About MapleCreatorLab and the code we work by

The ranger's code

1. 1
   Adults only

   Every creator is 18 or over, has passed their platform's checks, and owns their content.

2. 2
   Leave no trace

   Your legal name, location and personal details stay out of everything we publish.

3. 3
   Mark the trail honestly

   Promos are disclosed, tags are accurate, and nothing is faked.

4. 4
   Stay on the path

   Online content only; nothing that points toward meeting fans or sexual services.

5. 5
   Pack out what you pack in

   Flat fees, no cut of your earnings, no logins, and your accounts stay yours.

Recently opened, and saying so

MapleCreatorLab started in 2026. You won't see creator logos, screenshots of earnings or quotes here; any case study will appear only with a creator's written consent, and income is never promised. See the pricing page for fees, and the field notes for how we think, starting with the Canada guide.

How we work with creators

• Your name, your accounts. We never ask for platform passwords to post as you, and every account stays in your name.
• Flat fee, no share. You pay a monthly fee; we take nothing from your earnings.
• Privacy before growth. We fix anything that exposes your legal name or location before we promote anything.
• Plain reporting. Once a month, where subscribers came from, what worked, and what we suggest next.

Sources we lean on

We follow Ad Standards and the Competition Bureau on disclosure, the Canada Revenue Agency on sales tax and creator income, the CRTC on CASL, Parliament's LEGISinfo on Bill S-209, Quebec's language office on French, and each platform's own rules. We are not lawyers or accountants, and we say so plainly whenever a question needs one. Our field notes name their sources and the date they were last revised.

The first month together

After the free audit, the first week covers your privacy: what can be found about you and what to remove. The second covers your bios, link pages and the prices fans see. The third sets up disclosure lines and a posting plan you can keep. The fourth starts the site or the list, depending on your plan, and agrees what we will measure. By the end of the month you know where your fans come from and what will change next, with the plan level set out under pricing.

Limits we are clear about

We do not manage your accounts, chat with fans, produce content, or give legal or tax advice. We do plan, write, check and report on the work each month, and we tell you plainly when a question belongs with a lawyer or an accountant. If something you ask for could put your accounts, your income or your safety at risk, we explain why we will not do it and suggest a safer way to reach the same goal.

Questions