Verba is looking for content creators who can show their audience what the platform can do through original video. Whether you enjoy making detailed YouTube videos or quick, funny short-form clips, there is a way to take part and earn a reward when your work performs well.

The long-form route is for creators who enjoy making guides, reviews, showcases, challenges, or longer stories. Your video must focus on Verba, run for at least seven minutes, and be published as a standard YouTube video. YouTube Shorts do not qualify for this route.

Once a qualifying long-form video reaches at least 5,000 authentic views, the creator will receive a cash payment. Views must come from real people. Botted, purchased, automated, or otherwise artificially inflated views do not count and will disqualify the video.

The format is up to you. You could introduce your Verb, demonstrate a feature, share a creative use case, make a challenge, or publish an honest review. The important part is that Verba is the main subject and the video gives viewers something worth watching.

You can also take part by publishing at least ten separate short-form videos featuring Verba. These can be TikToks, YouTube Shorts, quick jokes, funny edits, reactions, mini showcases, tips, or other original ideas. The videos can be very short; creativity and genuine audience response matter more than length.

Creators who meet the ten-video minimum can receive free Verba Premium. The reward will be Plus or Pro depending on the quality and authentic performance of the videos. Ultra will be awarded only when the content performs exceptionally well.

We want to reward videos that people genuinely choose to watch and engage with. Originality, quality, and authentic performance all matter. There is no advantage to inflating views or engagement, and artificial activity will not count toward either creator route.

There is no single required video style. Informative, cinematic, chaotic, funny, experimental, or straightforward can all work when the content feels original and gives viewers a real reason to care about Verba.

Join the Verba community at discord.gg/verba and contact the team through the support channels. Share your channel or profile and tell us what you want to create. If your content is already live, send the links so the team can review it. For the short-form route, include at least ten separate posts; for the long-form route, include the qualifying full video.

We are excited to see how different creators explain, explore, and have fun with Verba. If you have an idea that feels like you, make it your own and share it with the community.