Billing & your account · updated 2026

The educator & creator directory

Educators & Creators is a page inside the app: a short, hand-checked list of people who teach futures trading. It sits under Resources, next to the Economic Calendar.

The page opens with a Read this first note, then one list with the columns Educator, Markets, Style, Find them on and Prop firm codes. Point at a row to see everything about that educator in a side panel on the right; click the row to keep them there. On a phone, tap a row to open their profile, and All educators takes you back to the list. The list shows 10 educators at a time: Show N more adds the next batch, and the Per page switch sets how many (10, 25 or 50). The search box and the market chips filter it.

What it is, and firmly is not

It is a directory of educators. It is not a signal service, not a leaderboard, and not a list of people to copy.

We publish no performance figures for anyone on it: no profit-and-loss, no win rates, no returns, no rankings. That is not an omission we might fill in later: the feature is built so there is nowhere to put one. The only ordering is our own editorial sort.

A listing is not an endorsement. We do not audit anybody's teaching, methods, courses, or results, and nothing on the page is investment advice or a recommendation to trade. Do your own research before paying anyone money.

Why every listing has a channel link

Every entry carries at least one channel you can check: YouTube, X, Instagram, TikTok or Discord. That is a requirement rather than a nicety. A listing may also show a website, but a website alone never qualifies. Since we publish no numbers and vouch for nobody, the only useful thing a listing can do is point you at somebody's actual public work so you can judge it yourself. A listing you cannot go and check would be worth nothing.

Alongside the channels (under Find them on), the directory shows what each educator says about themselves (markets, style, content, and the session they focus on) in one table, so you can compare down a column rather than re-read a stack of cards. The style column is labelled self-described because that is precisely what it is. Every listing looks the same: a round picture the educator chose, or their initials, and no banners, so no listing stands out from the others.

Prop firm codes

When an educator has an approved discount code at a prop firm, the Prop firm codes column shows it, and their profile lists each code with the prop firm it works at and a Copy button. Use the code at that prop firm's checkout. Codes show only while the Prop Firm Discounts page is switched on in the app; until then, the directory shows no codes at all.

The educator's MirrorFill creator code is not shown on this page. It travels in their own referral link instead, and applies at MirrorFill checkout the same way any promo code does. See creator and promo codes for the mechanics, including the rule that a bad code never blocks a checkout.

If you first arrived at MirrorFill through an educator's link, your account is attributed to them, and two things follow:

• the corner promo card in the app offers a prop firm deal carrying their code instead of our usual featured firm. The card names the firm and the code, not the educator, because what you need to know is which firm the code is good at;
• once the Prop Firm Discounts page ships in the app (it is labelled Discounts on a phone), any firm there where that educator holds an approved code shows their code rather than ours, labelled YOUR CREATOR CODE.

Everything else stays exactly as it would be otherwise. If you did not arrive through anyone, or if the educator you came through has no approved firm code yet, you see our own codes everywhere, and nothing about the page changes.

The three-firm rule

An educator may have their code shown at at most three prop firms, and each one is bounded:

• the firm must be in our prop-firm directory. An educator can name a firm we do not list yet as Other prop firm, but that is only a request: if we agree, we add the firm first and review the code after, and it never shows as a code on its own;
• every code and link is reviewed and approved by us before any customer sees it, and we can withdraw one at any time, after which you see ours again;
• we can switch an educator's codes off altogether, which hides them everywhere and blocks new ones.

A code is a discount, not advice: it says nothing about whether that firm allows copiers. MirrorFill does not tell you which firms permit copy trading, so check your firm's own current rules before you buy an account you intend to copy. See do prop firms allow trade copiers.

Applying to be listed

If you teach futures trading, press Apply under Want to be listed? on the Educators & Creators page. The form asks for:

• your name and an email address;
• how big your audience is (required);
• the markets you cover (optional);
• where people can find you: pick a tile for every channel you post on (YouTube, X, Instagram, TikTok, Discord, or a website), and a link field appears for each. At least one of YouTube, X, Instagram, TikTok or Discord is needed; a website alone does not qualify;
• up to three prop firm codes: pick each firm from our list, or choose Other prop firm and type its name;
• a short description of what you teach.

We check every code and prop firm before it shows on the page.

There is one published bar: at least 500 followers or subscribers on one of YouTube, X, Instagram, TikTok or Discord. The audience field is required for that reason: we read what you write and judge it by hand, so "12k subscribers" or "~800 on X" is exactly the right kind of answer.

Admission is curated and at our discretion, and we are not obliged to give a reason for declining. Meeting the bar makes an application readable, not automatic. Applications are rate-limited, so if you send several in quick succession, wait an hour and try again.

Once you are listed

If you have a MirrorFill account, ask us to link it to your listing. Your Affiliate page then grows a Your creator profile section with:

• your creator code and your shareable link (https://mirrorfill.com/?ref=YOURCODE), each with a copy button;
• the link to the round picture shown beside your name, which you can change yourself (leave it blank to show your initials);
• Where people find you: the channel links on your listing (YouTube, X, Instagram, TikTok, Discord and a website), where you can propose changes;
• Your prop firm codes: the prop firm codes you want to offer, up to three firms from our directory, or Other prop firm with its name typed in.

Everything you propose there waits for our review before it shows. A changed channel link reads WAITING FOR REVIEW, and your listing keeps its current links until we approve it. Firm codes you submit arrive PENDING and are shown to nobody until we approve them. An Other prop firm is only a request: we decide whether to add that firm to our list, and it is never a code on its own. If we switch your codes off, the section says so: none of them shows, and new ones cannot be added. The rest of your listing (your name, your code, your description, whether you are listed at all) is edited by us. The directory is curated, so a self-service change to published content would defeat the point of checking it.

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