Your AceCloud Story
You Built on AceCloud. Now Share your Story.
Share it as a review, a write-up, or a short video. Cover the workloads, the numbers, what worked and earn upto ₹10,000* in Amazon vouchers.
Open to current AceCloud customers.
Your story, step by step
How it Works
Here's how you can do it in 4 easy steps
Make it
Pick one real thing you did on AceCloud and record it, write it, or review it. Specific beats polished.
Publish it
Post it on an eligible platform: YouTube, LinkedIn, G2, and more, from your own account.
Registered Email
Email the live link and a screenshot from your registered email.
Get Paid
Someone from our team reviews it and gets back either way.
Rewards
What Can You Earn?
The reward depends on what you submit. Your follower count doesn't matter.
Record a Video
Highest rewardRecord yourself using AceCloud. A screen recording is enough. You don't need to appear on camera. The video must be publicly viewable.
Unlisted videos don't qualify.
Write about your Experience
Leave a Review
Quickest routeMost reviews take around 10 minutes. The review must be published and verified by the platform. Capterra, Software Advice, or GetApp share review data, so a review on one of those platforms counts as one contribution.
See our Content Guide for instructions for each platform.
Work out your number
Tick what you're up for, up to three contributions.
- Up to 3 rewarded contributions and ₹10,000 per company
- Capterra, Software Advice and GetApp sync with each other, so only one counts
- Reward after approval, usually within 5–6 business days
Are you eligible?
3 Checks and You'll Know
The program is for customers who've actually paid for and used AceCloud long enough to have a real story.
See the Terms & Conditions for the full eligibility and reward rules.
Before you create
What Makes a Good Submission?
We recommed you read the do's and dont's before sharing your story.
"We moved inference off a multi-GPU box onto a single RTX Pro 6000 instance. Monthly GPU spend dropped ~40%, p95 latency held at 180ms."That gives someone useful information. There's a workload, a change and numbers they can understand.
"AceCloud is great, the GPUs work well and support is helpful. Highly recommend."True, maybe. But it tells the next engineer nothing, so it doesn't qualify, however glowing.
A 3-minute screen recording deploying a GPU instance: the console, the command, and the cost, all on screen.You don't need a studio setup. Just show what you actually did.
A 30-second talking head: "AceCloud is awesome, you should really try it."There's nothing being shown and no actual experience to learn from.
"How we cut inference cost 40% moving off a hyperscaler," with the real config, the trade-offs, and the before/after.A genuine build-log. The kind of post an engineer bookmarks.
A "Top 5 GPU clouds in 2026" listicle that mentions AceCloud once, in passing.Generic, second-hand, and not really about your experience. Reads like SEO filler.
The examples written above are illustrative. Don't invent results or experiences to make your submission sound better.
Read the Do's and Don'ts before you submit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to be an AceCloud customer right now?
What if my experience wasn't positive?
Do I need to disclose that I got a reward?
Can I contribute on more than one platform?
Does my video need editing or good production?
Can I use AI to write it?
How and when do I get paid?
What if the platform removes my post later?
Is there a deadline?
Have a question that's not here? Write to us at [email protected]
Submit
Got something worth sharing?
Send the live link and a screenshot of it published to the email below. No account to create, no login. Someone on the team will open it, read it properly, and come back to you either way.
Subject: My AceCloud Story | Platform | Your Name
Before you send it, check the Do's & Don'ts one last time.
That usually saves a round of back-and-forth.