Nightly Index

Verified pricing, engine support and payout reality for AI tools that ship in games.

Affiliate disclosure

Some links pay us, most do not, and it does not change what we write about a product.

Links paying Nightly Index right now

None. Every outbound link currently goes straight to the vendor and we earn nothing from it. Commission links appear only once a real programme exists and the row is labelled.

Programmes that exist and could be used

  • ElevenLabs — Up to 22% on every paying customer, reported as 12 months on a 90-day cookie, run via Reditus. The strongest program in this category.
  • GladeCore — Has a Unity Asset Store listing, so Unity's 5% Asset Store rate applies.
  • Layer — Sold through the Unity Asset Store, so Unity's 5% Asset Store affiliate rate applies.
  • Meshy — 20% commission. Signup: affiliates.meshy.ai. Separate reseller and creator tracks exist.
  • Mubert — Official blog states 30% from every customer, but it is a blog post rather than a program page — confirm the signup URL before quoting it.
  • Sloyd — 20% of every subscription for 12 months.
  • SOUNDRAW — Up to $25 per successful referral (flat $20 on Japan traffic).
  • Sudowrite — Program runs off-site on a Notion page.
  • Tripo — Runs on PromoteKit. Their own pages disagree on the rate (60% advertised vs 30% stated) — confirm the live figure in your dashboard before quoting it.
  • Unity AI — No program for Unity AI itself, but the Unity Affiliate Program is free to join via Partnerize and pays bounties on subscriptions.

How commission could bend a list

A directory that depends on commission tends to quietly promote whoever pays. The controls here are structural: commission shows on the row, the payout column records programmes that never existed and programmes that stopped paying, and free listings get the same price check as paid ones. If a paying tool's price was never confirmed, its row says so.

Paid placement is a separate thing and it is marked. A tool that bought a slot sits above the list under the words Featured placement, never inside the ranked rows, and nobody pays to be left out. The rates are on the get-listed page.