Independent creator guide
Supercell Creator Program, explained simply.
Practical answers about applying, creator codes and communication. Program rules and benefits can change, so official pages remain the source of truth.
These are the public minimums currently shown by Supercell for getting started—not a promise of acceptance, tier, benefits or a creator code.
Frequently asked questions
What creators usually want to know
Clear starting answers that you can revise as the program evolves.
How do I become a Supercell Creator?
Build a public channel on a supported platform, publish Supercell-related content consistently, follow the platform rules and apply through the official Creator Program website. Supercell’s public terms say applicants must be at least 16, meet the separately defined audience requirement, publish meaningful community content regularly and—where applicable—have at least half of their content related to Supercell games. Supercell decides acceptance.
How do I get a creator code?
A creator code is not automatically issued just because you submit an application or meet a follower minimum. Apply first and complete any onboarding available to your account. Code eligibility, activation and supported games or stores depend on Supercell’s current program decisions and your creator status. If your dashboard does not offer code setup, keep publishing and use the official program support route rather than claiming a code early.
How can I talk with the game or developer teams?
Approved creators may be invited to private program communication spaces, including Slack. Access can depend on your game, tier, region and current program activity. Slack is a professional creator workspace—not a guarantee of direct or private access to individual developers. Respect channel rules, staff time, embargoes and confidential information.
Does meeting the follower minimum guarantee acceptance?
No. The public minimum only lets you get started with an application. Supercell can also consider content quality, relevance, consistency, community value, platform compliance and program needs.
Can I earn money from a creator code?
If a code is activated and qualifying purchases are attributed to it, compensation may apply under the current Creator Terms. The terms describe payments on a rolling 12-month basis from code activation where payment is applicable. Exact availability, reporting, thresholds and payment rules should be checked in your dashboard and the latest official terms.
What should I prepare before applying?
Use a clear channel identity, publish several strong examples, keep a consistent schedule, make your Supercell coverage easy to find, review your analytics and remove content that breaks platform or Fan Content Policy rules. Prepare links to your primary channels and accurate contact details.
Can I publish private information shared in creator channels?
No. Treat embargoed or unpublished information as confidential. Supercell’s Fan Content Policy also prohibits fan content containing information that is not yet public. Only publish when the relevant instructions or embargo allow it.
What if my application is rejected?
A rejection does not mean you should stop creating. Improve consistency, clarity and community value, grow the channel naturally and apply again only when the official process allows it. Do not buy followers or misrepresent analytics.