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Apply
Share your channels, audience, and a few examples. A person reviews every application.
UK + US creator pilot
Create honest content. Earn when it works.
Akoma gives independent creators a clear brief, a unique referral code, fast draft review, and a transparent earnings ledger. The pilot pays for verified annual subscribers—not inflated view counts.
Pilot economics
20% of verified net annual-subscription revenue
- Per-conversion cap
- £8 UK · $10 US
- Verification hold
- 35 days
- Payout threshold
- £50 · $50
- Payment currency
- GBP · USD
Verified net means customer revenue after refunds, taxes, and store commission. Your assigned campaign terms are shown before you create anything.
A clean operating loop
Everything you need to create, in one place.
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Get your workspace
Approved creators receive briefs, scripts, disclosures, assets, and a unique code and link.
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Submit before publishing
Send a private draft link. We approve it or leave precise changes in the portal.
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Earn on verified results
Eligible annual subscriptions move through a hold period, then into your payout balance.
Who this suits
Small, credible audiences are welcome.
We care more about trust, clarity, and audience fit than follower count. There is no minimum size if your work is strong and your viewers listen.
- ●You make thoughtful, original short-form or long-form content.
- ●A meaningful part of your audience is in the UK or US.
- ●You can explain a product honestly without inventing dramatic claims.
- ●You are comfortable labelling paid partnerships clearly.
- ●You want performance upside, not payment for empty impressions.
Trust is the distribution advantage
Clear disclosure. No miracle claims.
Every pilot post must be approved before it goes live. The required paid-partnership and commission disclosure is built into every brief.
Creators must speak from genuine experience, show the real product, and avoid medical, diagnostic, dosing, guaranteed-outcome, or transformation claims.
You retain ownership of your work. Paid media, account whitelisting, and broader usage require separate written permission.
Applications are reviewed manually