Your face. Your voice. Your terms.
If you're a creator, LikenOS helps you protect, license, and monetize your voice, face, image, and AI identity — with verified consent, usage controls, and enforcement support built in.
AI doesn't ask for permission. We make brands ask you.
Right now, your likeness can be cloned in under 60 seconds. Your voice from a single podcast clip. Your face from any post. By the time you find out a brand or scammer is using it, the damage is done — and you're the one stuck paying lawyers to take it down.
The legal system is catching up. But laws don't help if you can't tell you're being copied — and they don't pay you when legitimate brands want to license your AI likeness the right way. That's where we come in.
The operating system for your AI likeness rights.
Four layers. One platform. Built so you can transact with brands and AI companies on your terms — with consent at the center.
From signup to your first license in under a week.
Apply for access
We review every applicant — LikenOS isn't an open marketplace. As a founding creator, you lock in lifetime preferred terms.
Verify your identity
Off-the-shelf identity verification — the same kind your bank uses. This protects you from impersonators trying to license your likeness.
Set your rules
You choose which categories of use are allowed (voice, face, name & likeness, full AI twin) and which are off-limits (politics, adult, specific competitors, anything else).
Protection from day one
We start detecting unauthorized use of your likeness immediately — even before your first paid deal.
Brands request licenses
Each request shows you the brand, the campaign, the use case, and the offered rate. You approve, reject, or counter within 48 hours.
Get paid
Per campaign, directly to you, on campaign start. We take a flat percentage. No hidden fees.
We work for you. Full stop.
We're your agent — not the rights holder. You always own your likeness. We give you the tools to protect it and the marketplace to monetize it.
Built-in protections
- Identity verification at signup so no one else can license what's yours.
- Every license is a signed, standardized contract — no fine print, no surprises.
- Brands are vetted before they can request a license. No anonymous buyers.
- Hard-no categories that brands can never override, no matter the offer.
- Indemnification clauses on every deal — if a brand misuses your license, they're on the hook.
- Detection and takedown support included from day one.
What we will never do
- Sell, transfer, or sublicense your rights without your explicit per-campaign approval.
- Train AI models on your likeness without your consent.
- Lock you into exclusivity. You can leave anytime and take your rights with you.
- Charge you anything during the founding creator period.
Licensing, consent, and enforcement — explained.
Licensing · What exactly is an AI likeness license?
It's a written, standardized contract that grants a specific brand permission to use a specific part of your likeness (voice, face, name, or full AI twin) for a defined campaign, in defined channels, for a defined time window, at an agreed price. Anything outside that scope is unlicensed — and a breach.
Licensing · Who decides the price?
You do. You set a floor per category (voice, face, name, full AI twin) and per use case (social ad, broadcast, product placement, etc.). Brands either meet your terms, counter, or walk. We never set or negotiate prices on your behalf without approval.
Licensing · How fast does a license get approved?
Brands submit a structured request showing the campaign, use case, channels, duration, and offered rate. You have 48 hours to approve, reject, or counter. Nothing goes live until you click approve.
Licensing · Can I do exclusive deals?
Yes — on a per-category, per-vertical basis (e.g. exclusive voice rights to one beverage brand for 12 months). You're never required to be exclusive across the whole platform, and you can always carve out exceptions.
Consent · What does 'granular consent' actually mean?
Your likeness is split into categories — voice, face, name, and full AI twin — and each can be turned on or off independently. Within each, you set hard-no rules (e.g. no political content, no alcohol, no specific competitors). Brands can never request anything inside a hard-no, no matter the offer.
Consent · Can my consent be assumed or implied?
Never. Every single use requires an explicit, signed approval from you for that specific campaign. Silence is not consent. A previous yes is not a future yes. Each license stands on its own.
Consent · Can I revoke consent after I've approved a campaign?
Active campaigns honor their original signed terms (otherwise brands couldn't safely build around your likeness). But you can pull future availability instantly, change your rules, or block a brand from ever requesting again — with one click.
Enforcement · How do you detect unauthorized use?
We continuously scan ad networks, social platforms, marketplaces, and AI-generated content for matches against your verified voice and face fingerprints. When we find a likely match outside a signed license, we capture evidence (URL, screenshot, timestamp, hash) and alert you.
Enforcement · What happens when something unauthorized is found?
You see it in your dashboard with the captured evidence and a recommended action — takedown, cease and desist, license offer, or escalate. We handle takedowns and platform reports for you. For paid enforcement (litigation, settlements), we coordinate with your legal team or ours.
Enforcement · What if a licensed brand goes outside their scope?
That's a breach. Every license has clear scope limits and indemnification baked in — meaning the brand is financially liable to you for the overage. We document the breach, notify the brand, and pursue remedies on your behalf.
Enforcement · Do I have to sue people myself?
No. Most unauthorized use resolves at the takedown or settlement stage and never gets to court. When litigation is the right move, we coordinate it with vetted counsel — you're never alone in front of a judge figuring it out.
Questions you should be asking.
Do I lose any rights by signing up?
No. You retain 100% ownership of your name, image, likeness, and voice rights at all times. LikenOS is a non-exclusive platform — you can license through us, through your agent, or directly with brands. Nothing changes about what you already own.
What if I don't want to do AI deals at all?
Then sign up for detection only. Many of our founding creators use LikenOS purely as a monitoring service to catch unauthorized AI use of their likeness. You're never required to accept a single deal.
How is this different from my agent or manager?
Your agent likely doesn't have the technical infrastructure to detect AI misuse, host approved AI assets, or vet AI-specific licensing terms. LikenOS works alongside agents — many of our deals are co-managed. We handle the AI rights layer; they handle everything else.
What happens if a brand misuses my license?
Every license includes indemnification and clear scope limits. If a brand exceeds what they paid for, they're in breach — financially liable to you, with LikenOS pursuing it on your behalf. We carry insurance on the licensing process itself.
How much can I make?
Depends entirely on your audience, vertical, and the categories you allow. Voice-only licenses for a single campaign typically range from a few hundred to several thousand dollars. Full likeness licenses for major brand campaigns are five to six figures. You set your floor.
What does it cost?
Free during the founding creator period. After that, LikenOS takes a flat percentage of completed deals — never a subscription, never an upfront fee. If you don't make money, we don't make money.
What if I change my mind?
You can pause your account, change your category rules, or close your account entirely at any time. Any active campaigns honor their original terms; nothing new gets licensed.
Founding creator access is limited.
We're onboarding our first cohort by hand. As a founding creator, you lock in lifetime preferred rates, get direct access to our team, and have a say in how the platform develops. Once we open self-serve, those terms go away.