If you’ve never tried Nebula before, here are some one-week guest passes you can use.

Nebula is an ad-free streaming platform that focuses on quality, with a curated set of creators, and original content. It’s a decent alternative to YouTube, and although their list of creators is still small, some of your favourite YouTubers might already be there, like Tom Scott, Captain Disillusion, Philosophy Tube, Legal Eagle, Becky Stern, Man Carrying Thing, and more.

Here are the codes. One per person, please. Visit https://nebula.tv/redeem to sign up and redeem.

Replace DASH with a hyphen.

Update: These codes are taken, there are more from good people in the comments!

  • Code A
    ad9a93ab-920f-4bea-9ef4 DASH 7cb203e59a98
  • Code B
    0118d334-d6b4-4c91-a5d7 DASH 6b1af25d7f87
  • Code C
    65a0c52a-9a45-44b8-81fe DASH 14918a17aa09

I get three of these every month, so I’ll post them here when they renew, unless a mod tells me not to. Just trying to help people find alternatives to YouTube (and Google).

  • JakenVeina@midwest.social
    2·
    2 days ago

    I’ll throw mine in too, why not?

    7402c435-6786-479a-866b-e9f6a537a05f

    85b7d68d-d095-491b-ad7e-40c79a9ceb67

    d578601a-2769-4ba9-ac5b-a43b68ce8344

    Nebula’s nice. I don’t see it ever replacing YouTube, unless they decide to actually startbadding community-oriented features, but it’s still nice to put as much of my traffic as I can towards other platforms.

  • RanchBranch@anarchist.nexusEnglish
    2·
    3 days ago

    I also get 3 guest passes a month, feel free to use. Same formatting as OP: replace “DASH” with a hyphen

    344dc3e1-0bbd-46bc-bc63 DASH dfa3b2ab0ba1

    cdd04289-1d16-4ffc-83a3 DASH 30625fe53dda

    c3181737-d062-430c-8925 DASH 868d3a65588b

  • Faux@lemmy.ml
    0·
    2 days ago

    Nebula purged content creators that refused respecting both sides of the Palestinian struggle against Zionist entity. Fuck this filth.

  • Pommes_für_dein_Balg@feddit.org
    1·
    3 days ago

    Have some more:
    Code D
    3e501d69-4ac8-4c9d-85f0-c2410f19acb4
    Code E
    5c73065b-d558-4a44-ad92-6f10a656428c
    Code F
    60c3d590-ec41-4885-8729-b8ff4c8186d4

    • considine@lemmy.ml
      1·
      2 days ago

      I subscribe to it but I don’t find enough content on it that keeps me coming back. Do you mind sharing the channels you like watching?

  • criticon@lemmy.ca
    0·
    3 days ago

    How do you get codes? I can send 3 people a guest pass by email(just DM me)

    Also, check your local library, mine have binge passes via hoopla for nebula and curiosity among others

    Edit: nvm hoopla no longer includes nebula passes

    Figured out how to get the codes:

    62fb45a6-92a4-4938-976d-36123477f3c8

    bd1464ff-cca7-4b7e-9777-80c9ca971676

    d3e2e18d-2205-45d7-98fa-15eacc75c1e5

  • copyscam@lemmy.ml
    0·
    3 days ago

    Thank you I was literally just looking for one following a Philosophy Tube episode I watched the other day!! 😊 any tips for discovering channels?

    • brianpeiris@lemmy.caOPEnglish
      1·
      3 days ago

      Nice! You can definitely just browse through each category to get a sense of which creators are on there, it’s not a huge list. In the “Explore” screen, click on “Channels” first, then browse through the categories to see creators in each category. The “Latest activity” sort is also good to find active creators. For example: https://nebula.tv/explore/channels?category=gaming&sort=lastUpdated&order=desc

      For videos, it might be worth filtering by “Original” and “Plus” if you’re looking for higher quality content. Many of the channels have lot of older archived content, which is worth going through if you’ve found a creator you like. Though I mostly just check the “Everything” category for new videos to discover creators.

      And of course their homepage is updated regularly with featured creators and categories.