.
9.2. Once the leaderboard is frozen, Juno proposes the winners according to the validated points or the relevant ranking. There is never a prize draw. In the event of a tie at the limit of the available places, the Juno team decides, or increases the number of rewards.
9.3. A reward is a benefit in kind, which may be income to declare under the tax and social security rules that apply to the creator. Its value is stated when it is handed over.
9.4. If a reward becomes unavailable or cannot be delivered in the creator's country, Juno offers a reward of comparable value.
Article 10: Personal data
10.1. Juno processes declarations, proofs, reply dates and, for a connected account, post statistics and text, in order to calculate points, verify contributions and award rewards. The Privacy policy details this processing and the creator's rights.
10.2. Proofs are deleted no later than 12 months after the season closes, and as soon as the account is deleted. The points ledger is kept with no link to an identifiable person once the account is deleted.
Article 11: Changes and end of the programme
Juno may change these rules for future seasons or end the programme. An open season ends normally, and rewards already awarded remain due.
Article 12: Applicable law
These rules are governed by French law. The French version prevails in case of discrepancy between translations.