A defined audience
Name the people you reach, the questions they ask about AI writing, and the countries or languages most relevant to your channel.
Company / Creator program
Make content worth watching under a clear written brief
Pitch an honest tutorial, review, classroom explainer, or workflow demonstration about Detecting AI. Approved projects define the idea, deliverables, disclosure, and compensation before you start production.
Independent posts are not automatically eligible for payment after publication.
Creator brief
Agree on the work before you make it
A useful creator partnership begins with a specific audience problem and a format that can show the product honestly. Approval and compensation belong in writing before production starts.
- Pitch one clear content idea and audience
- Agree on deliverables and review points
- Disclose the paid relationship clearly
- Publish only claims you can demonstrate
A message starts a conversation. It is not an offer, approval, or promise of payment.
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Direct creator partnership inquiries
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Tutorials, reviews, and education formats
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Written scope before production
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Separate from referral commissions
What makes a strong pitch
A sharp idea beats a vague request for sponsorship
Tell us who the content helps, what they will learn, and why your format is credible. A concrete outline makes the fit easier to assess.
A useful editorial angle
Propose a tutorial, comparison, policy discussion, or workflow demonstration with a clear takeaway for the viewer.
Credible disclosure
Explain how you label sponsorships and keep your opinion, testing process, and commercial relationship understandable.
How it works
From a pitch to an approved deliverable
The brief protects both sides. It sets the content scope, approval boundaries, evidence, timing, usage rights, and compensation before work begins.
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Send a focused pitch
Include channel links, audience data, the proposed format, a working title, expected timing, and examples of related work.
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Agree on the brief
Confirm deliverables, product access, required disclosures, review stages, publication window, usage rights, and compensation.
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Create from real product use
Test the current product, capture your own examples, explain limitations, and avoid scripts that overstate detector certainty.
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Deliver the agreed evidence
Submit the final link and any metrics or invoice details required by the written agreement, using the agreed reporting window.
Creator standards
The audience should understand both the product and the partnership
Good sponsored content does not conceal its incentive or flatten a nuanced product into one dramatic claim.
Written approval comes first
Do not spend money, promise a publication date, or assume a rate until the team has approved the project and both sides have the current terms.
- Use clear sponsorship or paid-partnership disclosure
- Demonstrate the current product with your own examples
- Explain that detector results are review signals, not proof
- Follow the approved brief and platform policies
- Do not fabricate dashboards, earnings, users, or outcomes
- Keep drafts and approval records for the agreed period
Prefer referral-based earnings?
The affiliate program is built around approved tracking links and eligible referred purchases. It is a different commercial relationship with its own terms.
Creator FAQ
Know what is agreed before you record
A concise brief should answer who the content serves, what you will deliver, how sponsorship is disclosed, and how compensation works.
What is the Detecting AI creator program?+
It is a direct content partnership for an agreed tutorial, review, demonstration, or educational piece. The brief, deliverables, compensation, disclosure, and evidence requirements must be confirmed before publication.
Which platforms can I apply with?+
Send the channels where you publish, such as YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, a blog, a newsletter, or a course community. The team reviews the audience, format, and proposed idea rather than guaranteeing eligibility for a platform.
Is there a minimum follower count?+
No public threshold is stated on this page. Audience relevance, engagement quality, content fit, and the strength of the proposal may matter more than one follower number.
How much does a creator partnership pay?+
Compensation is confirmed in the written brief for an approved project. Do not rely on an old rate, view-based promise, screenshot, or third-party post unless the team includes it in your current agreement.
Can I publish first and ask to be paid later?+
You may publish independent content, but it does not become a paid partnership after the fact. If compensation matters, obtain written approval and terms before creating or publishing the deliverable.
How is this different from the affiliate program?+
A creator partnership pays for agreed content work under a brief. The affiliate program attributes eligible referred purchases under separate partner terms. A person may discuss both, but each requires its own approval and rules.
Send a focused pitch
Lead with the audience problem and the content idea
Include your channels, recent reach, audience, proposed format, outline, timing, and relevant examples. The team can then tell you whether there is a current fit.