The Creators programme
Free kit.
Then 7% of
the spend.
You post videos in the kit. We put advertising money behind the ones that work. You earn 7% of every pound we spend on your videos, every month, for as long as they run. No script, no follower minimum, no exclusivity.
- Kit worth £176, yours to keep
- Paid monthly
- UK · IE · AU · NZ · CA
How it works
Four steps. No script.
- 01
Apply
Tell us where you post and what you do. Healthcare workers and students in the UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand and Canada. We reply within three working days.
- 02
Get the kit
A top and a trouser in your colour, size and length, plus a second top. Free, yours to keep. If the size is wrong, swap it with the label in the parcel.
- 03
Post
At least 2 videos in the first 30 days, on your own account, in your own voice. Tag us. We never send a script.
- 04
Earn
We pick the videos that work and put advertising spend behind them. You earn 7% of every pound we spend on your videos, paid monthly, for as long as they run.
What it pays
7% of every pound.
Not a percentage of sales you have to chase. A percentage of what we spend. When a video of yours works, we spend more behind it, and your share goes up with it. The spend is reported in your dashboard; the rate never changes.
- Rate
- 7% of ad spend
- Paid
- Monthly, 14 days after month end
- Minimum payout
- £25
- Runs for
- Up to 12 months per video
Illustrative. Spend depends on how a video performs; some run for a week, some for a year. Earnings are paid on actual spend, in arrears.
The kit
Yours before you post a thing.
Pick the colour, the size and the length. The parcel lands in under five days in the UK and Ireland. Nothing is deducted from your earnings, ever.
- One top and one trouser in your colour, size and length
- A second top in a core colour for a second video
- A prepaid swap label, in case the size is wrong
- A personal code: your followers get 10% off their first order
Kit value about £176Embroidered with your name if you want it
Videos that work
Honest beats polished.
The videos we spend the most behind are filmed on a phone, in one take, by someone who has just done a shift. These six formats are where most of the spend goes.
- 01
Get ready with me
The 6am version. Kit on, lanyard on, out the door. Show the pockets.
- 02
The twelve-hour test
Film the waistband at hour one and hour eleven. Honest, not staged.
- 03
Colour haul
Every colour you own, back to back, in daylight. Name the colours.
- 04
The swap
Order the wrong size on purpose. Show the prepaid label and how fast the right one lands.
- 05
Pocket inventory
Everything you carry on a shift, going into the pockets, one by one.
- 06
Wash day
Two hundred washes later. Put the old top next to the new one.
The rules, all of them
Short enough to read.
- Who
- Qualified or studying healthcare workers in United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand or Canada. Any size of account on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube.
- What you post
- At least 2 videos within 30 days of the parcel landing, filmed in the kit, on your own account, tagged @scrubsclothing. Your words. Say what you don’t like too.
- Labelling
- It is a gifted product with a commission, so label it #ad or use the paid-partnership tool. We follow the ASA, ACCC and the local equivalent wherever you are.
- Where to film
- At home, in the locker room, in the car park, outside the hospital. Never patients, never clinical areas, never anything that identifies your workplace.
- Usage
- By joining you let us run your videos as paid ads, with credit, for 12 months from the day you post. That is the thing you are paid for.
- Money
- 7% of the advertising spend behind your videos, paid by bank transfer 14 days after month end, £25 minimum. Your personal code gives followers 10% off a first order.
- Leaving
- Email us and we stop spending behind your videos within 7 days and pay what is owed. The kit stays yours.
Apply
Three minutes. We reply in three days.
We look at your videos, not your follower count. If you make things people watch to the end, you are in.
Your kit, as specified
Theatre · Women’s · M · Regular
Plus a second top in a core colour. Worth about £176.
Questions creators ask first.
How does the SCRUBS Clothing Creators programme work?
- Healthcare workers and students who post on TikTok, Instagram or YouTube apply at scrubsclothing.co.uk/creators. Accepted creators receive a free kit: a top and a trouser in their colour, size and length, plus a second top, worth around £130. In return they post at least two videos within 30 days of the parcel arriving, on their own account and in their own voice. SCRUBS Clothing then puts advertising spend behind the videos that perform, and the creator earns 7% of every pound spent on their videos, paid monthly for as long as the ads run. There is no follower minimum; the programme is open in the UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand and Canada.
How much do SCRUBS Clothing creators earn?
- Creators earn 7% of the paid advertising spend SCRUBS Clothing puts behind their videos. If £5,000 is spent promoting a creator's video in a month, the creator is paid £350; at £15,000 it is £1,050. The percentage is fixed and the spend is reported in the creator dashboard. Payouts are made by bank transfer 14 days after the end of each month, with a £25 minimum balance. The kit itself is free and is not deducted from earnings. Creators also get a personal code that gives their followers 10% off a first order, with no cap on uses.
What are the rules for SCRUBS Clothing creator videos?
- Videos must be the creator's own, filmed in the kit supplied, and posted on the creator's own TikTok, Instagram or YouTube account with an #ad or paid-partnership label where required by the ASA, ACCC or the relevant local regulator. No script is provided and negative points are allowed. By joining, creators license SCRUBS Clothing to run their videos as paid ads for 12 months from posting, with credit. Patients, clinical areas and anything identifying a workplace must not appear; most creators film at home, in a locker room or outside the hospital. Creators must be qualified or studying healthcare workers.