Business UGC Creator Jobs
Show how the tools you use at work fit into a normal day. Most business briefs are screen walkthroughs, many are faceless, and brands want your real workflow rather than a staged desk. Browse the briefs below and apply today.
1 briefs Examples. Live briefs open once you join.
$6per 1K views
≈ $300 at 50K
YouTube Shorts UGC creator — fintech
YouTubeFintech App · High-volume UGC
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ApplyWith a free profile
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FilmOn your phone
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Get paidOn verified views
Why B2B Brands Hire Everyday Creators
Business software is usually sold with polished demos and long feature lists. People choosing tools for work trust a peer more: someone showing how a tool saves them time on an ordinary Tuesday. That’s what these briefs pay for, so the unglamorous version of your workday is the useful part.
For more app, SaaS and software briefs, see tech UGC jobs.
The Kinds of Videos Business Brands Ask For
Business briefs are mostly about showing a tool at work, and they tend to fall into a few formats.
Workflow Walkthroughs
Record yourself doing a real task with the tool from start to finish, like sending an invoice or planning your week.Faceless Explainers
A screen recording with your voiceover, explaining one feature in under a minute. No camera on you at all.Old Way vs. New Way
Show the task the way you used to do it, with spreadsheets and five open tabs, then show it with the tool.Desk-Side Reviews
A short on-camera take on what changed after using the tool for a week, and who you’d recommend it to.
How to Stand Out on Business Briefs
Business viewers want to know whether a tool will save them time, and they decide quickly.
- Pick one problem.Show one task and one result. A video that tours every feature is harder to follow and easier to skip.
- Use sample data.Film with a demo account or made-up numbers, never real client names, emails or company files.
- Name the time you saved.“This used to take me 20 minutes” is more convincing than “it’s so much faster”, as long as it’s true.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do business UGC jobs pay?
Pay is set per brief and shown before you apply. The current business example brief pays $6 per 1,000 verified views plus milestone bonuses for faceless YouTube Shorts about a budgeting app. Across the wider market, newer UGC creators usually earn around $50 to $100 per video, according to PPC.io’s 2026 rate guide.
Can I film the tools I use at my day job?
Be careful with this. Use your own account or a demo account, and never show client names, emails, internal documents or company data on screen. Check your employer’s rules on posting about work before you film anything on a work device.
How is B2B UGC different from regular UGC?
The viewer is choosing something for work, so they care about time saved, how quickly they can set it up and whether it works with tools they already use. Beauty or food UGC sells a feeling. Business UGC sells a workflow, so clear steps matter more than a big reaction.
Do I need a corporate job to do business UGC?
No. You need to be comfortable using the tool and explaining it in plain words. Freelancers, small business owners and students who use productivity apps every day are often a better fit than people in large companies, because their workflow is easier to show.
Can I do business UGC without showing my face?
Yes. Business briefs are often faceless, built around a screen recording with a voiceover. The current business example brief is tagged Faceless, and you can filter the board for faceless jobs.
Which platforms do business UGC videos run on?
Briefs on Everyday UGC run on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and Facebook, and each listing shows its platform. The current business example brief is for YouTube Shorts.