Creator program
Apply to the creator program
With at least one verified channel, the application asks for a display name, which channels to include, an optional other-platform URL, a pitch and a payout-notice email. Review takes up to three business days.
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Before you apply
- A Slop Squash account with a verified email address, and you must be at least 18 (or the age of majority where you live).
- At least one verified channel: YouTube, Twitch, X, Instagram, or a verified website. The application form only appears once one exists. A website that is still pending verification cannot be selected.
The form
| Field | Notes |
|---|---|
| Display name | Shown on your referral landing page; your link slug is derived from it |
| Channels | Pick which of your verified channels to include. Audience size is computed from their verified numbers; you do not type it |
| Other platform URL | Optional, for one place you publish that we cannot verify. We fetch its public title and description, labelled unverified |
| Pitch | A few sentences on who your audience is and how you would present Slop Squash |
| Payout email | Where commission and payout notices go. Money is never sent to it |
One application per account.
Review
- Automated first pass. Your application, the verified channel data, and the fetched metadata from the other-platform URL go to a large language model (currently operated by DeepSeek) that returns approve, reject or manual review with a confidence and reasons. Nothing else about your account is sent. An approve at 0.8 confidence or higher is approved automatically; a reject at 0.9 or higher is rejected automatically.
- A person decides everything else, including any error or timeout. The portal shows "Under review" or "Manual review" and says you hear back within three business days.
You can ask for human review of any automated decision by emailing creators@slopsquash.com.
Outcomes
- Approved. You get an email and the portal shows your link, stats and payout card. See Your referral link.
- Not approved. The portal shows the reason where a reviewer gave one, and the date from which you can reapply, 30 days later. See Why applications are rejected.
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