UGC jobs with the pay up front.

UGC jobs on Everyday UGC pay a flat fee per approved video, a CPM rate per 1,000 verified views, or both combined. On the example briefs on this page, flat fees run from $45 to $400 per video, CPM rates from $3 to $9 per 1,000 verified views, and combined briefs pair a $120 to $600 base with $3 to $5 per 1,000 views. Across the wider UGC market, beginner creators earn about $50 to $100 per video and mid-level creators $150 to $500, according to PPC.io’s 2026 rate guide. Usage rights, extra hook variations and whitelisting add to the base rate.

A smartphone from roughly the last six years is all the equipment UGC jobs on Everyday UGC require. You don’t need a ring light, tripod or microphone, and any brief that needs extra gear states it and pays more for it.

UGC jobs pay you to create content that the brand posts or runs as ads from its own account, so your audience size doesn’t matter. Influencer jobs pay you to post to your own followers, so pay depends on your reach and engagement. Everyday UGC lists both, and each listing shows which type it is.

Yes, faceless UGC jobs use hands-only demos, voiceovers, screen recordings and product close-ups instead of on-camera talking. Use the Faceless filter on the jobs board to see only those briefs.

A real UGC job never asks you to pay to apply, buy a course or cover the product cost upfront. Red flags include pay that’s hidden until after you sign up, requests to move to private messages before a brief exists, and “jobs” that are actually paid memberships. Everyday UGC charges creators nothing; brands pay the platform fee.

Every brief comes with one revision round, so the brand can approve your video or ask for one change. If a brand doesn’t respond within seven days, the video counts as approved and you still get paid.