Add your ID to creator pages

On platforms you don't control, such as YouTube or Twitch, put your Publisher ID in the text the page already shows.

In short

  • You do: paste your full Publisher ID near the top of a description or profile.
  • No code needed. The platform keeps its own ads.
  • You earn from subscribers' time on your content, at the share each subscriber chooses.

Your Publisher ID

This is an example Publisher ID. Replace it with your own before using it.

zapub_7Fq2xR9nKd3wV8mB4tL6yH1c

Two rules

  1. Paste the full ID, including zapub_. An ID without the prefix is ignored.
  2. Put it first. The extension uses the first zapub_ it finds in the page's visible text. A broken or different ID higher up can stop yours being found.

The ID must be in text the page shows. Hidden or collapsed text may not be read.

On YouTube

Put your ID at the top of the video description.

  1. In YouTube Studio, open Content and select the video.
  2. Paste your Publisher ID on the first line of the Description. Your usual description goes underneath.
  3. Save. Repeat for each video you want counted.

To cover your channel pages too, add it to your channel description: YouTube Studio → Customization → Basic info.

On Twitch

Twitch has no page-wide description, so use a panel under your stream.

  1. On your channel page, turn on Edit Panels, then Add a Text panel, or edit an existing one.
  2. Paste your Publisher ID into the panel's text, and save.

Your stream's About or bio section works too. A panel near the top is the most reliable.

Other platforms

The same rules work anywhere you can publish visible text: a profile, an "about" section or a pinned post.

Platforms change their layouts, which can affect detection. Check it after big changes (see below).

Check it works

  1. In Websites & creators, open Add a website or creator page.
  2. Enter the address of the page with your ID, such as a video's URL.
  3. Select Verify & add. This uses the browser extension, but no paid membership.

Your creator page also appears on its own after a subscriber visits and their activity is processed. You'll find it under Creator content.

How creator pages earn

The platform still shows its ads, so this is a creator integration:

  • You earn from the time subscribers spend on your content.
  • Each subscriber chooses how much of your time-based share you keep: from 0% to 100%, and 50% by default.

How creator earnings work →

Per-page stats

Your dashboard tracks each page or video separately. It shows which ones subscribers spent the most time on. Payment is always credited to you as the publisher, not to single pages.