Writers
Explainers, analysis, case studies, opinion and book briefs.
We work with writers, researchers, podcasters and video makers who argue from evidence. Here's what we look for, how review works and what happens after you're approved.
Applications open in Creator Studio. You can save and continue later.Credentials help but aren't required. What matters is how you use sources and how you treat people who disagree.
Explainers, analysis, case studies, opinion and book briefs.
Research posts with method, limitations, conflicts and downloadable data.
Shows and episodes with chapters, transcripts and linked sources.
Long videos and Shorts with captions, chapters and sources.
The editor in Creator Studio checks these as you write, and every submission passes a fact-check before it goes live.
The pledge you'll signRead the full editorial standards"I'll source every factual claim, label my opinions, show the strongest case for views I argue against, and never attack people instead of arguments."
Readers always see who they're reading. Your tier also sets how quickly your work is reviewed.
Where every approved creator starts.
Earned with a strong record: clean fact-checks and few corrections.
Organisations publishing as a team.
Reprogram's own editors and fact-checkers. Not open to applications.
No. You can add credentials and choose whether to show them on your profile, but we decide on the quality of your samples and how you use sources.
We reply to applications within 7 days. Once you're approved, each piece gets a first response within 72 hours as a Contributor, 48 hours as a Partner and 24 hours as a Verified creator.
We tell you why. You can reapply after 60 days.
The contributor agreement sets out what you can publish elsewhere: [CROSS-POSTING TERMS].
The contributor agreement sets out how payment works: [CREATOR PAYMENT TERMS].
Build a strong record: clean fact-checks and few corrections. Verified status is granted by Reprogram, and Verified creators are reviewed within 24 hours.
Each breach counts as a strike. Three strikes in 12 months suspends publishing.