Creator programme

You don't need a following. You need to start.

I'm Brennan. I built Classmax on my own: it plugs into Blackboard or Canvas and gives students an AI that already knows their modules, deadlines and assignment briefs. It's live and people are using it.

I'm putting together a small group of students to make short videos about it. Most of them will be starting brand new accounts. That is not a problem, it is how this works.

The deal

  • $20 per video, paid whether it does numbers or not.
  • Bonuses on views, so a video that takes off pays properly.
  • Classmax Pro free for as long as you're posting.
  • You keep the account. It's yours, not ours.

What I ask

  • One post a day about Classmax, on your own account.
  • You film it. I give you the hook, the script and the shot list, so you're never staring at a blank page.
  • Tell me honestly what flopped. That's worth more to me than a good video.

Read this part twice

This is a small company and I'm the only person building it. That means two things, and you should weigh both.

The good version: you'd be working directly with the founder, not a marketing team. You'd see how a product actually gets off the ground. You get a real portfolio piece, a reference from me that means something because I'll know exactly what you did, and first refusal on everything that comes after.

The honest version: it's early. The budget is small and I'm starting with a handful of people. If you want a brand that pays four figures a post, that isn't this, and you should go and get that instead. If you want to be one of the first people involved in something and learn how it is done, this is a good one to be early on.

Who this suits

How to apply

Message @joinclassmax on Instagram, or email team@classmax.ai. Tell me your university, whether you've made videos before, and roughly how much time you'd have each week. That's the whole application.

Worth doing first either way: set Classmax up on your own coursework . It's free, it takes about a minute, and it's much easier to talk about something you've actually used.

Brennan