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# Creator Program
Open to creators covering apps, tech, and web design
One of the things we care deeply about with Elements is how it’s talked about. We're after clear and honest coverage from people who actually build things — websites, apps, and tech products.
We’re inviting creators to spend real time with Elements, create thoughtful coverage, and share it with your audience. That includes YouTube and blogs, and also channels like X.com, Medium, Reddit, and Instagram. In return, you'll get a year of Elements Pro valued at $250, and $100 per video/post, with an opportunity for a lifetime license.
### Why We’re Doing This
Elements is a serious tool for building modern websites. It rewards time, experimentation, and curiosity. That makes it a poor fit for shallow reviews and quick takes.
The people we want talking about Elements are the ones who:
* Care about how tools are built
* Explain workflows, not just features
* Speak to designers, developers, indie makers, and people who care about apps and tech
### What Creators Get
Creators accepted into the program receive:
* **One full year of Elements Pro worth $249 (USD)**
* $100 per video or post (up to $500 in total).
* Promotion of your content through Elements channels
If your coverage is high quality and you plan to cover Elements again or on an ongoing basis, we will award lifetime licences.
### What We Ask in Return
In exchange, we ask for:
* One dedicated piece of coverage — a YouTube video, in-depth blog or Medium article, or a thoughtful post on channels like X.com, Reddit, or Instagram
* Coverage based on real use, not a script
* A link back to the Elements website
We actively encourage honest opinions. If something feels awkward or could be better, say so. That’s how the product improves.
### Who This Is For
This program is open to anyone who’s interested in covering Elements thoughtfully.
We’re especially glad to hear from creators who:
* Cover apps, tech, web design, macOS software, no-code tools, or indie development
* Publish on YouTube, blogs, Medium, X.com, Reddit, Instagram, or similar
* Care about honest, useful coverage over hype
Quality always comes before numbers. You don’t need a huge audience — thoughtful work for the right readers matters more.
### How the Application Works
We’ve set up a simple application process so expectations are clear on both sides.
Tell us the following:
* Where you publish (YouTube, blog, Medium, X.com, Reddit, Instagram, etc.)
* The size and type of your audience
* What kind of content you plan to create
* Why Elements is a good fit for your readers or viewers
### After You’re Accepted
Once approved, creators receive:
* Access to Elements Pro
* A short creator brief covering what Elements does differently
* Optional guidance on features worth exploring
There are no talking points to read and no claims to repeat. We want your voice, not ours.
### What Happens When Content Goes Live
When a video or article is published, we help amplify it by:
* Sharing it across Elements channels
* Featuring it in newsletters where relevant
* Linking to it from documentation or onboarding content
### A Long-Term Approach
This isn’t a one-off campaign. Over time we’ll:
* Continue working with creators who deliver thoughtful coverage
* Invite top contributors to work more closely with us, including offers of paid work
* Build a small, trusted circle of people who genuinely understand Elements
If that sounds like your kind of thing, we’d love to hear from you.
Email Us to Join Creator Program
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