HourlyUGC

Volume comes from the session, not the headcount

One hourly session, several styles, a batch back. Then do it with ten creators.

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The maths of an hour

A creator on an hourly rate films the shapes in your brief back to back. Short briefs land several videos an hour, and the price a video falls with every one. The floor on the platform is a dollar a video; most brands sit between $3 and $10 depending on the concept.

Pay for the session

One hourly rate, not a rate per video.

Lower cost per test

More videos means more concepts to test.

One creator, many angles

Turn one creator hour into more creative.

A batch, step by step

01

Brief

Six or eight styles from the library, your product in the slots.

02

Book

A price an hour, the hours, send. Held when the creator accepts.

03

Film

The creator moves through the styles in the session. Nothing charges while she works.

04

Review

Bulk approve the clean ones, request changes on the rest. Approve & pay releases the money.

Ten creators, one board

01

Invite many at once

Pick the creators and send the same terms in one go, within your daily allowance of invites.

02

One Review queue

Approve and load the next. Hook, edit and CTA scores on each, so the briefs improve run by run.

03

A library made for hundreds

Filter by campaign or creator, page through, download what you own.

What to expect

First delivery
Median under 15 hours from accepting a creator to the first video, measured across delivered engagements. A quarter arrive within 3.
Cost
$1 a video is the floor; $3 to $10 is where most brands sit.
Rights
Full commercial rights on paid work when payment clears.
Review
Videos wait for your review. On a sample or rebate campaign, a video you leave alone approves itself after 5 days.

Your next winning ad
is one brief away.

15 minutes. We read your store live, show you the creators ranked for it, and map the first campaign.

Questions about High Volume UGC

That is the floor, not the average: a $25/hour creator running 25 short briefs in a session lands at a dollar a video. Most brands sit between $3 and $10 per video depending on how involved the concept is.