kidpik is a kids’ fashion brand offering curated, stylish clothing and accessories for girls and boys, delivered conveniently through personalized subscription boxes. Each box is tailored to a child’s preferences, making shopping easy and fun for busy families. With trend-forward designs and flexible options, kidpik helps kids express their individuality while simplifying parents’ shopping experience. This program offers a 30-days cookie duration.
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kidpik was founded in 2016 in NYC by Ezra Dabah and his team, existing of parents, creatives, and stylists who have over three decades of childrenswear experience and previously built a multi-billion-dollar children's specialty store. Together, they set out to deliver a solution for parents by delivering a fashion clothing box with personalized and stylized outfits for their kids along with a user friendly website where parents can shop on their own creating their own unique outfits. With kidpik, parents trade the difficulty of shopping for their kids with the excitement of unboxing a curated surprise from the comfort of their home.
TODAY, KIDPIK IS AN AWARD-WINNING KIDS CLOTHING & SUBSCRIPTION BOX COMPANY.
Terms and Conditions:
In addition to the Pepperjam Terms, Pepperjam Program Policies, and AdSense Online Terms, kidpik requires Affiliates to accept and comply with additional terms and conditions. Affiliate will not bid on the kidpik brand name, variations of the brand name, search terms or phrases containing the brand name, any common misspellings or confusingly similar names on any pay-for-placement search engines and their content networks, including but not limited to Google, Yahoo, Bing, and Ask. Affiliate will not use kidpik in the display URL for paid search ads. Affiliate will not direct link to the kidpik website in pay-per-click (PPC) campaigns. All PPC links must direct visitors to the Affiliate website. Affiliate will not utilize, advertise or otherwise promote any kidpik promotional codes, offers, or coupons not obtained through Pepperjam. Excluded sources include but are not limited to: kidpik direct-to-consumer email campaigns, catalogs, paid search ads, in-store coupons, social media, user-generated content, and other kidpik Affiliates. Affiliate may not use the kidpik name, misspellings, or any variation thereof, directly or indirectly in the Affiliate's domain or sub-domain. Affiliate must comply with the kidpik privacy policy. To view our complete privacy policy, please visit www.kidpik.com/privacy-policy. By participating in the kidpik Affiliate Program, the Affiliate agrees to the terms and conditions, rules, regulations, policies, and procedures of the program, as may be enforced and changed at any time without notice. reserves the right to terminate or suspend participation of any Affiliate in the kidpik Affiliate Program at its sole discretion. kidpik reserves the right to reverse or suspend commissions on sales obtained or generated in violation to these terms or for any other reason in its sole discretion. Kidpik reserves the right in its sole discretion to reverse any commissions earned thru fraudulent or suspected fraudulent purchases. kidpik reserves the right to offset against amounts owing or otherwise disqualify Affiliates who have violated any of the Terms and Conditions of this program. kidpik further reserves the right to change or terminate this program, its Terms and Conditions, or any portion of the program at any time at its sole discretion without prior written notice.
ALLOWED MARKETING CHANNELS & RESTRICTIONS:
Allowed Distribution: Deal/Coupon*, Content/Blog, Display, Mobile, Newsletter
Prohibited Distribution: Search**, Toolbar, Network/ Rebrokering
Approval Only: Email, Incent, Video
* Only coupons provided through the Pepperjam platform are valid for commission. Any promo code used that is not provided to your publisher account through this platform are subject to reversals.
**We do not allow the use of our Trademark terms, Trademark+ terms or display URL on search engines
GENERAL PUBLISHER OBLIGATIONS.
Publisher shall not modify or alter any Offer or any graphic file(s) or creative work made available to Publisher for use in an Offer ("Creative") in any manner. Publisher will only run approved banners and text in its advertising of Offers and will not create its own banners or advertising text based on the Creative or Offer, unless expressly approved in writing from Merchant. Any other use of Offers or Creative will result in immediate termination of this Agreement and the loss of payment of Leads.
Publisher
shall not place an Offer
on a website or in any other context with inappropriate content, which
includes, but is not limited to, content that (i) contains or promotes
the use
of alcohol, tobacco or illegal substances, pornography, phone sex or
escort
services, expletives or other inappropriate language; (ii) promotes
gratuitous
violence, abuses or threatens physical harm; (iii) promotes illegal or
unethical activity, racism, hate, "spam," mail fraud, gambling,
sweepstakes, pyramid schemes, investment and money-making opportunities
or
illegal advice; (iv) promotes the use of illegal activities, such as
how to
build a bomb, counterfeiting money and software pirating (e.g., Warez,
Hotline); (v) is libelous, defamatory, infringing, false, misleading or
contrary to public policy; (vi) is otherwise prohibited by federal or
state
law; (vii) may bring Merchant and/or its associated Advertisers
negative
publicity; (viii) introduces viruses, worms, harmful code and/or Trojan
horses
on the Internet; or (ix) is otherwise objectionable to Merchant, in its
sole
discretion.
