Questions and answers

A licensing platform where productions and brands find and license professional talent for AI production. Agencies and independent talent set the terms; buyers receive a licence, a certificate and a reference image pack.

Productions generate in their own tools, within the licence; Teila licenses the likeness and delivers the reference image pack.

Productions and brands working with AI, the agencies that represent professional talent, and independent talent who manage their own likeness.

Yes. Every talent is a person whose identity has been verified, and every reference image pack is made of real photographs.

Yes, in the tools you choose, for the licensed project only. The images may not be published or shared outside it.

Yes. The total for each talent, including the Teila service fee, is shown before you commit, so what you see is what you pay.

Within a set timeframe, according to the talent's terms. Because those terms are agreed in advance, nothing has to be negotiated from scratch.

Ask from the same project: the terms can be extended and additional material requested, with the agreement of the talent and their agency.

You do: prices and multipliers are decided by the agency or the independent talent. How fees are then shared between an agency and its talent stays governed by their own agreement.

No. Teila works alongside your existing business, and exclusivity is optional, not a condition for joining.

Yes. Each profile sets which uses are open, reviewed or excluded, and excluded uses cannot be licensed, whatever the budget.

Profiles and materials can be removed, and only records of completed licences are kept, for legal purposes. Licences already granted remain governed by their own terms.

Not under the standard licence, which covers the reference images for one project. Requests to train a model are assessed case by case with the talent and their agency.

No. A digital twin is an AI model or avatar that can generate a person at will. A reference image pack is a set of photographs, licensed for one project.

Only if agreed. The licence covers the talent's likeness as it is; changes such as age or distinctive features are a separate request, agreed with the talent and their agency.

It is not allowed. A wider use needs an extension or a new licence, requested from the same project.

No new use is allowed, including of the reference material. A renewal is a new licence, agreed with the talent and their agency.

Yes, for the future: no new licences are granted. Licences already granted remain governed by their own terms.

No licence can promise that. It documents the right to use the likeness within the agreed scope; labelling, platform and advertising rules remain with whoever publishes.

The talent, or the relevant rights holder, as today. Teila stores the materials to run the platform and deliver approved licences, and buyers may use them only within the scope of each licence.

Every talent verifies their identity and gives explicit, written consent to AI licensing, directly or through their agency, including the uses they exclude.

Companies: brands, creative and advertising agencies, production companies and AI studios. Every buyer is verified before it can license talent.

No tool can follow every copy. What Teila provides is proof of origin: watermark and C2PA content credentials show where a delivered file came from, giving rights holders the evidence to act.

Teila provides the documented consent, the licence and the technical evidence of what was authorised. Any legal action remains with the rights holders.

Teila is opening to a first group of talent agencies now, and licensing opens to productions and brands in November 2026. You can request a demo today.

Teila works internationally. At launch, payouts are available to agencies and talent in the UK, the EU and EEA, Switzerland, the United States and Canada; buyers can license from anywhere.