AVALW is opening its platform to independent voices. Through the AVALW Creator and Company Program, writers, publishers, journalists, businesses, and academic contributors can publish their own work on a dedicated AVALW address and reach the same audience that reads avalw.com every day. The idea is simple: give people a professional home for their writing, remove the technical friction, and share the advertising revenue their work earns.
Once your account is approved, you receive a personal address in the form of yourname.avalw.com, with a clean public profile that showcases everything you publish. Articles live on your subdomain and can also appear on avalw.com, so a single piece reaches both your own readership and the platform's broader audience. The canonical version of each article points to avalw.com, so your work benefits from the platform's authority instead of competing with itself.
The program is built for four kinds of contributors:
The process is intentionally fast. A business provides its work email, confirms it with a verification code, chooses a subdomain, and is ready to publish. Free consumer mailboxes are not accepted, which keeps the space professional and ensures that a business page genuinely represents that business.
Access is granted by application and invitation. Eligibility considers a genuine audience: as a general guideline, at least 20,000 followers on YouTube or Facebook, or 50,000 on X, TikTok or Instagram, together with confirmation that you own the channels you list. The review step protects the quality of the platform and the trust readers place in every byline.
The editor is a clean, distraction-free space. You get a large serif title, a subtitle, and a spacious body with comfortable typography. A floating formatting bar appears when you select text, so bold, italics, links, headings, quotes and inline code are one tap away, and a simple plus button lets you drop in images, embeds and dividers without ever leaving the flow of writing.
Add a cover image, insert photos directly into the body, and give each one a caption. On larger screens, in-body images extend gently beyond the text column for a modern, editorial look, while captions sit neatly beneath them. Paste or drag an image straight in and it becomes part of your story immediately, so building a rich, visual article takes minutes rather than hours.
Contributors retain ownership of and intellectual-property rights in what they publish. By publishing on AVALW you grant the platform a non-exclusive licence to host, display, distribute, translate and promote your work across AVALW properties while it is published with us. In plain terms, AVALW helps your work travel further, but you never sign away the rights to what you created.
The current creator share is 50% of the approved click revenue attributed to your account.
AVALW is supported by advertising, and contributors receive a share of the revenue their content generates. Only clicks that the advertising partner marks as approved generate earnings, which keeps the model honest and sustainable, and everything is visible in your dashboard so you always know how your articles are performing.
Just as important is how that advertising is done. AVALW does not track readers as they browse. There are no advertising cookies, no cross-site tracking, and no profiles built from individual behavior. The ads shown alongside your work are contextual, meaning they are matched to the topic of the page rather than to a reader's private data, and they are always clearly labelled. The only advertising event ever recorded is a click a reader chooses to make, shared with the advertising partner solely to credit it.
Earnings flow into a wallet shown in your dashboard, reconciled regularly from the advertising partner's reporting. Before any payout, identity and payment details are verified, and payouts follow a minimum threshold and a regular schedule that are always visible to you. Invalid or fraudulent activity such as self-clicking, bots or artificially inflated traffic is never paid, and any amounts credited for it can be reversed. Contributors are responsible for the taxes due on their earnings in their own jurisdiction.
Content must be accurate, lawful, and original, and AVALW applies editorial standards and human oversight to everything published under its name. Fabricated reporting, plagiarism, and illegal or infringing material are not allowed, and the platform can edit, label, or remove content that does not meet these standards. The full rules are set out in the Creator and Publisher Terms.
It takes only a few minutes. Visit avalw.com/creator.html, choose whether you are a company, a creator, a journalist, or an academic contributor, and follow the steps for your account type. Companies verify their business email and begin immediately; creators, journalists and academics submit a short application and, once reviewed, receive an invitation to join.
Whether you are a brand looking for a credible publishing home, a journalist who wants a professional platform without the overhead, or a creator ready to turn your audience into a real newsroom, the AVALW Creator and Company Program was built for you. Your page, your words, your readers, and a fair share of the revenue they generate.