In Brief:
- Enjin has rolled out Envoys, a tiered program that compensates content makers through ENJ grants, Beam credits, NFTs and early access.
- The highest Legend tier hands out 4,000 ENJ alongside 7,500 Beam credits, while the starter Scout tier grants 1,000 credits for around two posts each month.
- According to Enjin, steady output and impact weigh more heavily than audience size, making the program accessible to smaller creators.
Enjin has introduced Envoys, a creator initiative that compensates streamers, writers, artists, meme-makers and community builders for creating content centered on Enjin and its games.
Structured across three tiers, the rewards grow as creators produce more.
Introducing the @enjin Envoys!
A creator program bringing together passionate advocates to educate, inspire, and grow the #Enjin ecosystem.
How it works:
‣ Join a tiered creator program designed to recognize and reward meaningful contributions to the Enjin ecosystem.
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At the base is Scout, where creators posting roughly twice a month collect 1,000 Beam credits. Vanguard requires weekly posts and delivers 1,250 ENJ plus 5,000 credits. Sitting at the top, Legend rewards ongoing flagship contributions with 4,000 ENJ and 7,500 credits. Every tier additionally throws in exclusive NFTs and early access.
Small creators can qualify
Enjin is targeting audiences it hasn’t yet tapped into. The company stressed that consistency and impact outweigh follower totals, a stance that keeps the door open to creators with modest followings.
Those terms carry conditions. Applicants must pass eligibility screening, disclose that the relationship is paid, and accept quarterly reviews of their grants, with Enjin reserving the right to alter or shut down the program whenever it chooses.
What the credits actually buy
These Beam credits don’t amount to cash. A single credit corresponds to one token send via Enjin Beam, the tool creators rely on to hand out NFTs through QR codes. Each credit runs 0.008 ENJ, roughly $0.0016, although that figure shifts with the ENJ price.
At that pricing, a Legend’s 7,500 credits fund 7,500 asset sends and hold a face value of about 60 ENJ. The ENJ grants therefore serve as spending money, while the credits act as working capital for distribution campaigns.
Creators can already pick up smaller credit sums through platform activity. Linking an Enjin Wallet yields 100 credits, purchasing an asset yields 150, and setting up a collection yields 200.
Not the first Envoy
The Envoy label isn’t new for Enjin. Back in July 2020, the company operated an Envoy brand ambassador and affiliate scheme that paid a 50% commission on Enjin Platform (official site) referrals over 12 months, along with a badge delivered to the recipient’s wallet, merch and entry to a private Telegram channel.
That earlier version rewarded signups. The current one abandons the referral approach and pays for content in its place.
There’s one further wrinkle to the credits. Should a Beam expire, be deleted, or be closed by its creator, any credits left unspent flow back into the creator’s account.