Publisher shall not engage in any deceptive or misleading form of
advertising
or marketing, which includes, but is not limited to, phishing (the
practice of
sending an email to an individual, falsely claiming to be an
established
legitimate enterprise in an attempt to scam or defraud the user into
surrendering private and personal information that can be used for
identity
theft, or for any other purpose), cybersquatting,
typosquatting or combosquatting.
Publisher shall operate in compliance with all applicable laws,
regulations,
decisions and industry best practices, including but not limited to:
(i)
Section 5 of the Federal Trade Commission Act and any current or future
rules,
regulations, orders, guides or other interpretation issued by the
Federal Trade
Commission (FTC) of Section 5, and (ii) the Direct Marketing
Associations
Best Practices for Online Advertising and Publisher Marketing. Without limiting the
foregoing, Publisher
agrees to comply with the FTCs Endorsement Guides currently located at
https://www.ftc.gov/tips-advice/business-center/guidance/ftcs-endorsement-guides-what-people-are-asking,
with respect to any endorsements made as part of its
services hereunder, including, without limitation, properly disclosing
that
Publisher receives consideration for reviewing, promoting and/or
recommending a
product or service or engaging in any type of influence marketing.
If Publisher is distributing an Offer outside the United States, Publisher represents and warrants that (1) it is familiar with the particular laws, regulations and industry customs in those countries in which is distributing the Offer, (2) it has previous experience distributing offers in such countries, and (3) it will comply with all such laws, regulations and industry customs.
For
an Offer to be distributed on
wireless devices, such as cell phones and tablets, Publisher agrees to:
(i)
comply with all applicable laws and regulations regarding marketing to
wireless
devices; (ii) comply with all rules, terms and policies of the wireless
service
provider and the maker(s) of the wireless device and operating system
running
on such device, (iii) not install any software, cookies or application
to the
device without the express affirmative consent of the User; and (iv)
provide
such data regarding the Leads as may be required by Merchant or its
Advertiser
from time to time, including, UDID numbers for each Lead and geo and
time/date
of the Lead
generation.
MUTUAL REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES. Each party
represents and
warrants to the other party that (i) such party has the full corporate
or
organizational right, power, and authority to enter into the Agreement
and to
perform the acts required of it, (ii) the execution of or electronic
agreement
to this Agreement by such party, and the performance by such party of
its
obligations and duties, do not and will not violate any agreement to
which such
party is a party or by which it is otherwise bound, or any applicable
federal,
state or municipal law or regulation to which it is subject, (iii) each
party
shall render all services to the other party in a professional and
commercially
reasonable manner, in accordance with generally accepted industry
standards;
and (iv) each party owns or has the authority and valid license to use
all
intellectual property and content on its website(s).
Each party also represents and warrants that it is fully compliant with
applicable privacy and information security laws. Each party shall
provide clear
and conspicuous notice for, and fully disclose, its respective privacy
policy
and practices to visitors to its website(s).
LIMITATION OF LIABILITY; NO ADDITIONAL WARRANTIES;
INDEMNIFICATION. THE WEBSITES
OF MERCHANT AND ADVERTISERS (INCLUDING ANY REPORTING SITE) AND THE
OFFERS ARE
PROVIDED "AS IS" AND "AS AVAILABLE." EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY
SET FORTH IN THIS AGREEMENT, NEITHER PARTY MAKES ANY WARRANTIES AND
EXPRESSLY
DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, AS TO THE SUBJECT MATTER
OF THIS
AGREEMENT, INCLUDING IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS
FOR A
PARTICULAR PURPOSE. IN NO EVENT SHALL MERCHANT BE LIABLE FOR ANY
INDIRECT,
INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, SPECIAL OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES OF ANY KIND OR
NATURE
WHATSOEVER (INCLUDING LOST PROFITS OR REVENUES, OR HARM TO BUSINESS)
EVEN IF IT
HAS BEEN NOTIFIED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. IN NO EVENT SHALL
MERCHANT'S
LIABILITY UNDER THIS AGREEMENT, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHER
LEGAL
THEORY, BE GREATER THAN THE TOTAL AMOUNT PAID WITHIN THE PRIOR SIX
MONTHS BY MERCHANT
TO PUBLISHER HEREUNDER.
