Influencer Partnerships
If your audience plays the games we cover, we can give them a working code and give you a share of what they spend. This page covers the formats, the tracking and the rules we hold ourselves to.
Who this is for
- • Streamers and channels whose audience plays the MMO, shooter, ARPG or sports titles we actually sell.
- • Creators who talk about progression, ranks, builds or competitive play — the places a boost or coaching recommendation fits naturally.
- • Community pages and Discords where members already ask each other "where do I get this done".
- • Small channels are considered. We look at audience fit and engagement, not just raw follower count.
Ways to work together
- • Affiliate code: a personal code your audience enters at checkout. You earn a share of what is spent with it.
- • Sponsored placement: a dedicated video, segment or pinned post. Scope and price are agreed before anything goes live.
- • Long-term partnership: recurring placement plus a code, reviewed monthly against the traffic it actually brings.
- • Giveaway collaboration: we fund the prize, you run the entry mechanics and disclose it as a sponsored giveaway.
How tracking works
- • Codes are the primary tracking method, because they survive link shorteners, Discord pasting and verbal mentions on stream.
- • Referral reporting shows clicks, orders and revenue per code, so you can see what converts rather than guessing.
- • Payouts are calculated on delivered, non-refunded orders. Refunded orders are deducted from the period total.
- • Reporting is shared with you on request; we do not publish your numbers anywhere.
Disclosure and honest claims
- • Say it is a paid or affiliate arrangement wherever it applies — in the video, in the description or on the post.
- • Do not claim a boost removes all risk to an account. Publishers set their own rules and can act on accounts regardless of who played.
- • Do not promise delivery times we do not advertise on the product page. Quote the estimate that page shows.
- • We will not ask you to script a fake personal testimonial. If you have not used the service, say what it is instead of pretending.
What we need from an application
- • Channel or page links, the platforms you post on, and recent audience numbers.
- • The games you cover, and which of those you would actually recommend a service for.
- • Your usual format and cadence — one weekly video and three streams a week is a different proposition from daily shorts.
- • Any existing sponsorships in the same category, so we know what your audience already sees.
Terms in plain language
- • Either side can end the arrangement with 14 days notice; amounts already earned are still paid.
- • Paid placements are invoiced after publication, not before, unless we agree otherwise in writing.
- • We may pause a partnership if content misrepresents the service or breaches the disclosure rules above.
- • Codes can be reset or replaced if they leak into coupon sites and stop reflecting real audience traffic.
Where to start
Email support@d4realm.games with the subject "Partnership" and your channel links. If the fit looks right we send a code and a short brief within a few days, and you can test it on one piece of content before committing to anything longer.