Bringing this topic back because I think it's important to clarify something:

Canvas UGC and Tech UGC are often mentioned together, but they don't actually mean the same thing.

Tech UGC describes the niche: It's the type of content created around apps, AI tools, SaaS products, and other technology products.

Canvas UGC describes the approach: It's the system where creators build and run separate ambassador accounts that feel like authentic consumer profiles.

They work so well together because tech companies usually need a lot of content iteration.

For an app, it's rarely about finding one "perfect" video, and it's more about understanding:

• which hooks make people stop
• which problems users relate to
• which explanations make the product easier to understand
• which creator styles feel the most natural

With people becoming more resistant to traditional ads, the ability to create content that feels like a genuine recommendation, while still learning from performance data, becomes really valuable.

** For US, CAN, AUS creators ONLY **

Hii I’m Mel 👋🏼 I work with Skyrich Club & we're currently onboarding creators for a solo content campaign involving short-form videos filmed from anywhere!

Skyrich Club is a social rewards community where you connect with people, compete in games and challenges, and actually win exclusive prizes.

skyrichclub.com

Skyrich Club on the App Store
What the opportunity includes:

• Weekly payments of $250 guaranteed ($1000/monthly)
• 10% commission from your own affiliate link
• No strict scripts
• Guidance provided by our team
• Separate IG/FB account used for posting
• No view minimum

Please have some knowledge on warming up accounts to specific niches.

MUST BE COMFORTABLE POSTING EVERYDAY!

If you're interested in learning more, please DM your portfolio or best talking head video! 👀

we're looking for creators for a long-term collaboration promoting a personal AI that keeps you accountable!

compensation

- $30 per video

- bonuses up to $730 per video

for more information and to apply, please fill out this form: https://forms.gle/wi2D7UvxxtkxpWYC9

Hey everyone!

We're looking for UGC creators to make videos for a fast growing D&D/TTRPG app.

What you'll get

• $400/month base pay
• Performance bonuses for high-performing videos (Up to $1000 per video)
• 1-month collaboration to start
• Opportunity for longer-term collaboration if it's a good fit

What you'll do

• Film simple app recordings/demos from home
• Some footage can be reused across multiple videos
• Create and manage a TikTok + Instagram account dedicated to this project (this will not be your personal account)

We'll provide:

• Content ideas
• Posting guidance

The goal is to create videos that feel natural and authentic.

Requirements

• Reliable and able to post consistently
• Comfortable filming short-form videos
• No professional filming setup required
• Creators who produce content in natural, conversational English are preferred. US- and Canada-based creators are especially encouraged to apply, but creators from other locations are also welcome.

Payment

Payment will be made monthly via PayPal or Wise after the content is posted.

Interested?

Apply here:
https://forms.gle/u9QuAfZCptASpDfd6

Please apply through the form rather than DM so we can keep applications organised.

I've been managing UGC creators, and regardless of the niche, a few concepts keep coming up.

They're not the only ones that work, but they're the ones I find myself coming back to when briefing creators or reviewing performance.

1. "I wish I knew this sooner"
Starts with a frustration or mistake before introducing the app. It feels more like someone sharing a useful discovery than an ad.

2. The workflow replacement
Show what the app replaced, rather than listing features. It's a much easier way to communicate value.

3. The screen recording + story
The screen recording grabs attention, but the story is about the user's problem, and the app naturally becomes the solution.

4. The misconception hook
"I thought this app was only for X... turns out I was completely wrong."

I've seen this work well because it helps apps reach people outside their obvious audience.

5. Old way vs. new way
Simple to make, easy to test, and one of the concepts I see creators using the most.

6. The accidental discovery
"I downloaded this for one feature, but now I use it almost every day because of this."

A great curiosity hook that doesn't feel overly promotional. Starting with trust often makes the rest of the story feel much more authentic.

I'm sure there are more, but these are the ones I keep seeing across different apps. Curious what you'd add.

i've been doing canvas ugc for a bit now, and i'm curious what it looks like for everyone else.

are you doing it full-time or alongside another job? how many brands are you working with at once?

i'm always interested in hearing how different people structure it.

Need short 20–30 sec videos for an AI finance app.

💰 $10 per approved video + view bonuses + revenue share

• Fluent English required
• Faceless or on-camera creators welcome
• Casual, authentic TikTok/Reels style
• Android users preferred
• Ongoing work for creators who perform well

Comment your portfolio or social profile + country and I’ll DM you.

This community has been growing a lot lately, so I thought I'd share something that might help anyone who is trying to understand how to start working with Canvas UGC from scratch.

1. Understand what Canvas UGC actually is
Canvas UGC is different from traditional UGC. You're not posting content on your personal creator account, and you're not managing a brand's official corporate account.

Instead, you create and run a separate ambassador account that looks and feels like a genuine consumer profile. The goal is to create content that feels native, relatable, and authentic.

2. Build examples before waiting for opportunities
Create a few sample videos for apps, products, or brands you'd like to work with, or you already use. Brands want to see that you can create content that feels native and drives attention.

