Recommend StoryShort to people who make story videos, and Whop pays you a share of what the customers you refer pay. Whop runs the program: it tracks the click, records the sale and sends the payout, so the record lives in your own Whop dashboard.
Commission
30% of each payment a referred customer makes. That is Whop's default rate on every StoryShort product, as configured in our Whop dashboard on 2026-10-17. Whop shows the exact rate per product, the payout schedule and your referrals in your affiliate dashboard; if anything here disagrees with Whop, Whop is right.
We make no promise about how much you will earn. It depends entirely on your audience and whether StoryShort is genuinely useful to them.
How to join, step by step
Sign in to Whop, or create a free Whop account.
Open https://whop.com/storyshortapp/affiliates and join the StoryShort affiliate program.
Copy your link from the portal. The Company link looks like https://whop.com/storyshortapp?a=your-whop-username and opens StoryShort's Whop store; product links for a single plan work too.
Post it with a disclosure next to it (see the rules below).
Whop tracks the click, records the sale and pays you. Your Whop affiliate dashboard shows your rate, clicks, referrals and payouts.
Already a customer? Your dashboard's Affiliate page builds your link from your Whop username.
Honest product facts
StoryShort (storyshort.app) turns a story, a Reddit post, a topic or your own text into a narrated vertical video with AI-generated visuals and word-by-word captions.
Made for story formats: Reddit stories, scary stories, history, Bible verses, quotes, motivation and more.
Voices: standard natural voices are included; premium ElevenLabs voices are an optional add-on that costs extra credits.
Every paid plan starts with a 3-day free trial (card required, 120 trial credits, about 3 standard videos). It renews at the plan price unless cancelled, one trial per account.
Plans start at $19/month for 1,200 credits; a standard video costs 40 credits, so that is about 30 videos a month.
Can post to a connected YouTube channel automatically.
Has an API and a remote MCP server, so Claude and other AI agents can create videos directly.
What it does not do: no avatars or on-screen presenters, and no promise about views, followers or income. Results depend on the creator.
The affiliate kit
10 hooks, 3 short scripts, caption templates, logos and the rules, in one file.
I pasted a Reddit story and got a narrated video back. Here's the whole thing, unedited.
This is how story channels make videos without a camera or a microphone.
Same story, two voices. Which one would you keep watching?
I turned a two-paragraph short story into a 60-second video. Here's what I had to cut.
The hardest part of a story video isn't the visuals. It's choosing the one scene that matters.
An honest look at an AI story video maker, including what I still fix by hand.
If you've got stories but no time to edit, watch this first.
Reading a scary story out loud is hard. Here's the tool I use instead.
How I batch a week of story video drafts in one evening.
What a $19 AI story video tool actually gives you, credit by credit.
3 short scripts
Script 1: the screen-recording demo (about 30 seconds)
[Screen: StoryShort create page] "I'm going to turn a story I wrote into a video."
[Paste the story] "Paste the story, pick a voice and a length."
[Finished video plays] "Narration, visuals for each beat, captions. I'd still trim the opening, and that's fine: it's a draft I can fix."
[On-screen text] "Link in bio. It's an affiliate link, so I may earn a commission."
Script 2: the voice test (about 25 seconds)
"Same story, two narrators. Listen to the pause before the twist."
[Play version A, then version B]
"The standard voice is included. The premium one costs extra credits. For a story, the pause is worth it to me."
[On-screen text] "Affiliate link in bio: I may earn a commission if you subscribe."
Script 3: the honest review (about 45 seconds)
"Three things I like about StoryShort and two I don't."
"Like: I can paste my own story instead of a prompt. Each beat gets its own visual. Captions are word by word."
"Don't like: long stories need cutting before they fit, and premium voices cost extra credits."
"There's a 3-day free trial, but it needs a card and renews unless you cancel, so set a reminder."
[On-screen text] "This is a paid affiliate link. I may earn a commission."
Caption templates
Turned this story into a video with StoryShort. Try it: [your link] (paid link, I may earn a commission)
My story video workflow, start to finish. Tool: StoryShort → [your link] #ad
Honest take: StoryShort drafts the video, I pick the scene and fix the opening. 3-day free trial (card required, renews unless cancelled): [your link] (affiliate link, I may earn a commission)
Tools I use for story videos: StoryShort for the video, my own judgment for the story. [your link] #affiliate #ad
These come from the US FTC Endorsement Guides and Whop's community guidelines. Breaking them can get your Whop account, or ours, restricted.
Disclose every time, right next to the link: "paid link", "#ad" or "I earn a commission if you buy". "Affiliate" alone, or a disclosure hidden behind "more", is not enough.
In a video, say it out loud in the video and also write it in the caption or description near the link. A comment is not enough.
Only say what you have seen yourself. If you haven't used StoryShort, say so, or use it first.
No income or results claims: don't promise views, followers, monetisation or money, for you or for your audience.
Don't bid on "StoryShort" in search ads, don't impersonate us, and don't put your link in reviews on Whop.
On TikTok and Instagram, also switch on the platform's paid-partnership / commercial content setting where it applies.
Become a StoryShort Affiliate: Join on Whop + Free Affiliate Kit
