Share & earn
Share your session. Get up to 100% off.
Post the video of your PartyMimic match with #partydub, then add the link on your profile. Posts that do well can earn a discount on PartyDub.
How it works
- 1At the end of a match, download the gameplay — Shorts for vertical, or Landscape.
- 2Post it publicly with #partydub in the caption — TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, Threads, X, Bluesky or Reddit.
- 3Open your profile and paste the link to your post. Posted it in more than one place? Tap + to add the other links.
- 4We look at every post ourselves. If yours earns a reward, we email it to you and it shows up on your profile.
Something to post with it
Pick one, or tap for another. Nobody should have to write their own caption.
The link is part of it — a post nobody can click through can't earn anything.
What you can get
Rewards go up to 100% off, depending on how the post does — a 50% code, or a month of Supporter on us when a post really takes off.
A discount code goes in the discount field at checkout — on Pricing or in the character shop. Each code works once.
Ground rules
- The video is a PartyMimic session, and the post is yours.
- The caption includes #partydub and a link to PartyDub, and the post is public and still up when we look. A post nobody can click through can't earn anything.
- Mark the post as an ad: switch on the site's paid-partnership or branded-content label, or add #ad to the caption. A reward makes it an ad, and many countries require the label by law.
- Bought or bot views don't count.
- One reward per post. Rewards have no cash value.
- Every reward is our call, and we may change or end this at any time. Anything already sent keeps working.
Posting on Reddit?
OptionalA post anywhere can earn a reward. Reddit shows the view count to you alone, so posts there are judged on upvotes instead — and these are the communities where this kind of post usually goes down well.
- r/WebGamesBrowser games, nothing to download. The closest fit.
- r/playmygameMade for sharing a game and getting it played.
- r/IndieGamingLarge, and used to posts from players and makers.
- r/jackboxgamesThe same group on the same night, deciding what to play.
- r/gamenightPeople working out what to play with friends.
- r/TwitchStreamers and the people in their chat.
- r/SideProjectPeople sharing things they have built.
- r/InternetIsBeautifulEnormous, and only forgiving if it is genuinely novel.
- Read the community's rules first. Many allow this only in a weekly thread, or on set days.
- One community at a time, a few days apart. The same link dropped everywhere at once gets filtered automatically.
- Take part in the community before you post in it. A new account whose first post is a link gets filtered hardest.
- Say you get a discount for it. Undisclosed promotion gets removed, and it breaks the rules almost everywhere.
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