Commission UGC from creators — brief to payment
Brief creators, agree on deliverables, review the content and pay — in one workspace instead of email threads.
The UGC Content Package workflow structures every commission: agreed tasks, creator review, delivery and payment.
From brief to paid deliverable in five steps
Define what to show, the tone, the deliverables and the deadline — the clearer the brief, the fewer revision rounds.
Search 30M+ creators and shortlist the ones whose style fits your brand.
Task agreement → Creator review → Content delivered → Payment sent. Price, terms and usage rights live in the workflow.
Check the delivered content, request changes where needed, approve when it matches the brief.
Pay via Stripe and reuse the content per the agreed usage rights — ads, product pages, socials.
What to measure
- Cost per approved asset
- Revision rounds per deliverable
- Time from brief to delivery
- Usage-rights coverage
- Creators worth a repeat brief
UGC brief template
A one-page brief covering deliverables, tone, deadlines and usage rights — ready to send.
Frequently asked questions
Who owns the content?
Usage rights are part of the task agreement. Define where and how long you may use the assets before work starts — that avoids the classic dispute later.
How do revisions work?
Delivered content lands in the Creator review stage. Request changes there; the creator revises until you approve — everything stays in one thread.
How do creators get paid?
Via Stripe after your approval. A 4% platform fee is deducted from the creator's payout — you pay exactly the agreed amount.
UGC or sponsored post — what's the difference?
UGC is content produced for your channels and ads. A sponsored post is published on the creator's own channel. Different goals — and different workflow templates.
Start your first campaign free
Search, outreach, workflow and payouts — the free plan covers your first collaborations.