Counting creators by hand
You search the brand on TikTok, scroll tagged posts and still can’t tell a paid creator from a happy customer.
UGC Brands
See which creators post UGC for a brand on TikTok and Instagram, how many videos they ship, how those videos perform and what the program likely costs. Then copy the hooks that work.
Overview from $29 a month, full brand pages from $59. 3-day free trial on every plan.
United States31United Kingdom22Canada12
Top accountsViews 30d
@priyatries42.1K followersConfirmed612K
@mayamakesugc18.4K followersConfirmed388K
@rubyhale9.8K followersLikely204K
@zaracreates5.4K followersPossibleNot countedPossible accounts are listed, not counted.
Copy-paste hooks
I tried this for 30 days so you don’t have to
23 accounts · median 7.2KCopyCopied
POV: your skin two weeks after switching
14 accounts · median 5.1K
Program economics
412 videos × $45 = $18.5K est. payouts
Est. CPM on 3.1M views$5.97
Base pay only, bonuses excluded.
Why teams use it
Every UGC program is public, one video at a time. What isn’t visible is the shape of it: who posts, how often, what works and what it costs. Piecing that together by hand takes days and still ends in a guess.
You search the brand on TikTok, scroll tagged posts and still can’t tell a paid creator from a happy customer.
You see a few viral videos, but not which hooks get reused across accounts or how the typical video performs.
You can’t tell how many videos the brand is paying for each month, or what that costs per thousand views.
What’s inside
Each creator account is marked confirmed, likely or possible, and the evidence behind the call is one click away.
Brand videos in the last 30 days times the brand’s public per-video rate gives estimated payouts and an estimated CPM.
Caption openers reused across accounts, with how many accounts use them and the median views they get.
How it works
The brand list is on every plan. Overview and Method open on Pro, and the full brand page on Premium. Nothing to install, nothing to connect.
Start freeOpen the brand list to see totals across every program: brands, UGC accounts mapped, brand videos in the last 30 days and views. Narrow it down to the brands you compete with.
Ten KPIs for the last 30 days, a daily views chart on brand videos, the program economics, where the creators are based and the accounts driving the most views.
The Accounts tab lists every creator account with its attribution and evidence, followers, videos and views. The Videos tab shows every brand video in the window.
The Playbook tab turns the program into a brief: hooks to reuse, hashtags, the video length that performs, virality, the posting schedule, engagement and how program accounts are named.
Attribution
A creator only counts toward a brand when their public posts prove it. Each account shows the signals it was matched on, so you can check the call yourself instead of trusting a black box.
@priyatries42.1KConfirmed#lumenpartner on 9 of 11 videos612K
@mayamakesugc18.4KConfirmedBio says she creates for the brand388K
@rubyhale9.8KLikelyCaption template and #ad204K
@lena.ugc3.2KLikelyPaid partnership label96K
@zaracreates5.4KPossible2 mentions, no program markern/aShowing 5 of 95 accounts
@priyatriesWhy this account countsConfirmedThe playbook
The Playbook tab reads every brand video in the window and shows the patterns behind the ones that perform, so you start your own program from what already works in your category.
HashtagsShare · median
Video lengthAvg. views
Posting scheduleMedian views
Virality× account median
26 hits, a 6.3% hit rate
Account naming
@name.ugc18@lumen.name6Personal names60Before and after
By hand
With UGC Brands
Who it’s for
Planning or scaling a UGC program and benchmarking it against competitors.
Running creator accounts at volume and studying how others do it.
Pitching and planning programs for clients in many categories.
Customer proof
The Viral App
30+mobile app clients running UGC from one workspace
The Viral App runs UGC programs for more than 30 mobile app clients and has pulled 5,000+ creator leads from UGC Agent, saving thousands of dollars on sourcing.
Read the Viral App story
UGC World
1,000creators sourced from one prompt in about 10 minutes
“You made my year, probably the next year and a half.”Alexander Kunn, Founder and CEORead the story
Both results come from sourcing creators with UGC Agent, not from UGC Brands. UGC Brands is where you study a program first; Super Search is where you find the creators to run your own.
How it’s measured
Read this before you quote a number. Every brand page has a Method tab that says exactly how its figures were made and where the program facts come from.
What it doesn’t do
Accounts are attributed from what anyone can see: the program hashtag, copy-paste caption templates, bios that say the account creates for the brand, ad disclosures, handle patterns and the platform’s ad flag. The brand name alone never counts.
Confirmed and likely accounts count toward the KPIs. Possible accounts, with a few brand mentions but no program marker, are listed under Accounts and left out of the totals.
Up to 40 recent videos are read per account, so very prolific accounts are undercounted, and accounts with no public marker are missed. Real programs are usually at least this big.
Payouts and CPM use the brand’s public base rate and leave out bonuses, so the true cost per view is higher. Views are public view counts and include any paid boosting.
The brand list and its totals are on every plan. Pro opens every brand’s Overview and Method tabs. Premium and above open the full brand page: Accounts, Videos and Playbook. Compare plans
A list of brands running UGC programs on TikTok and Instagram, with a page per brand that shows who posts for it, how much, and how it performs. Each brand has five tabs: Overview, Accounts, Videos, Playbook and Method. It works as UGC competitor analysis without building the spreadsheet yourself.
From public evidence only: the program hashtag, copy-paste caption templates, a bio that says the account creates for the brand, ad disclosures, handle patterns and the platform’s ad flag. The brand name alone never counts. Each account is marked confirmed, likely or possible, and you can open the evidence for any of them.
Treat them as a lower bound. Only confirmed and likely accounts count toward the KPIs, up to 40 recent videos are read per account, and accounts with no public program marker are missed. Views are public view counts on brand videos and include any paid boosting, which isn’t public.
Estimated payouts multiply the brand videos posted in the last 30 days by the brand’s public per-video rate. Estimated CPM divides that by the views those videos got. Both use base pay only and leave out bonuses, so the real cost per view is higher. Brands without a public rate show pay transparency as Unknown.
Brands on the curated UGC Brands list, filterable by category, platform, program size, creator markets and pay transparency. For a brand that isn’t on the list, ask Super Search “Who has posted videos for this brand?” and the agent researches it for you.
The brand list, with program totals for every brand, is on every plan. Pro ($29 a month) opens each brand’s Overview, with the KPIs, daily views chart, program economics and top accounts, plus the Method tab. Premium ($59 a month) and above open the full brand page: the Accounts roster with its evidence, every brand video and the Playbook.
UGC Brands shows public handles and profiles, not emails. To reach creators like them, search the UGC Database, where every creator has a public email you can unlock, or brief Super Search with the playbook and let the agent find similar creators.
Start a 3-day free trial. Open a brand to see who posts for it, what works and the playbook to take.