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How to Get Sponsored by RustClash: Creator & Affiliate Programme

RustClash sponsors creators in two ways: an affiliate code any approved channel can get, and fixed deals offered to channels with results. This page explains what each pays, what the site looks for and how to apply.

How RustClash Sponsorship Works

RustClash sponsors Rust streamers and YouTubers and runs its creator programme through Discord with a code paying revenue share plus community cases. Apply in the Discord partnerships channel.

There are two tiers. An affiliate or creator code is open to most channels: you get a code, your viewers get free case + daily cases + rakeback, and you earn a percentage of the house edge on everything they wager, for as long as they play. A sponsorship is a negotiated deal on top: a fixed monthly fee, a balance to play with on stream, and sometimes a prize pool for your community. Fixed deals are offered to channels with a track record, not applied for cold.

What Creators Are Paid

ModelHow it paysWho gets it
Revenue shareA percentage of the house edge on wagers from players who used your code, paid monthly, for the life of the playerAny approved creator
CPAA fixed amount per depositing player, sometimes combined with a lower revenue shareChannels with steady sign-up volume
Fixed sponsorshipMonthly fee plus a playing balance and giveaways, in exchange for a set number of streams or videosEstablished channels, by invitation
Team or event dealJersey, broadcast and social placements for esports organisations and tournamentsOrganisations

What RustClash Looks For

  • An active channel on Twitch, YouTube or Kick with a Counter-Strike or Rust audience; concurrent viewers matter more than follower count.
  • An audience outside the site's restricted countries (United Kingdom, Netherlands, France, Australia); traffic from blocked regions earns nothing.
  • Content that follows the rules: 18+ only, gambling clearly labelled, no claims that it is a way to make money, and the sponsorship disclosed.
  • A clean account history on the site and no involvement in bonus abuse or multi-accounting.
  • For fixed deals: consistent streaming schedule, past sponsorship references and a media kit with viewer demographics.

How to Apply

  1. Register on RustClash and complete verification; partnership teams check that the account is real.
  2. Find the affiliates or partners link in the site footer, or the partnerships channel in the official Discord, and submit the form with your channel links and average viewers.
  3. Once approved, set your code and the viewer bonus in the affiliate dashboard, then add it to your stream panels and video descriptions.
  4. Build a month or two of tracked results. Fixed sponsorships are offered on the back of affiliate performance, not on the application.
  5. Pitch for a fixed deal with numbers: sign-ups and deposits from your code, average viewers, audience countries, and the content you will deliver.

Rules That Get Creators Dropped

  • Streaming to an audience in a restricted country or encouraging VPN use
  • Presenting gambling as income, hiding losses, or faking balances
  • Promoting to minors or on platforms that ban gambling content without disclosure
  • Running multiple accounts or self-referring through your own code
  • Switching codes between sites mid-contract without notice

Twitch's gambling rules restrict unlicensed sites in several regions; creators should check the current policy for their platform before signing. YouTube and Kick have their own rules on gambling disclosure.

Other Creator Programmes

If RustClash is not the right fit, the sites below run comparable programmes: Bandit.Camp. Most creators carry one skin site and one crypto casino rather than several of each.

FAQ

How do I get sponsored by RustClash?

Apply for the affiliate programme through the partners link on the site, build tracked results on your code, then pitch for a fixed deal with your numbers.

How much does RustClash pay creators?

Affiliates earn a percentage of the house edge on wagers from players who used their code, paid monthly. Fixed sponsorships are negotiated per channel and are not published.

Do I need a big channel to get a RustClash code?

No. Affiliate codes are open to most active channels. Fixed deals and playing balances are reserved for channels with consistent viewers and results.