UGC marketplaces

• Billo
  No standard rate published. The brand sets a base price per video (brand pricing starts at $99 for a 15-second video); creators separately price add-ons like organic posting and partnership ads.
• Insense
  No standard rate. Creators negotiate their own price with each brand. Insense's own pricing page tells brands UGC campaigns start at $100 per video.
• JoinBrands
  $60+ per video, fixed, no negotiation, as JoinBrands tells creators on its own creator page. Brands are separately quoted $25+ per video as the starting list price across its pricing tiers; a flat UGC video is not the only thing a brand can buy at that price.
• Trend
  No published per-video number for creators. Trend buys creator time with credits it sells to brands at $9.16 each; a job costs 20 to 60 credits depending on tier and covers 2 videos, working out to roughly $92 to $275 per video before Trend's own cut.
• Influee
  Creators set their own rate. Influee's own page gives examples: videos starting at $92, one creator quoted at $85 a video, and a stated typical range of €290 to €850 a month.
• Collabstr
  $180 average asking price and $154 average paid, as reported by third parties summarizing Collabstr's own 2026 report.
• Social Cat
  No platform-set rate. Gifted deals are free product only; paid deals have the creator set their own rate and negotiate directly with the brand; affiliate deals pay a commission on sales to the brand, rate not published.
• Aspire
  No published range. Creators set their own rates in their profile. Aspire says $80M was paid out to creators in the last 12 months, platform-wide.
• Twirl
  $130 to $300+ per project. The brand sets the rate; you see it on the brief before deciding whether to apply.
• Whop
  Not a UGC marketplace. Listed only for its own affiliate program, which anyone can join to promote any product sold on Whop.

Could not independently verify

These sites blocked every request this run. No pay figures exist for them here.

• IZEA: Could not independently verify pricing; the site blocks automated access.
• Backstage: Could not independently verify pricing; the site blocks automated access.
• Cohley: Could not independently verify pricing; the site blocks automated access.

Where this comes from

Each marketplace's page links to the exact page we read, and when we read. A figure marked as reported by a third party means the platform's own page did not say, or could not be read, so a secondary source is shown with that caveat instead.