Lifestyle UGC Creator Jobs
Film your home, your routines and the everyday products you already use. Lifestyle UGC jobs are the broadest category on the board, and a good place to start if you’re not sure where you fit yet. Browse the briefs below and apply today.
1 briefs Examples. Live briefs open once you join.
$90a video
Flat fee
UGC creator (beginner friendly) — home goods
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ApplyWith a free profile
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FilmOn your phone
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Get paidOn verified views
Why Lifestyle Brands Want Your Everyday Life
Brands want to see home and everyday products in ordinary homes, because that’s where people actually use them. Your living room, your morning routine and your slightly cluttered shelf show viewers how a product fits into a life like theirs. For lifestyle UGC creator jobs, your real home is the set, not a showroom.
The Kinds of Videos Lifestyle Brands Ask For
There are lots of products here, but most lifestyle UGC jobs come back to a few simple formats.
Day-in-the-Life
Show where the product shows up in your normal day, from the morning routine to winding down at night.Home Product Demos
A gadget, cleaning tool or organizer doing its job in your actual home.Before-and-After Spaces
A drawer, shelf or corner before and after the product, filmed from the same angle.Everyday Favorites
The things you use every day and why, with the brand’s product as one of them.
How to Stand Out on Lifestyle Briefs
Lifestyle videos work when viewers can picture the product in their own home.
- Film it at the real moment.The morning coffee or the Sunday clean-up is more believable than a demo at a random time of day.
- Solve one problem.One product and one annoyance it fixes is easier to follow than a list of features.
- Tidy the frame, not your life.Clear anything distracting from the shot, but leave the lived-in details that make it feel real.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do lifestyle UGC jobs pay?
Pay is set per brief and shown before you apply. The current lifestyle example brief pays $90 flat per approved video for a short kitchen product demo, and it’s marked entry level. Across the wider market, newer UGC creators usually earn around $50 to $100 per video, according to PPC.io’s 2026 rate guide.
Is lifestyle UGC good for beginners?
Yes. It’s usually the most beginner-friendly category on Everyday UGC, because the videos are things you’d film anyway: your routine, your home and products you already use. You don’t need any special skills or equipment beyond your phone.
Can my family or kids be in the video?
Only with their permission, and for children, only with a parent’s or guardian’s consent. Keep identifying details like school uniforms, house numbers and street views out of the shot. Check the brief too, since some brands don’t allow children on camera.
What counts as lifestyle UGC?
Home goods, cleaning and organizing products, kitchen tools and anything else that fits into an everyday routine. If a product doesn’t belong to a narrower niche like beauty or tech, it usually ends up here.
Do I need a nice home?
No. Brands here want a home that looks like their customers’ homes, not a showroom. A clean, well-lit corner is enough for most briefs.
Can I do lifestyle UGC without showing my face?
Yes. Home tours, hands-only demos and before-and-after shots work well with just a voiceover. Day-in-the-life videos usually include you, but often only in passing.