Make an honest YouTube review, at least four minutes long, filmed while you actually use the app. There is no subscriber minimum, and we never touch your script or your verdict.
Open to English-language channels based in the US, Canada, the UK and the EU. One payout per creator.
Five steps. Apply before you film so you never spend a day on a video we cannot pay for.
Email us your channel link, your country, and a sentence or two on what you plan to make.
We check your channel, and reply as soon as possible with a checklist to follow, so there wont be any surprises later.
Your video needs to go live within 30 days of approval. After that the approval expires and you can reapply.
Reply to your approval email with the live YouTube URL and an invoice for $100.
We check the video against the checklist and pay you $100 by bank transfer or PayPal.
If you point a camera at yourself and talk, this is for you. You do not need to be a tech channel, and you do not need a big audience. There is no subscriber minimum and no view minimum.
Six rules. The first two are the ones that get videos rejected, so please read them twice.
Use the full name, Teleprompter.com, whenever you refer to the app, out loud and on screen. Not the teleprompter app, not Teleprompter, not an abbreviation. This one is not negotiable.
We want to see you film with it. Your real script, your real setup, your ring light or teleprompter rig in shot. A screen recorded tour of the interface on its own does not qualify.
Four full minutes or more. Give the app enough room for viewers to see how it actually behaves.
Say what you liked and what you did not. We are not buying a positive review and we will never ask you to change your verdict.
English language, you on camera, footage you shot yourself. No stock clips, no reused footage, no AI generated voiceover or narration.
Please keep the video public for at least a year. If it is deleted, unlisted or made private before then, the $100 becomes repayable.
You keep full creative control. That is the whole point, because a review nobody believes is worth nothing to either of us.
Payment is never conditional on your verdict. Criticise the app and you still get paid.
We do not review your script, your title, your thumbnail or your edit before it goes out.
Review other teleprompter tools whenever you like, before or after. We are not asking you to stop.
A free account is enough. We do suggest starting the free trial first so you can show the full feature set.
No. There is no subscriber minimum and no view minimum. A 400 subscriber channel with a real audience is welcome.
Yes, and please do if you find something worth saying. Your payout does not depend on your verdict. We would rather hear the criticism than have viewers spot a fake.
Not yet, sorry. Payouts are limited to those regions for now. Email us anyway and we will let you know if that changes.
No. A free account is enough. We do recommend starting the free trial before you film so you can show the full feature set rather than just the free tier.
One payout per creator. You are very welcome to keep making videos, we just cannot pay for more than one.
Film yourself recording something with teleprompter.com in the loop. Your own script, your own setup, the rig visible. If a viewer can see how the app behaves while you are performing, you are there.
Tell us and we will talk it through. Most issues are fixable with a small edit or a corrected description. Naming is the one thing we cannot waive.
Your name or company, your address, the date, the line item Creator Program review video, the amount of $100 USD, and your bank or PayPal details. If you are unsure, send a draft and we will check it.
Send us one email. Use the subject line Creator Program plus your channel name, and include your channel URL, your subscriber count, your country, your niche, and one or two sentences on the angle you have in mind. We aim to reply within five working days.
Email creators@teleprompter.comApproved creators get the full checklist by reply, so you know exactly what to film before you start.
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