Creator program
Get paid for the prompts you were already showing
If you make things about AI, you have already filmed the hard part — someone types a lazy request, gets a mediocre answer, and does not know why. PromptGame is the fix on screen in about fifteen seconds, and the result is a prompt your audience can paste into whatever they already use.
What it pays
30% of the first payment from every subscriber you send — $9.00 on an annual plan, $0.90 on a monthly one. Paid by transfer once your balance clears $50, or on request if you would rather not wait.
A free account on top, with the full 500 credits a month, so you are demonstrating the paid product rather than a trial that runs out mid-video.
Flat fees are agreed per project rather than posted here — what a Reel is worth depends on your audience, and a number on a public page only ever negotiates against you.
Point people at the annual plan
$29.99 a year against $2.99 a month is the difference between $9.00 and $0.90 to you, and it is the plan the product is priced to support. It is also the honest recommendation: it is cheaper for your audience by the second month.
How you get credited
You get one link. It carries your handle, and that is the entire tracking mechanism:
https://promptgame.app/?utm_source=instagram&utm_medium=creator&utm_campaign=yourhandle
Put it in your bio or your link tool. Anyone who arrives on it is credited to you for 90 days, so someone who watches a Reel on a Tuesday and signs up a fortnight later still counts.
Use the link every time. Instagram’s in-app browser strips the information that would otherwise identify where a visitor came from, so a post that sends people to the bare address is invisible to us and unpayable to you — not disputed, simply absent.
What we ask
Mark the post as a paid partnership. That is Instagram’s rule and the FTC’s, and it is on you as the publisher — we would rather lose a post than have you take the risk.
Show the real thing. Generate on camera, keep what it actually writes, and say where it falls short if it does. The product’s whole claim is that it shows its working; a video that fakes the output contradicts the page it links to.
No fake urgency, no invented discounts, no claiming it does things it does not. If you want a number to quote, take it from this site.
What this program does not do
Commission is on the first payment only, not on every renewal. It is counted when a referred account is subscribed, so a subscriber who cancels within their first period can reduce a balance that has not been paid out yet. Attribution is first touch: someone who found us through another creator three weeks ago and arrives on your link today is credited to them, not to you. We would rather state all three here than in an email after the fact.
Apply
Send us your handle and what you would make. A real person reads it, and you get an answer either way.
Email hello@promptgame.appWorth trying the product first — it is free for 25 prompts and the pitch writes itself once you have seen it work.