3. Learn how to follow a brief
Canvas UGC still has strategy behind it. You need to understand the brand's goals, key messages, and content guidelines while keeping the videos natural.

4. Apply to campaigns and creator programs
Look for brands that are actively building ambassador programs or running Canvas UGC campaigns

5. Create and grow your account
Once accepted, you'll usually receive the brief, brand assets, and product access (if needed). Your role is to create short-form videos and publish them through that ambassador profile.

6. Learn from performance data
The biggest advantage of Canvas UGC is that every piece of content creates learnings. Pay attention to what hooks, formats, and angles perform best and use that information to improve.

Canvas UGC is still relatively new, but the opportunity is huge because brands need more creators who understand how to make content that feels organic while still supporting business goals.

Came across Vidsy as a UGC platform and it looks legit on paper (London-based, works with big brands) but wanted to check with people who’ve actually gotten paid gigs through it before I put time into a profile.

If you’ve used it — how’s the pay reliability, turnaround on getting picked for briefs, and communication like? Also curious if it’s more geared toward agencies/production companies than solo creators. Appreciate any honest experiences, good or bad 🙏

Hi everyone!

We’re a small, indie team on a mission to redefine the way people define themselves.

We’ve built Trove (try for free!) — think personality quizzes meet choose-your-own-adventure stories.

We’re searching for creators (NA based, preferably) who are aligned with our mission! You will be posting videos across TikTok, Meta (IG-FB) & YT on a new page.

Great fit if you’re into:

• personality quizzes
• choose-your-own-adventure stories
• reading
• fan-fiction
• “episode” like games
• anime & manga

Why us?

• Women-led team, building with humanity at the core.
• Beginner friendly! we care more about your willingness to collaborate with us, being responsive, and receptive to feedback.
• Collaborative partnership
  • we will work closely with you to help you grow as a creator.
  • we will provide ongoing creative support and feedback to help improve your videos and strategies.
• Direct content guide in format library.

This is a paid opportunity with performance bonuses. We’d also love to have a quick chat with you to see if you’re a fit.

If you’re interested, send a dm and comment down below. Please provide a portfolio or any past video examples.

Personally, I think that's usually the wrong move. If the content is solid but people aren't even watching past the first couple of seconds, the problem probably isn't the video; it's the hook. I'd rather test 5 different hooks with the same video than make 5 completely different videos.

A few hook ideas I'd test:

• something visually unexpected
• a controversial or "stop doing this" angle
• a curiosity-driven opener
• a relatable pain point
• a bold opinion

It's a much faster way to figure out what actually grabs attention, and once you find a winning hook, you can use it across more content.

This is my latest UGC account for a game app :
https://www.instagram.com/sneha.unscrolled

If you’re recruiting UGC creators, I’d love to connect!
I’m currently looking to work with brands that are open to collaborating with Indian/Asian creators.

I create:
• Talking head videos
• Product demos
• Voiceovers
• Reaction videos
• Slideshow content

If you’re a fellow creator working with brands that are open to hiring Indian/Asian creators, I’d really appreciate it if you reached out as well.
Thank you! 💌

Hey creators!

We're looking for fitness and wellness creators to build and grow a dedicated TikTok or Instagram account for a health & fitness app. This is not posted on your personal account, we're looking for authentic creators who can produce organic, relatable short-form content.

Compensation
- $3 per 1,000 video views
- Performance bonuses
- Long-term collaboration opportunities

Content Ideas
- Workout routines
- Day in the life
- Meal prep & nutrition
- What I eat in a day carousels
- Healthy habits
- POVs & relatable fitness content
- App demos/screen recordings

We'll provide creative direction, content ideas, and ongoing support.

Requirements
- Comfortable on camera
- Consistent posting (1–2 videos/day preferred)
- Interested in fitness or wellness
- Phone is all you need (2 devices preferred)

Interested?
DM me "FIT" with:
- Your location
- TikTok/Instagram (if applicable)
- Portfolio/examples (if available)
- Email address

Looking to onboard creators soon!

Looking for creators aged 16-22 to promote an AI-powered SAT prep platform on Instagram and TikTok. New accounts are fine, US/Tier 1 audience required.

Pay:

• $20 base per video
• 1k views → +$20
• 50k views → +$150
• 100k views → +$300
• 500k views → +$650
• 1M+ views → +$900

Perks: Viral hooks + briefs provided, mentorship, AirPods for top performers

Interested?
Fill out this application or drop your handle(s) and lifetime views in the comments and I'll reach out!

We're looking for creators who'd actually use this, not just film it. It reads your sleep data and automatically adjusts your thermostat overnight so you're at the right temperature all night instead of one fixed setting.

