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About UGC Briefs

UGC Briefs lists paid pay-per-view UGC campaigns and per-video briefs from public job boards, so creators can see what is live without searching each board separately. We don’t run campaigns, approve videos or pay anyone.

Where the listings come from

We read each platform’s and board’s public listings and keep a history of what we see. Every listing links to the original page and says when we last checked it. The platform’s or board’s own terms are the ones that count. We never use private accounts or files.

A brief listed here doesn’t mean the creator is signed up or approved; applying and joining still happens on the board’s own site. A brief that drops off a board hasn’t necessarily ended.

What the figures mean

Pay-per-view campaign figures use the listed rate and caps. Per-video brief figures are the pay a board or brief states for one video; where a figure comes from a marketplace, rates or brand-programs page instead of a live listing, that page states the date it was checked. These aren’t promises: the platform or board still decides who it approves and pays. Pay-per-view campaigns are graded by our published method; briefs are not graded, since a flat per-video fee isn’t measured against views.

Corrections

Email hello@ugcbriefs.com with the page link, what’s wrong and a public source that shows it. Please don’t send passwords, payment details or private files. We can’t promise how fast we’ll reply.

Measurement

We measure page views, campaign and board link clicks and broad traffic sources. Daily visitor estimates use short-lived identifiers derived from network and browser information. These estimates can include repeat visits or automated activity; they are not verified counts of people.

Raw network addresses and browser strings are not stored in the analytics database. Optional journey analytics, when available, requires your consent. Our privacy notice explains the information collected, retention periods and your choices.

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