Escrow that pays out on your approval
Your budget sits in escrow and leaves only for work you approve. If a deadline passes, the published rules decide what happens to the money, not an email thread.
UGC jobs and paid campaigns
Brands post paid UGC campaigns and fund them into escrow. Creators apply, deliver and get paid on approval.
Funds held in escrow until you approve. 15% flat fee. No subscriptions.
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Post a campaign and it appears here the moment it is funded. Or create a creator profile and we'll email you when a campaign in your niche opens.
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How a UGC campaign runs on UgcBoard
One workflow from brief to payout. The money sits in escrow the whole time.
Brands
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Post a campaign. Describe the product, the videos you need, the usage rights and the payout per creator.
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Fund it by US bank transfer. The campaign goes live the moment the transfer posts.
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Review applications. Each creator comes with a portfolio, a short pitch and a match score.
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Select creators. The agreement with scope, license and deadlines is generated from your brief and accepted in the app.
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Get deliverables and request up to two rounds of revisions inside the brief.
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Approve. The creator is paid automatically and your license is active.
Creators
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Create a profile with your portfolio, niches and platforms, and verify that you're 18 or older.
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Browse the board and filter by niche, payout, deliverable type and deadline.
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Apply in one step with a short pitch.
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Accept the agreement, receive the product and film.
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Deliver in the app and handle revisions that stay inside the brief.
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Get paid by bank transfer after approval, or automatically when the brand's review window ends.
Why brands run UGC on UgcBoard
A license with every hire
Every selected creator signs an agreement generated from your brief: organic use, paid ads for 3, 6 or 12 months, whitelisting and raw footage, exactly as you chose.
A match score on every application
Applications are ranked by how well each creator fits your niche, format and requirements. The strongest portfolios sit at the top of your list.
Plan a UGC campaign budget in a minute
Set the deliverables and the payout per creator. The fee and what each creator receives update as you type.
- Total campaign budget
- $2,000
- Platform fee (15%)
- $300
- Each creator receives
- $425
Rate check
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Brief preview
This is how your campaign card appears on the board.
Physical product, shipped
Ships product- Creator payout
- $425
- Deliverables
- 3 x 30 s video, 2 hooks
- Usage rights
- Organic only
- Deadline
- Spots left
- 4
Rate check compares your budget with public 2026 US rate guides, which put a typical UGC video at about $175. Source: Influee, UGC Rates 2026.
Rights and protection built into every campaign
Usage rights you choose
Organic, paid ads with a set term, whitelisting and raw footage are picked in the brief and written into the agreement.
Creators verified as adults
Every creator confirms identity and age before applying. UgcBoard works only with creators who are 18 or older.
Published dispute rules
Late delivery, missing videos, revisions outside the brief and brands that never review are all covered by fixed rules that everyone sees before they start.
Invoices for every campaign
Each funded campaign comes with an invoice that shows the budget and the platform fee. Creators get a payout confirmation for every job.
Predictable cost per video, and money that moves only on approval
For a head of marketing or finance, UgcBoard turns UGC into a line item you can plan.
- You set the payout per creator, so you know the cost per video before you fund.
- One 15% fee covers the platform. No retainer, no subscription, no per seat charges.
- Money leaves escrow only for approved work. Unspent budget goes back to you under the rules.
- Agencies get a workspace and a monthly invoice per client brand.
- Licensed usage is on paper for every video, so legal knows what you can run and for how long.
15% platform fee. No subscriptions. No hidden fees.
Posting a campaign and reviewing applications costs nothing. You pay when you fund a campaign, and the fee is part of the budget you set.
| Example campaign | Amount |
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| Campaign budget (4 creators x $500) | $2,000 |
| Platform fee, 15% | $300 |
| Creators receive in total | $1,700 |
| Each creator receives | $425 |
Every campaign card shows creators the exact payout they receive.
See pricingUGC jobs and campaigns, common questions
Read all questions
What if a creator doesn't deliver?
The rules give a creator a short grace period after the deadline. After that you can close the spot and the full budget for that spot returns to your balance, fee included.
What if the brand never reviews the videos?
The review window is 5 days. When it ends without a decision, the delivery is approved automatically and the creator is paid.
Who owns the content?
The creator keeps the copyright and grants the brand the license written in the agreement: the platforms, the term and whether paid ads and whitelisting are included.
Can I run the videos as paid ads?
Yes, when the campaign includes paid ad rights. You choose 3, 6 or 12 months and whitelisting in the brief, and the agreement records it.
How and when do creators get paid?
By bank transfer (ACH) to a US bank account, started automatically after approval. Transfers usually arrive within 1 to 3 business days.
What about taxes for creators?
Creators add their tax details (form W-9) once through our payout provider, and 1099 forms are issued through the same provider where they apply.
Is there a minimum budget?
There is no platform minimum. The campaign builder shows when a payout is below the typical US range, because low payouts attract fewer strong applications.
What happens to money I don't spend?
Budget for spots you don't fill, or a campaign you cancel before selecting creators, returns to you under the rules, fee included.
How do you verify age?
Every creator completes identity and age verification before applying. Accounts that can't confirm they are 18 or older can't apply to campaigns.
Post your first UGC campaign today, or find your next paid job
Brands fund campaigns in escrow. Creators get paid on approval. Everyone works from the same brief.