Creator program
Film the server where cheats are earned
Every steal, every WANTED chase, every Legendary drop is a 30-second clip waiting to happen. Get a creator code, a rank, and a share of every purchase made with your code.
Starter
Under 10k followers
- CREATOR rank cosmetics in game (tag and name color)
- Your own creator code: 10% of store purchases made with it
- Monthly clip challenges with cosmetic prizes
- Early looks at new cheats to film
Rising
10k to 100k followers
- Everything in Starter
- Featured on the Hall of Infamy and our socials
- Invites to creator Cheat Cups
- A direct line to staff for events you want to film
Partner
100k+ followers
- Everything in Rising
- Season cast: a recurring storyline with other creators
- Your own signature cosmetic in the store, with a revenue share
- Custom events built around your content
How your code works
- Staff give you a code, like
YOURNAME. - Fans type it in the store, or use
cheatsmp.dev/store?code=YOURNAME. Their price doesn’t change. - You get 10% of what they pay (after refunds), worked out every month. Under 18? Payouts go to a parent or guardian.
The store only sells looks, never powers, so you never have to promote pay-to-win.
Monthly clip challenges
Each month has a theme (best steal, funniest WANTED escape, cleanest Cheat Cup play). Post your clip, tag it, submit the link. Winners get exclusive cosmetics and a spot in the Hall of Infamy.
Disclosure rules (required)
US law (FTC) and Minecraft’s usage guidelines say viewers must know when you benefit from promoting something. When you post about CHEAT SMP while in this program:
- Put #ad or #sponsored at the start of the caption, not buried in hashtags.
- Turn on the platform’s paid-partnership or branded-content label.
- In videos, say it out loud early: “I get a cut if you use my code.”
- Never pressure viewers, especially kids, to buy. No “buy now or miss out”.
- Don’t claim anything can buy powers or wins. It can’t.
- Say CHEAT SMP isn’t made by Mojang or Microsoft if you show our logo or store.
Breaking these rules can end your code. Want the details? See the FTC’s guide “Disclosures 101 for Social Media Influencers”.
