A creator program with the terms stated up front
NovaKore wants to work with gamers and creators who can explain the product in their own voice. That can include testing an early version of the app, making user-generated content from that real experience, covering the launch for your audience, testing product ideas, or helping with community events.
Follower count is context, not the whole decision. A clear point of view, useful feedback, reliable work, strong storytelling, and a real connection to gaming matter more than looking famous on paper.
Ways to work with NovaKore
- Early beta testing: Use a pre-release version of NovaKore, report bugs, test important flows, and explain where the experience succeeds or breaks down.
- Beta-based UGC: Turn your genuine testing experience into approved walkthroughs, reactions, feature spotlights, or “what I found” content when that part of the beta is cleared for sharing.
- UGC creation: Produce short videos, product walkthroughs, reactions, or gaming-first concepts for NovaKore to publish.
- Launch promotion: Share an honest sponsored introduction or campaign with your own audience.
- Product feedback: Test product ideas and explain what works, what is confusing, and what needs to change.
- Community collaborations: Help host creator conversations, challenges, streams, or events around the games you know.
Test early, then create from what you actually found
Selected beta partners may receive early access to specific NovaKore builds or features. Testing can include onboarding, profiles, discovery, content creation, streaming, communities, notifications, accessibility, and performance on supported devices.
NovaKore may provide test scenarios, but useful feedback is not limited to a checklist. Beta partners should document bugs, confusing moments, missing expectations, and the parts they would genuinely return to. Negative feedback does not disqualify a creator from future work.
Turning beta experience into content
Some testers may also receive a content brief based on what they experienced. That content can show real workflows, explain a feature, share a first impression, or describe what changed after feedback. Creators must distinguish available features from prototypes and must not claim that a test result is typical for every user.
Pre-release access can include confidential or unfinished material. The written beta brief will identify what may be recorded, when content may be published, and whether an embargo or confidentiality obligation applies. Do not post private screens, user information, security issues, access credentials, or unannounced features without written approval.
How compensation works
There is no single payment model for every collaboration. An opportunity may use a fixed testing fee, a fixed content fee, a campaign fee plus agreed performance incentives, product or early-access benefits, or an unpaid community collaboration. NovaKore will identify the model before asking a creator to accept work. Early access by itself is not presented as payment for work unless the creator knowingly agrees to an unpaid testing opportunity.
For paid work, the written brief should state the fee, currency, testing expectations or deliverables, deadlines, included revisions, payment timing, cancellation terms, and any approved expenses. Compensation is never conditional on giving NovaKore a positive opinion or hiding problems found during testing.
Your content and usage rights
Creators should keep ownership of their original work. Each campaign agreement should identify exactly what NovaKore may do with the final content, including the channels, countries, duration, editing rights, and whether paid advertising is included.
Posting on NovaKore's channels, reposting on brand social accounts, running the content as an advertisement, and using a creator's handle for ad authorization are different rights. Paid media, whitelisting, exclusivity, raw footage, and perpetual usage should never be silently bundled into a basic UGC fee.
Creator and campaign standards
- Use your real experience and say what you honestly think. NovaKore will not require a positive testimonial.
- Clearly disclose payment, free access, gifts, affiliate earnings, employment, or another material connection.
- Place disclosures where people will notice them without opening a caption, profile, or list of hashtags.
- For video, use an on-screen disclosure and a spoken disclosure when needed for the audience to understand it.
- Do not promise launch dates, income, reach, sponsorships, or features that NovaKore has not confirmed in writing.
- Use only music, gameplay, footage, images, and other material you have permission to include.
Canadian guidance says disclosures should be prominent, clear, visible on every platform, and based on actual experience. U.S. guidance similarly requires material relationships to be hard to miss and endorsements to remain honest. Read the Competition Bureau guidance and the FTC influencer guide.
What happens after you apply
NovaKore reviews applications against upcoming testing needs, supported devices and regions, content quality, audience fit, reliability, platform, and available budget. Not every qualified creator will match the timing or technical requirements of a beta round.
If there is a fit, NovaKore will contact you with the test or campaign concept and next step. Do not begin work until both sides have accepted a written brief. Selection for one opportunity does not guarantee future work, continued beta access, promotion, or a long-term partnership.
Apply to become a Creator Partner
Share one profile that best represents your work and tell us what you would genuinely want to test or make. Applications are open to creators who are at least 18 years old.
Before you apply
NovaKore is pre-launch. The creator program will begin with focused opportunities rather than immediate work for every applicant. Never pay someone claiming they can guarantee acceptance, verification, reach, or a NovaKore contract.
Questions about a legitimate brief can be sent to support@novakore.xyz. Read the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy for the rules that apply to the website and application.