Creator Program Information, Requirements & Applications
CrumbleCraft's Creator Program is designed for content creators with growing platforms on Twitch, TikTok, and YouTube. If you are an active and popular creator, you may be eligible for exclusive ranks and perks tailored to each platform. These perks include features that make it easier to stream, record, and create content on the server, such as the Streamer, TikTok, and YouTube ranks. Each rank provides specific benefits like nickname features to help avoid being targeted while recording and a special tag to stand out when desired. Learn more about the requirements and how to apply!
Requirements for TikTok Creators
For TikTok creators interested in joining CrumbleCraft’s Creator Program, here are the requirements:
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4,500+ followers for channels posting regular Minecraft or gaming-related content.
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20,000+ followers for creators with less frequent Minecraft-focused videos but active gaming content.
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Channels with minimal gaming content are reviewed on a case-by-case basis, requiring at least 20,000+ followers.
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1000+ views on videos within a few days of posting.
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Consistently post original, high-quality Minecraft content.
While these requirements are the minimum to apply, all applications are reviewed individually.
YouTube Streams
If applying based on streaming, ensure your past streams are available for review. They do not need to be publicly listed but must be accessible to us through a playlist of unlisted streams or other means.
YouTube Shorts
Currently, channels focused solely on YouTube Shorts are not eligible for the Creator Program. We consider long-form content or streams to be essential alongside Shorts production.
How to Apply
If your channel meets these requirements, you can apply for our Creator Program by following the steps on our website. Keep in mind, meeting the criteria does not guarantee acceptance, as all applications are carefully reviewed.
Requirements for YouTube Channels
For content creators on YouTube who wish to join the CrumbleCraft Creator Program, the following requirements must be met:
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2,000+ subscribers for gaming channels with frequent Minecraft-focused content.
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6,000+ subscribers for channels with infrequent Minecraft content but frequent gaming-focused videos.
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Channels with minimal gaming content will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis, requiring at least 50,000+ subscribers.
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500+ views on all videos within a week of publication.
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A consistent upload schedule of original, high-quality Minecraft content is expected.
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Minecraft-related content is required, with CrumbleCraft-specific content preferred but not mandatory.
While these requirements are the minimum to apply, all applications are reviewed individually.
YouTube Streams
If applying based on streaming, ensure your past streams are available for review. They do not need to be publicly listed but must be accessible to us through a playlist of unlisted streams or other means.
YouTube Shorts
Currently, channels focused solely on YouTube Shorts are not eligible for the Creator Program. We consider long-form content or streams to be essential alongside Shorts production.
How to Apply
If your channel meets these requirements, you can apply for our Creator Program by following the steps on our website. Keep in mind, meeting the criteria does not guarantee acceptance, as all applications are carefully reviewed.
Requirements for Twitch Streamers
For Twitch streamers interested in joining CrumbleCraft's Creator Program, here are the basic requirements:
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1,000+ followers with legitimate, non-bot, or paid followers.
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10+ concurrent viewers on average during streams.
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A regular streaming schedule with predictable, frequent streams.
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Minecraft-related content is required, but not all streams need to be exclusively Minecraft.
While these requirements are the minimum to apply, all applications are reviewed individually.
The Proces
We will review archived streams as part of the process, so make sure past content is available. All applications are reviewed on a case-by-case basis, and meeting these requirements does not guarantee acceptance.