Indemnification. Each party agrees to
indemnify, defend and hold
harmless the other, its subsidiaries, advertisers, vendors and
suppliers, and
each of their respective agents, partners, officers, directors and
employees
from and against any third party loss, cost, claim, injury or damage
(including
reasonable attorneys' fees) arising out of or related to a breach of
such
party's representations or warranties made in this Agreement or a
breach of the
terms and conditions of this Agreement.
GENERAL.
Governing Law. The rights and obligations of the
parties under or
arising out of this Agreement shall be governed by and construed under
the laws
of the State of Colorado without reference to its conflict of laws
principles.
Force Majeure. Neither party shall be deemed in
default of this
Agreement to the extent that performance of its obligations or attempts
to cure
any breach are delayed or prevented by reason of any Internet outage,
act of
God, fire, natural disaster, accident, terrorism, riots, acts of
government,
shortage of materials or supplies, or any other cause beyond the
reasonable
control of such party.
INCENTIVIZED
TRAFFIC:
Any trafficking from websites that are point, lottery or rewards based and encourage users to click on Offers or use Offers to generate revenue for users to win points, get rewards, or other incentives are prohibited, unless approved in writing.
Additional Provisions
1. Include if search advertising is allowed:
Search Advertising:
If Publisher engages in any keyword search marketing hereunder, Publisher shall (1) comply with all rules, requirements and terms of the particular search engine being used, (2) not infringe upon any trademark or other intellectual property rights of any third parties, and (3) comply with all terms and requirements of the Advertisers with respect to search marketing. Publisher shall also comply with the following:
1. Publisher may not bid on any of Merchant or Advertiser terms, including any variations or misspellings thereof, for search or content based campaigns on Google, Bing, Yahoo or any other network.
2. Publisher may not use Merchant or Advertiser terms in sequence with any other keyword.
3. Publisher may not use Merchant or Advertiser terms in its ad title, ad copy, display name or as the display url.
4. Publisher may not direct link to Merchant or Advertiser website from any pay per Click ad or use redirects that yield the same result.
If Publisher automates its search campaigns, Publisher shall be responsible to exclude Merchant and Advertiser terms from its program. We have a strict no tolerance policy on search term bidding. We will not enter a discussion about when the violation started and when it stopped; you will forfeit all commissions for a minimum of the past 30 days and your commission will be set to 0% without warning.
3. Include if email marketing is allowed:
Email:
Publisher represents and warrants that, with respect to email campaigns transmitted by Publisher for Merchant in connection with any Offer, Publisher shall at all times maintain strict compliance with the Controlling the Assault of Non-Solicited Pornography and Marketing Act of 2003 (the CAN-SPAM Act), all rules and official guidance promulgated by the FTC pursuant to the CAN-SPAM Act, the Federal Communications Commissions (FCC) rules and orders regulating the transmission of commercial email to wireless devices, and all other applicable federal, state, local and international laws and regulations. In addition, without limiting the foregoing, Publisher agrees that it will comply with the following requirements. If Publisher uses a third party to transmit email on its behalf, then that third party and Publisher will be treated as one and the same for purposes of this Agreement.
(A)
Address List.
(i) Publisher shall ensure that the addresses on its email address list
(the
List) are entirely opt-in. This means that the email
recipient has
consented to receiving advertisements of the type sent by Publisher via
a clear
and conspicuous affirmative opt-in process (and has not subsequently
revoked
such consent), subject to a posted, clear, conspicuous and accurate
privacy
policy that allows such use. If Publisher uses the list of a
third party
to distribute such emails, such third parties, or List Owners, will
be
considered one and the same as Publisher for purposes of this Agreement. If any consumer makes a
spam or similar
compliant with respect to any emails sent hereunder, Publisher shall
immediately notify Merchant of such compliant and shall provide
documentary
evidence of such consumers opt in information, including IP address,
date,
time and other relevant information.
(ii) Publisher shall not promote an Offer in emails sent to persons
whose email
addresses were gathered in any automated process, harvesting or screen
scraping, or as the result of randomly generated combinations of
characters.
(iii) Publisher agrees that, prior to transmitting any email to the
List, it
will scrub the List against its own do-not-email list and, if required
by the
terms of the Offers, the do-not-mail list of the Advertisers for such
Offers
(collectively, the Suppression List). Publisher will
conduct such
purges at the last possible, commercially reasonable moment, but not
more than
twenty-four (24) hours before the List is sent an email promoting an
Offer. Publisher will not transmit any email promoting an
Offer to any
address or domains on the Suppression List.
Publisher also agrees
that it will download and remove the domains located on the FCC's
wireless
domain names list
http://www.fcc.gov/cgb/policy/DomainNameDownload.html) from
all current data used in all mailings. Publisher further warrants that
any new
data that it acquires, regardless of its source, will be run against
the FCC's
wireless domain names list and that domain names contained therein will
be
removed before sending any mailings.
