Collab Quick Start

Last Updated: January 22, 2026

Collaborating with RagePADs is meant to be simple, flexible, and fun. We work with creators who naturally connect with our product and want to use it in ways that feel authentic to their content and their audience. This page explains what to expect when working with us, how our product timeline looks, and a few important guardrails so everyone has a great experience.

Product timing and what’s coming next

  • Right now, Red, Black, and White RagePADs are available for pre-order on our website with a 10% discount. We expect inventory for those colors, along with RagePAD+, to arrive toward the end of February, with shipping beginning around March 1.
  • Pink and Blue RagePADs and RagePAD+ are coming shortly after. Pre-orders for those colors are expected to open at the end of January, also with a 10% pre-order discount, and shipping is expected toward the end of March.
  • We are running a contest for people to make videos about what they like about the RagePAD or how they use it.  The prizes are USB-C backbones and it ends on January 31st.  This contest is open to Collaborators also provided you do not include your collaborator link in the content you enter.  So if you want to try and with a Backbone go ahead and make a video without any reference to your code.
  • We’re also planning to announce a new accessory called the RagePAD Mount in January. If you received one early, please don’t show, mention, tease, or hint at it before we officially announce it. If you’re unsure whether something is OK to post, just ask—we’re happy to clarify.

Creating content with RagePADs

You’re free to use your RagePAD in any content that feels natural to you. We don’t want to script creators or force a specific style. That said, there are a few basics we ask everyone to follow.

Please tag your posts with @Ragepads or #Ragepads so we can find and support your content. Use the product the way it’s intended, and if you decide to demonstrate something outside our normal use guidelines, make that clear with a simple disclaimer.

If you notice an issue during an unboxing or review, we ask that you reach out to us before posting negative content. Most of the time we can fix, replace, or explain what’s going on quickly, and we’d rather do that than have confusion out there unnecessarily.

What RagePAD is (and what it isn’t)

RagePADs are named after a term that gamers, athletes, and other competitive people use to describe releasing frustration when something is challenging or stressful. That frustration might come from gaming, school, work, sports, or everyday life.

RagePADs are not punching bags and they are not meant to be associated with violence. They’re designed for controlled frustration release—things like taps, slaps, or smacks that match normal “rage moment” behavior, not full-force strikes. Content should frame RagePAD as a safe, intentional outlet, not something violent or hateful.

Audience awareness matters

A large part of our audience, and the product’s founder, are minors. Because of that, we ask collaborators to be mindful about how RagePADs appear in content.

If your post isn’t appropriate for younger teens, please label, age-gate, or categorize it correctly on the platform you’re using. We’re not asking creators to change who they are—we just want to avoid situations where younger viewers are encouraged to view or imitate something unsafe.

Custom options if you want to go further

Some collaborators like to take things further and offer something special to their audience. We support that.

  • RagePAD+ soundtracks can be customized with no minimum quantity, and those can be sold through our site at higher prices to create better commissions.
  • We also offer branded RagePADs with logos or signatures, which require a minimum order of 25 units.
  • For larger collaborations, we can do fully custom RagePADs with custom colors and embroidery, starting at 160 units.

If any of these options sound interesting, just reach out and we’ll talk through what makes sense.

Working with the team

RagePADs were created by Maxim, who still personally ships orders and builds each RagePAD+. His brother Xavier helps manage social media and collaborations. Maxim is happy to talk with collaborators and even game together for content.

One important boundary to be aware of: Maxim doesn’t want content focused on his cancer treatments. He’s comfortable acknowledging it briefly and talking about why supporting St. Jude matters to him, but the focus should always stay on RagePADs and what you’re creating—not medical details.  If you want to know more about his battle with cancer to feel like you know him better or to build more personal content you can read more at this link 

If you need anything, have questions, or want to run an idea by us, you can reach both Maxim and Xavier at collabs@ragepads.com.

Final note

We genuinely value collaborator feedback. If you have ideas, suggestions, or thoughts on how to make RagePADs better—or how we can work together more effectively—we want to hear them. Our goal is long-term relationships with creators who feel good about what they’re making and who enjoy being part of the RagePAD story.