A per-video price by length
Lead with a 15–30s video, the most common length in the brand programs we measure, then 30–60s and longer. Keep the base price clean of usage; rights go on their own lines.
Enter your follower count, niche and platform. See where you stand among 26,791 UGC creators we have indexed, then copy a rate card with every line a brand will ask about: videos, photos, raw footage, hooks, usage rights, whitelisting, exclusivity and posting on your own account. Free, no signup.
Every figure updates as you type. The link saves your settings, so you can bookmark your card and come back when your numbers change.
Most UGC creators are small, which is good news if you are starting out: brands buying UGC pay for the video, not your audience. Shares of the 26,791 UGC creators in our index, with the typical 15–30s video rate for each tier.
| Tier | All creators | TikTok | Typical 15–30s video | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nano under 5,000 | 78% | 78% | 81% | $150 |
| Micro 5,000 to 25,000 | 17% | 17% | 16% | $225 |
| Mid 25,000 to 100,000 | 5% | 5% | 3% | $375 |
| Established 100,000+ | 0.4% | 0.4% | 0.3% | $650 |
The median UGC creator has 1,680 followers. Rates are modelled from public rate cards, not collected quotes. More numbers on niches, countries, portfolios and contact emails are in UGC creator statistics 2026, and every niche's rates are in UGC rates by niche, Q4 2026.
A rate card is a menu, not a single price. Brands compare creators line by line, so the lines matter as much as the numbers.
Lead with a 15–30s video, the most common length in the brand programs we measure, then 30–60s and longer. Keep the base price clean of usage; rights go on their own lines.
Brands running ads want raw clips to re-edit. Price a raw footage add-on per video and a separate raw pack, so you are paid for footage that gets cut into new ads.
Ad teams test openers. An extra hook on the same body is quick to film and worth a line of its own, priced as a share of the video.
Organic use and paid ads are different products. Price 3, 6 and 12 months of paid usage separately and put the term in your contract; the UGC contract template covers the wording.
Ads from your handle and a promise not to work with competitors both cost you future income. Charge for both, and keep exclusivity narrow and short.
UGC is usually delivered, not posted. If a brand also wants it on your feed, that is a sponsored post priced on your audience, a separate line from the production fee.
Start at the low end of your tier and move up as you add results to your portfolio. For a nano creator (under 5,000 followers) that is about $100 for a 15–30s video, with usage rights on top. Pick "New to UGC" above to build that card, and raise it after your first few brand projects.
No. 78% of the UGC creators in our index have under 5,000 followers and the median has 1,680. Brands buying UGC pay for the content and the rights, so follower count mostly moves you between tiers, not in or out of the market.
Barely, for the production fee: in our Q4 2026 study every niche except gaming averaged $158 to $188 per video. Niche matters more for posting on your own account, where finance and tech audiences price higher, and for how much competition you face, which the "Where you stand" panel shows.
Yes, always as separate lines. A brand that runs your video as a paid ad for 12 months is getting far more than one that reposts it once, and usage is the line most often missing from a first quote. Our usage rights guide explains the terms.
Copy it with the button above and paste it into your pitch email, media kit or a portfolio page. Most UGC creators link a portfolio from their bio, usually on Linktree or a Canva site, so keep the card next to your best videos. See which brands are hiring in the UGC Brands dataset.