(iv) Publisher will not (and will not allow others to) sell, remarket,
disclose
or use the Suppression List or the email address of any person who has
opted
out of receiving email promoting an Offer for any reason other than to
comply
with this Agreement and the law.
(v) For each List (including, without limitation, lists provided by a
List
Owner), Publisher will promptly provide Merchant, upon Merchants
request, a
written explanation of: (a) the source of the email addresses and the
method by
which the email recipients opted into receiving email such as messages
promoting an Offer; and (b) the opt-in and/or opt-out process such
recipients
had and have, and the attendant privacy policy, as well as what made
such
process and policy clear and conspicuous to the consumer.
(B)
Transmission.
(i) Publisher shall not promote an Offer in emails sent through open
proxies,
from email or Internet Protocol (IP) addresses registered through
fraud or
false pretenses, or through any means in violation of an Internet
Service
Providers (ISP) policies.
(ii) Upon Merchants request, Publisher shall promptly
provide a full
list of domain names, routing information and IP addresses that will
be, are
being or were used to send emails promoting an Offer. In
addition, upon Merchants
request, Publisher shall promptly provide an explanation of the
transparency of
the return domain names, the List Owners contact information and all
other
information that permits email recipients to identify email
senders. If
at any time any of Publishers and/or List Owners IP addresses or
domain names
are mass-blocked or blacklisted, Publisher will inform Merchant
immediately.
(C)
Content.
Publisher shall be the sender of the email containing Offers as
defined by
the CAN-SPAM Act, its rules and official guidance, and shall comply
with all
requirements of a sender under the CAN-SPAM Act, its rules and
official
guidance, including but not limited to 16 CFR 316.2(m). Any email from
Publisher (and any party delivering emails on its behalf) shall: (i)
Have valid
and traceable email header information identifying the Publisher as the
sending
party; (ii) Within the body of the email, include a valid physical
street
address of Publisher; (iii) Include a clear and conspicuous
identification that
such email message is an advertisement or solicitation when the email
is sent
to an address in which there is no prior business relationship; (iv)
Within the
body of the email, include the following language in a separate,
stand-alone,
paragraph, apart from the footer or any opt-out language, in the same
color,
size and font as the text used by other advertisers in the
Offer: This
offer has been brought to you by [insert Publisher or list owner Name],
a
marketing company that promotes products, goods, or services to
consumers by
email or via the internet. This email is being sent to you
because you
have opted to receive such messages. .; (v) Include a "subject
line" which accurately reflects the contents of the message and that is
not misleading with respect to the contents or subject matter of the
message;
(vi) Include a "from line" which accurately identifies only the
Publisher as the sending party; (vii) Use only email addresses
containing the
name of the Publisher as the sending party, and not use the non-sending
party's
name in any mail-from or reply-to email addresses (e.g. "from" lines
need to accurately identify Publisher as the sender of the email);
(viii) use
reply-to address that are functioning email addresses where Publisher
can be
contacted; and (ix) not contain false or misleading header or
transmission
information,
Publisher warrants and represents that any message content not supplied
by Merchant
will not infringe upon or violate any copyrights, trademarks or any
rights of
privacy or publicity or other proprietary rights of, and will not
violate
applicable laws or regulations or cause injury to, any third
party.
(D)
Opt-Out Mechanism and Compliance. Publisher must include in
each email
message a clear and conspicuous explanation of how the recipient may
opt-out of
receiving future commercial emails from it, including a valid email
address
monitored by Publisher or a hyperlink that the recipient may use to do
so. If Publisher uses a hyperlink, it must allow recipients
to opt-out by
clicking to a single web page and providing only the recipients email
address. Publisher shall in no circumstances require any
personally-identifiable information other than a recipients email
address to
effectuate the recipients request to opt-out. The email
address or
hyperlink must remain capable of receiving opt-out requests for at
least thirty
(30) days after the email is sent. Publisher must process
opt-out
requests within ten (10) days of receipt (or any other timeframe
established in
the future by the FTC); notwithstanding Section 8(A)(3), Publisher
shall not
send any commercial electronic email, including one promoting an Offer,
to any
recipient who has opted out 10 days or more before transmission of an
email.
(E) The email addresses to be used in connection with any Merchant
email
campaign shall be: (i) Collected and maintained in compliance with all
federal
and state laws, regulations and rules and applicable international laws
and
regulations; (ii) Collected from websites and other online venues in
compliance
with the applicable websites' and or other online venues' privacy
policies, and
such privacy policies specifically allow for Publisher to use such
email
addresses as contemplated hereunder; and (iii) Obtained and collected
without
employing email address harvesting, dictionary attacks and/or any other
deceptive or illegal act and/or practice.