Find UGC jobs: where the work actually is and how to land it

Looking to find UGC jobs that are real and pay fairly? The work exists, but it does not come to you passively. It sits across a handful of channels: creator marketplaces and subscription platforms where brands post briefs, direct outreach to brands whose products you already use, agency rosters that staff their own client rotations, and platform-run programs like the TikTok Creator Marketplace. Most working UGC creators use more than one of these at once rather than relying on a single source.

What gets you picked, on any of those channels, is the same thing: a tight portfolio of two or three sample videos in the format a brand actually needs, a rate you can state without flinching, and a pitch that shows you understood the brief rather than a generic "I'd love to work with your brand." This page walks through all three.

UGCMarketplace's own product today is a brief generator: brands describe a product and get a written brief, a scene-by-scene script, and a description of the creator to recruit. Reading real briefs like that is a genuinely useful shortcut for a creator, because it shows you exactly what a brand is going to ask for before you ever pitch one. Create a free creator account below and run the generator on the products you want to pitch.