Your voice can help other educators.

Help teachers find what works, and earn real money doing it.

Still working in a school? Create faceless content under a pen name, and we'll help you check your district's policies. Left the classroom? Show your face if you'd like, and set your own hours.

Apply to join

Two ways in

Edfluencer connects educators with companies that make things for schools. You create videos, reviews, and resources. Brands pay you for them.

Working in a school now

Work under a pen name, and keep your face off camera if you prefer. Your school, your district, and your students never appear. Before your first project, we'll walk you through your district's rules on outside work, so you know what's allowed.

Left the classroom

Stepped away to raise a family, or moved on to something new? Your years in education still count. Work from home on your own schedule, and show your face as much or as little as you like.

What the work looks like

Every project shows the pay before you apply. You pick the ones that fit your time and your values.

Videos for brandsShort videos the brand posts on its own channels. You don't need any followers.

Honest reviewsTry a product and share what you think. The pay is the same whatever you conclude.

Lessons and resourcesBuild lesson plans, guides, or activities that show a product in real classroom use.

Paid feedbackJoin a short call or survey and help a company improve what it makes for schools.

Sponsored postsIf you have an audience, share a product with your followers, clearly labeled as sponsored.

Affiliate linksRecommend tools you already use, and earn a commission when other educators buy.

Your privacy comes first

Many educators want to share what they know without putting their name or face online. We built Edfluencer around that.

Use a pen name. Brands see your experience, like "9 years teaching 3rd–5th grade," and never your legal name.
We verify your background privately, so brands can trust you without knowing who you are.
For each project, you decide what a brand sees: your face, your voice, or neither.
We never share your information with a brand until you apply to its project.
We include the sponsorship disclosure the law requires, so every post is above board.

Never made faceless content? We'll show you how.

You don't need to be on camera to make videos people watch. We'll give you examples, shot lists, and script templates for formats like these:

Hands-at-the-desk demos, filmed from above
Screen recordings with your voice explaining what you're doing
Classroom setup tours, filmed before students arrive
Text-on-screen tips and photo carousels
Lesson walkthroughs on a whiteboard or document camera

Questions

Do I need a following?

No. Many projects are videos and resources that the brand posts itself. You never need a public account for those.

Can I do this while I'm teaching?

It depends on your district. Many districts allow outside work with some limits, such as no work on school time and no use of your school's name. We'll help you find your district's policy and check each project against it before you apply.

Does it cost anything?

No. It's free for educators. Brands pay to work with you.

Will I have to say good things about products?

No. For reviews, you're paid the same whatever you think, and the words are yours. Brands can point out factual errors, but they can't change your opinion.

What happens after I apply?

We'll email you when the first paid projects open. You choose which ones to apply for.