How the creator program works.
You make a video about studying with EduZen, post it on your own account, and get paid for the real views it collects. This page is the long version: what you sign up to, what gets counted, and when the money moves.
1. Sign up
Use the EduZen account you already study with, or make one. Add your creator profile, your country and the YouTube, Instagram or TikTok accounts you post from. That is the whole setup: nothing is verified before you have a post to be paid for. Two things have to be true by the time you send your first link, and both take a minute: your email is confirmed and your country’s creator terms are accepted.
2. Choose how you want to work
Performance: you post on your own, inside a campaign you have already accepted. No portfolio, no draft to send, nobody approves the video first. You are paid per 1,000 eligible views. The post is checked when you send its link: when it was posted, whether it qualifies under the campaign, and that the account is yours. A person checks the first post from each account; every post from it after that goes straight to counting.
Managed: you apply with examples of your work, follow the campaign brief, upload a draft and wait for approval. Then you post the approved version and send its public link. Managed pays a fee for the approved video plus a rate per 1,000 eligible views. Not every country offers Managed.
What to film
A video about how you study with EduZen: one thing per video, your own screen, 20 to 45 seconds. The formats page has nine of them written out step by step, with the first sentence, what the screen shows and what to say, and a post to watch where one exists.
3. The days your views are counted
Views are normally counted for 30 days from the moment you post, and each offer states its own length. Send the link whenever you like while that window is open: the count runs from the moment you posted, whether or not we know about the post yet, so nothing is lost by sending it on day twenty. A link sent after the window has closed cannot be paid, because nothing can tell us what the count was on the last day. We take the numbers from the platform itself and keep every reading with its source and the time it was taken. When a platform gives us nothing, a member of staff checks the post and records what they saw, marked as a staff reading.
Bought views, bot traffic and duplicates are taken out where there is evidence for it. If a campaign sets a minimum number of views or a cap on how many are payable, you see both before you join. While the window is open the amount is an estimate and it moves. When the window closes the calculation is final and is never rewritten: a later correction is added as its own entry, with its reason attached.
4. Getting paid
Finalized earnings are grouped by country and currency, and once your balance passes the minimum payout they go out in a monthly run. You add one payout account in your profile and we verify it. Your studio shows the expected date, the account label, whether the payment succeeded or failed, and its transaction reference. An open dispute, an eligibility review or an unverified payout account holds the payment until it is settled.
Creator Pro, while you are active
Once we have confirmed your first post, or approved a Managed application, you get Creator Pro access to EduZen itself: the AI tutor, your notes and files, quizzes and flashcards, mock exams and speaking practice with Wolfie, with a larger storage and voice allowance than the paid plan. Your account shows how much of it is left. It pauses, is withdrawn or expires when you are no longer eligible for the program. If you already pay for EduZen, that subscription is separate and is not touched.
Your country decides your rates
The country on your profile decides which campaigns you see, what they pay, in which currency and by which payout method. Reading this site in another language changes none of that. Your payout account has to be in that country, and that is where the country is checked. You can ask for a country change in your profile; it is reviewed and applies to future offers only, and posts you have already submitted keep the offer they were accepted under.