Content Submissions
Track and manage content created by your approved creators
Content Tracking Overview
Once creators are approved, they can submit the content they've created for your game:
- Videos (YouTube, etc.)
- Streams and VODs (Twitch, YouTube Live)
- Shorts, Reels, and TikToks
- Reviews
- Trailer reactions
- Other content types
How Creators Submit Content
Approved creators submit their content through the Creator Portal. They provide:
- Content URL - Link to their video, stream, or article
- Platform - Where the content is published
- Content type - Video, stream, article, social post
- Title - Optional title for the content
- Published Date - Optional date the content was published
- Notes - Optional description or additional context
Reviewing Submissions
Review submitted content and take action:
| Status | Description |
|---|---|
| Pending | Awaiting your review |
| Approved | Content meets your expectations |
| Rejected | Content doesn't meet requirements |
Performance Metrics
Each submission tracks:
- View count
- Like count
- Comment count
Content Requirements
Set expectations for creator content in your program's content requirements field. You can describe:
- Expected content type and format
- Minimum quality standards
- Disclosure requirements (FTC compliance)
- Submission deadlines
Remind creators they must disclose that they received a free key. This is a legal requirement in many countries.
Content Deadline
When approving applications, a content deadline can be set. Creators are expected to submit their content before this deadline.
Content Analytics
View aggregate statistics across all creator content for your program:
- Total submissions
- Submissions by status (pending, approved, rejected)
- Total views and average views across all submissions
This guide is for game developers reviewing content. If you're a content creator looking to submit your content, see the Creator Portal documentation.