Your AI skills are worth money. Here's how to cash in.

What are skills on unbottled.ai?

A skill is a pre-configured AI setup. System prompt, model selection, voice, image generation settings - everything that makes an AI conversation useful for a specific purpose. Think of it like a recipe: you figure out the right ingredients once, then anyone can use it.

You can build a skill for anything. A coding assistant that follows your team's conventions. A creative writer with a specific tone. An uncensored debate partner. A language tutor that speaks like a native. The platform has 119 models - mainstream, open, uncensored - and your skill configures which ones to use and how.

Skills are free to create. You don't need a paid subscription. You don't need to be a developer. If you can describe what you want an AI to do, you can build a skill.

The share link mechanic

Every skill has a shareable landing page. When you open the Share & Earn button on any skill, you get a link that combines two things:

When someone clicks your link, they land on a clean page showing the skill - its name, description, system prompt, model configuration. One click to add it to their favorites. If they don't have an account yet, they sign up first - and that signup is attributed to you.

Skills that people actually share

The most shared skills tend to solve specific problems that come up in conversation. Here are patterns that work:

The math: 10% recurring, forever

When someone signs up through your skill share link and subscribes, you earn 10% of every payment they make. Not just the first month - every month, for as long as they're subscribed.

The skill itself isn't what makes the money - the referral link embedded in the share URL does. You earn the same commission whether someone uses your skill daily or switches to something else after signing up. The skill is the hook that gets them to the platform.

And it compounds. Share a useful skill in 5 places. Some percentage of viewers click through. Some percentage sign up. Those signups pay you every month. Post another skill next month. Your monthly earnings grow without extra work.

Step by step: 5 minutes to your first share link

The skill is the product. The link is the revenue.

Most people think of referral programs as sharing a generic signup link. That works, but it's hard to get someone excited about a URL. A skill is different - it's a specific, useful thing. "Here's an AI that reviews TypeScript code the way our team likes it" is a much better pitch than "here's a link to an AI platform."

Build what you'd want to use yourself. Then share the link. The earning part takes care of itself.