Product demo videos for the listing
A creator unboxes the item, uses it for real and says what they noticed. Ask for 20 to 45 seconds, a hook in the first three seconds and the exact features to show on camera.
UgcBoard lets a TikTok Shop seller hire US UGC creators for product videos shot vertically for the feed, with the ad rights agreed before filming. You post a brief for free, creators apply with their rate, you fund the campaign into escrow and pay only for videos you approve. There is no monthly plan, so a seller testing one product pays for one batch.
A TikTok Shop listing sells when the video shows the product in use in the first three seconds and says why it is worth the price. Creators on UgcBoard film that clip on their own phone, ship nothing back, and hand over the file with a written license. You set the payout per video, add one flat 15% platform fee inside the campaign budget, and decide in the brief whether you also want Spark Ads access so you can run the video as an ad from the creator's handle. Shipping the sample is the only logistics: you send the product, they film.
A creator unboxes the item, uses it for real and says what they noticed. Ask for 20 to 45 seconds, a hook in the first three seconds and the exact features to show on camera.
Order three to five creators on the same offer. Different faces and openings give you variants to test, which matters because TikTok creative wears out fast.
TikTok lets a brand run a creator's post as an ad when the creator shares an authorization code. Put the requested term in the brief, so the creator quotes it before you fund anything. See TikTok's own Spark Ads help article for how the code works.
List what the video may and may not say. Supplement, beauty and kids' products need tight language, and the brief is where you write it down.
Each payout starts a license with channels, term and whether raw footage is included, as set out in the brand agreement.
Product, price, hook angle, format, claims allowed and ad rights. The UGC brief guide has a structure that creators can film from.
Use the UGC rates guide to pick a payout. Fund the campaign into escrow when you are ready.
Creators apply with portfolio and rate. You choose, then ship the sample to each of them.
Ask for up to two revision rounds. On approval the payout goes out and your license starts.
Prices of other platforms come from their public pages in October and November 2026 and change often, so confirm before you buy.
| UgcBoard | Per video service | Prepaid credit pack service | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly plan | None | None, prepaid balance | None, packs expire after 12 months |
| Who sets creator pay | You, per brief | The platform | The platform |
| Fee | Flat 15% inside the campaign budget | Included in the price per video | Included in the credit price |
| Ad rights | Written per brief, Spark Ads term you choose | Check pack terms | Check pack terms |
| Best for | One product, a batch of 3 to 30 videos at a payout you choose | A menu price with no negotiation | 28 or more standard videos a year |
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Buy three videos, see which hook gets watched, then order more of that angle. No subscription sits behind the test.
Run one campaign per product so each brief carries its own claims and price.
The same creator can shoot a vertical clip for the feed and a square cut for a store page. See Amazon UGC and UGC for Shopify brands.
Post a campaign on UgcBoard with the product, the hook angle, the format, the payout and the deadline. US creators apply with a portfolio and a rate. You choose, ship the sample, review the video and approve it. The file and a written license are yours.
You set the payout per video, and the campaign builder shows the typical US range for the deliverable you pick. On top comes one flat 15% platform fee inside the budget. Rights add-ons such as Spark Ads access are quoted in the brief. The UGC rates page has a worked budget.
Yes if the brief and the agreement say so. Choose a paid ads term and ask for Spark Ads authorization, then the creator shares the code with you after approval.
No. There are no subscriptions, packs or seat charges.
You do. Send the sample to the creator you picked. Shipping and product are separate costs from the campaign budget.
Post the brief, fund it when you are ready, and pay creators exactly what the campaign card says.
Post a paid UGC campaign or apply to one.