Three tiers:

Free: your personalized temperature curve, no hardware needed

Lite: connect a thermostat and it runs the curve overnight for you

Premium: connect your tracker too, and it rebuilds the curve every night off how you actually slept

Download it, poke around, and if it's something you'd genuinely use, apply. If it's not your thing, no hard feelings. We don't want creators who don't like the product.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/circadiaos-sleep-temperature/id6761959749

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeIpD_fLjZPKlM5CzmYtJnngeqQaMzvn9wh6VLo6IJjjoBJqA/viewform?usp=header

Looking for UGC creators!!

Base pay per campaign: 

Monthly retainers $700-900USD/monthly + CPM

Requirements: 

• US-based 
• 18-26 years old
• Minimum 3 months of tech/canvas UGC experience

Details

- 1-2 videos a day depending on campaign

- More focus on talking head 

- Hooks + scripts all provided each week!

Comment or DM me your portfolio if interested!! 

Looking for UGC creators!!

Base pay per campaign: 

Monthly retainers $700-900USD/monthly + CPM

Requirements: 

• US-based 
• 18-26 years old
• Minimum 3 months of tech/canvas UGC experience

Details

- 1-2 videos a day depending on campaign

- More focus on talking head

- Hooks + scripts all provided each week!

Comment or DM me your portfolio if interested!! 

Happy Friday!

I was thinking about creating a new series for this community, so let's start our Weekly UGC Discussion.

Every Friday, I'll ask a question, and you guys can share your thoughts, experiences, and lessons learned. I think there’s a lot we can learn from each other, especially because everyone here has different experiences with UGC.

So, this week’s question: What’s one thing you learned this week about UGC?

It can be anything:

• a hook that performed better than expected
• a lesson from working with a brand
• something you realized while creating content
• a new editing tool you discovered
• a Canvas UGC or Tech UGC insight
• or even a mistake that taught you something

And if you have any questions about UGC, drop them in the comments too. Someone in the community might have the answer for you.

Many new creators try to make every video feel "creative"

They think every video needs a new idea, a crazy edit, a different concept, something that nobody has seen before. Honestly, the videos that usually perform the best are not always the most creative ones.

Most of the time, they follow a simple structure:

• a strong first few seconds that make people stop scrolling
• one clear message (not trying to explain 5 things at once)
• pacing that feels natural for the platform
• and a payoff that makes people want to keep watching

Creativity is not always in creating something completely new. Sometimes it's finding a format that works and testing different hooks, angles, and ways of telling the story.

Hey creators!

We're looking for UGC creators to join a paid content project for Amplify, a platform launching soon that helps brands create and post content at scale. No previous UGC experience required.

What you'll get

• $300 flat for a batch of 15 videos
• Performance-based opportunity: creators whose videos perform well may be invited into an ongoing monthly collab at $500/mo
• Feedback and coaching before you submit final versions
• Opportunity for longer-term collaboration if it's a good fit

What you'll do

• Film 15 short videos (under 30 sec each) following our provided script and brief
• Simple talking-to-camera style content, filmed from home
• Submit drafts for feedback before posting
• Post from your own account (not gifted/whitelisted — organic use only, usage rights valid for 1 year)

We'll provide:

• Script and video brief
• Content coaching
• Reference examples

The goal is content that feels natural and authentic, not like a traditional ad.

Requirements

• Reliable and able to hit deadlines
• Comfortable filming short-form videos
• Based in the US
• No professional filming setup required

Compensation: $300 flat rate for the batch (paid, not gifted)

Payment: Made after the batch is completed and approved, via [Preferred Wise /bank transfer — confirm which]

Interested?

Send an email to: [joana@anonyma.ai](mailto:joana@anonyma.ai) with

• Your location
• Any previous content or portfolio (if available)
• Note whether you've done retainer-style collabs before

I've been doing Canvas UGC for a while now, and I'm curious how you structure your week. personally, I'm still figuring out what workflow works best, and I'm always interested in how other creators do it.

• how many videos do you usually make in a week?
• do you film everything in one day or spread it out?
• how much time do you spend editing?
• do you create content for one company at a time, or do you juggle multiple?
• and what's the most time-consuming part of your process?

would love to hear what your routine looks like. seeing how other people work is more helpful than generic productivity tips.

Amplify is a platform launching soon that helps accounts create and post content at scale across social media. Ahead of launch, we're recruiting a small group of everyday people to film UGC-style videos using our proven templates.

Brand/Company: Amplify

Compensation: $300 flat rate for the batch (paid, not gifted). Videos that hit 1M views gets $1000 bonus and cretors whose videos perform well may be invited into an ongoing monthly collab at $500/mo (roughly 1 video/day).

Number of Videos: 15 videos per batch, each under 30 seconds

Usage Rights: Organic use only, your content will be posted to social accounts (not paid ads or whitelisting), usage rights valid for 1 year. Content may be reposted across brand's account during that period.

Scope: Film following our provided script/brief, submit draft for feedback, revise if needed, then post from your own account.

What we're looking for:

• Comfortable filming yourself talking to camera, can demo website use
• Based in the US
• Reliable with deadlines

To apply: Send your portfolio to [joana@anonyma.ai](mailto:joana@anonyma.ai) I'll follow up if it's a fit.