Yes, 100% free. No account, no email, no credit card — ever. Copy any prompt and use it immediately in ChatGPT or Claude. That will never change.

Yes — the channel strategy and growth categories both have prompts specifically designed for starting from zero. The channel strategy prompt builds your niche positioning, content pillars, and first 10 video plan. The Shorts strategy gives you the fastest path to algorithmic momentum from a new channel.

The SEO category covers keyword research methodology, title formulas, description templates, tag strategy, chapter markers, and the technical SEO elements YouTube rewards. YouTube is the world's second-largest search engine — the SEO prompts treat it with the same rigour as Google SEO, not as an afterthought.

Yes — with the right prompt structure. The video scripts category produces full scripts with the hook, intro, body chapters, and CTA. The key is adding your authentic personality and delivery style in the brackets. Read the script once before filming, fix any sentences that do not sound like you, then speak from the key points rather than reading word-for-word. The structure holds your video together; your delivery makes it watchable.

Yes — there is a dedicated Shorts category with 10 prompts covering Shorts strategy, scripting, the relationship between Shorts and long-form, Shorts SEO, monetisation, and using Shorts to drive channel subscriber growth. Shorts are the fastest path to YouTube discovery in 2026 and they require a fundamentally different approach to long-form content.

The monetisation category covers all revenue paths — AdSense, channel memberships, Super Thanks, merchandise, brand deals, affiliate marketing, digital products, and course creation. Each prompt is specific to a monetisation path, including the content strategy that leads to it and realistic income benchmarks at different subscriber milestones.

In 2026 the fastest growth path for most channels is: strong niche positioning + high-click-rate thumbnails and titles + Shorts for discovery + consistent long-form for retention and revenue. The growth category has prompts for each of these elements. The channel strategy and thumbnails/titles categories are where most underperforming channels have the biggest quick-win opportunity.