Q: What happens if I miss a month of uploads or can’t post for a while?
A: Life happens! If you need time off, just let staff know. Missing a month without notice may cause temporary removal from the program, but creators can reapply anytime once they’re active again.
Q: Can I apply if I only post on one platform (like just TikTok or just Twitch)?
A: Yes — creators can be accepted based on any single platform as long as they meet the tier requirements. You don’t have to be active on all platforms.
Q: How do Creator Codes work and how much do we earn?
A: Each creator gets a code that players can use in the shop. You earn a percentage of qualifying purchases made with your code. Percentages vary by tier (Community, Official, Partner) and are listed in the perks section of the program.
Q: If I get denied, can I reapply later?
A: Absolutely! If you don’t meet requirements now, you can reapply anytime after improving your content, meeting tier numbers, or becoming more active in the community.
Q: What happens if my average views increase — can I move up a tier?
A: Yes! We review tiers regularly. If your channel grows and you meet the next tier’s requirements, just open a ticket and staff will promote you.
Q: How long does it take for my application to be reviewed?
A: Most applications are reviewed within 3–7 days. If the team is busy, it may take a little longer — but you’ll always get a response once a decision is made.
Q: Can I still stream or make videos on other Minecraft servers?
A: Yes, you’re free to create content anywhere. We only require that Slime Throne content meets the monthly expectations and follows our TOS.
Q: Do my old videos count toward the requirements, or only new ones?
A: Your platform stats (subscribers, followers, averages) include all your content, but monthly upload requirements only count new Slime Throne content.
Q: If my views drop below the requirement, will I lose my rank?
A: Not instantly. We look at trends over time. If your views fall consistently below the tier’s requirements, staff may move you to a lower tier — but we’ll always talk with you first.
Q: Do I need to put the server IP or website in my description?
A: Yes — all creators must include the server's Discord somewhere visible in the video description or stream panels. This helps new players join and supports the program.