The likeness you licensed may not be theirs to sell
Stock libraries and freelance marketplaces rarely prove that the face or voice in an asset actually consented to your use. When it's wrong, the brand pays for it.
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License real faces and voices, without the liability.
Source verified talent, clear AI and endorsement rights in writing, and pay creators directly. Royall is the clean licensing layer that lets you use someone's likeness — and prove you were allowed to.
Why this matters to you
Using someone's likeness is now a liability question.
A face or voice in your campaign is only an asset if you can prove the right to use it. Royall turns that proof into infrastructure — so you can move fast without inheriting someone else's exposure.
AI made impersonation cheap and lawsuits expensive
A synthetic endorsement your agency never approved can run in a market you've never seen. Regulators and talent are both moving fast, and "we didn't know" isn't a defense.
Consent lives in DMs, PDFs, and someone's inbox
When a campaign is challenged, you need a clean, dated record of exactly what was licensed, by whom, and for how long. Screenshots don't hold up.
Who you are changes the answer
You all need the same thing: clean rights.
A brand, an agency, and an AI team reach for likeness for different reasons. Tell us who you are and we'll show you how Royall fits your workflow.
What you're trying to do
"You want a recognizable face on the campaign — without a legal team living in your inbox for six months."
Find verified talent whose likeness is registered and licensable, agree on terms, and get a clean, dated record of exactly what you're allowed to do.
- Source talent whose consent is already provable
- Usage terms — region, duration, media, AI — in writing
- One record you can hand to legal if a campaign is questioned
How licensing works
From "we'd love to use them" to documented and paid.
Registry
Find verified
talent.
Search a registry of people whose face, voice, and name are registered and confirmed theirs — so you start from consent, not a guess.
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Scope
Scope the rights,
in writing.
Set exactly what you're licensing: region, duration, media, exclusivity, and whether AI generation is permitted. The talent — or their team — approves the terms. Both sides get a dated, tamper-evident record of precisely what was licensed. No vague blanket grants.
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Payouts
Pay creators
directly.
Payment routes to the creator or their representatives, with a receipt attached to the deal — clean for your books and theirs.
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Coverage
Provable rights,
on demand.
If the campaign is ever challenged, the full chain of consent is one export away. Your rights are provable, not asserted.
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For the people who sign off
Every claim comes with a receipt.
Procurement, legal, and finance all read the fine print. So here's the concrete record behind each promise.
Consent you can prove
Every license is a dated, tamper-evident record tied to a verified identity — priority and permission aren't a matter of trust.
Rights scoped to the campaign
Region, duration, media, and AI usage are written into the grant, so what you're allowed to do is never ambiguous.
Talent paid, cleanly
A documented offer-to-payout flow means the money is traceable and the creator's cut is on record.
Audit-ready in one export
Hand legal a complete chain of consent — who licensed what, to whom, and when — without reconstructing it from email.
Run the campaign. Skip the exposure.
Get early access to license verified likeness with rights you can actually stand behind.