Creator program
Your GTA VI content, your own creator page
Making clips, edits, screenshots or guides about GTA VI? Apply as a creator. Once approved, you publish on WANTED SIX yourself, without waiting for a review, and get a creator page of your own. Applying is free.
Who the program is for
WANTED SIX is an independent GTA VI community hub in German and English. The creator program is for people who regularly make their own content about the game and are active on YouTube, Twitch, TikTok, X, Instagram or Kick.
Your work shows up where the community already comes for news, databases and crews, and your creator page links straight to your channels. Read the creator guidelines before you apply, since the form asks you to confirm them.
Four steps to becoming a creator
Step 1
Create an account
Applications are tied to a WANTED SIX account. Accounts are free and available from age 18.
Step 2
Send your application
You'll need a profile name, your focus, a short introduction of up to 1,000 characters and one to six links to your official channels. You also confirm the creator guidelines.
Step 3
Team review
The team looks at your channels. If there's a question, it appears on your application page and you can reply right there. Your current status is always visible.
Step 4
Start in your creator studio
Once you're approved, your creator studio unlocks. That's where you publish, design your creator page and find your creator code.
What creators get
Five formats
Clip: a YouTube video with title, description and cover
Edit: a cut video via YouTube link, or a single edited image
Screenshot: one image or a gallery of up to 12
Guide: a walkthrough with headings, lists and links
Post: a short update for your community
You publish on your own; the team doesn't approve each piece in advance. Drafts can be checked in a preview and later edited, unpublished or archived. Every piece of content is in one language, German or English, and you decide whether members can comment on it.
Your own creator page
Your page shows your banner, profile picture, bio, follower count and channel links, followed by your latest content. You choose the order of its sections and can hide the ones you don't need. Events for your community are set up in the studio and appear on your page. Link your YouTube channel and the page can show your three latest public videos automatically.
Creator code and analytics
Your creator code is the address of your creator page. New members can enter it when they sign up to support you. How that turns into Wanted Tokens is explained on creator rewards. The studio also shows how often your page and your content were viewed, always as totals.
The “W6 verified” badge
Verification is a separate decision by the team, independent of approval. It isn't an official identity check, and you don't need it to publish.
Still in development
Sponsorships, partner offers and further creator rewards are planned but not built yet. There are no dates or commitments for them, and there is currently no real-money compensation.
When that changes, you'll read about it here and on creator rewards. Until then the program is exactly what this page describes: your own publishing, your own page and your creator code.
Frequently asked questions
7 questions
Does it cost anything?
No. Applying and being approved are free. Approval doesn't come with automatic Wanted Tokens or a verified badge either.
Do I need a minimum audience?
The application form doesn't ask for a follower count. The team decides based on the channels you list and your introduction.
Do creators get paid for their content?
No. There is no real-money compensation. Your creator code can earn you Wanted Tokens, a platform currency that can't be bought or cashed out.
Does the team review every post before it goes live?
No, you publish yourself. If something breaks the creator guidelines, the team can hide it. You'll see the reason in your creator studio, and your text and media stay unchanged.
What happens if my application is declined?
You'll see the reason on the application page. After a waiting period you can apply again, and the same page tells you from which date.
Why can't visitors see my creator page?
While your profile is set to private, your creator page and content stay hidden from visitors, even when published. You can switch your profile to public in your privacy settings.
Can creator status be revoked?
Yes, for guideline violations and always with a reason. Your content stays saved but is no longer public. Your regular account remains, and you can be approved again through a new application.
Ready for your creator page?
Have your profile name, a short introduction and your channel links at hand. Reading the creator guidelines first saves follow-up questions.
