What Giggidy does, what it asks of you, and what it does not promise.
Giggidy is a noticeboard and a scheduling tool. Agents post calls; talent apply to them. The booking itself is between the agent and the talent — Giggidy is not the employer, not the agent, and not a party to the engagement.
Self sign-up is 18 and over. If you are younger, an agency has to represent you; ask them to get in touch. The age check runs in the database, so it is not something an account can be edited around after the fact.
One person, one account, and the email on it has to be yours — sign-in is by emailed link or code, so anyone with your inbox has your account. Keep the details on your comp card true. Measurements and photographs are what agents book from, and a call that turns out to have been booked on wrong information wastes a paid day for everybody on it.
Upload only images and video of yourself that you have the right to use. You keep ownership of them. You give Giggidy permission to store them and to show them to you and to agents you have applied to — nobody else, which is enforced by the database rather than by which screen someone is on.
Applying is not a booking. A confirmation from the agent is. Once you are confirmed, turning up is on you, and paying you is on the agent. If a call is rescheduled you are asked to re-accept, and you are free not to.
Rates shown are set by the agent posting the call, in Singapore dollars. Giggidy does not process payment, hold funds, or guarantee that you will be paid. Payment terms are between you and the agent.
Messaging exists so an agent and an applicant can sort out a call. Do not use it for anything else. Harassment, misrepresenting who you are, scraping other people's profiles, or posting calls you have no intention of filling will get an account removed.
This is an early platform. It is provided as it is: no promise that it will be available, that a call posted on it is genuine, or that an agent or a talent is who they say they are. Check who you are dealing with. To the extent the law allows, Giggidy is not liable for losses arising from a booking made through it.
You can ask the operator to delete your account at any time; everything cascades with it. Accounts that break these rules can be removed. These terms can change — the version on this page is the one that applies.
Giggidy operates in Singapore and Singapore law applies. What happens with your personal data is set out in what Giggidy stores about you.