Conjuring your content...
Socialync UGC job board
UGC jobs are paid campaigns where a brand pays you to make a video or photo about its product. The brand posts the job, you apply free, and the brand pays you directly. Pay, deliverable and deadline are on the listing before you apply. To apply: connect your accounts, pick a job you clear, and deliver through Socialync. Brands pay Socialync 5% of the agreed creator pay on organic jobs, counted when delivery is confirmed. You keep 100% of your pay. Creators must be 18 or older.
Updated October 2026
The board is open. Apply free, no portfolio required.
Four example listings, built from the deal types and pay structures the board runs. They are examples: the brands are generic and the pay lines show the structure with no amount. A real listing shows the amount, the deadline and the brief before you apply.
Real listings are on the board now.
Four kinds of paid UGC work run through the Socialync job board. Each listing names its kind, its pay and its usage rights before you apply.
Make the video and post it on your own account through Socialync.
Post the video on your account. The brand also runs it as an ad from your handle.
Deliver the video file. The brand runs it from its own account and you never post it.
A brand that already paid you for a job can offer you a monthly deal. Retainers are private offers and never appear on the public board.
The X, LinkedIn and Bluesky APIs give Socialync no per-post view counts, so a view bonus, a rate per 1,000 views or a views floor cannot be met on those three. Any brand that hires you through the board pays you directly.
The follower count of each account you apply with, read from the connected account. Your bio and up to 6 portfolio pieces. Your record on Socialync: the share of your drafts brands approved, how many brands have paid you and how many videos you delivered. A creator with no record shows as New.
The brand's queue lists applications oldest first. Your record, your plan and your numbers have no effect on your place in it.
Brands pay for UGC with money, with a free product as the whole payment, or with a refund after you buy the product yourself. On the Socialync job board, every organic listing carries a cash amount and any product ships free on top of it. Refund deals are banned.
| Deal | On the Socialync job board |
|---|---|
| PaidMoney, on terms you see before you apply | Every organic job pays money: a flat fee, a rate per post, a base plus a view bonus, or a rate per 1,000 views. Whitelisting and ads jobs pay commission only, with no base at delivery. |
| GiftedThe product and no money | A brand cannot publish an organic job without a cash amount. It can ship a free product on top of the pay. |
| ReimbursementYou buy the product and wait to be paid back | Banned on Socialync. |
When a product ships, your deadline starts the day it arrives. For how each model works and where the risk sits, read reimbursement, gifted or paid UGC deals, and UGC rates for 2026 collects what other sources report creators charge.
You can start with a small account. Brands set the bar for each job, and the board shows you the ones you clear.
Follower counts come from your connected accounts. Average views come from the posts you publish through Socialync, read from the platform API.
Brands set a floor per campaign, so the jobs on your board are ones your accounts already qualify for. Read the pay, the deliverable and the usage rights, then send your application. Add a bio and up to 6 portfolio pieces if you have them.
Post through Socialync so delivery is tracked. The brand confirms delivery, you confirm payment, two separate steps.
UGC jobs are paid campaigns where a brand hires a creator to make a video or photo about its product.
Make a free account, connect the accounts you post from, and open a job your numbers clear. Read the pay and deliverable, then apply. If the brand picks you, deliver through Socialync and the brand pays you directly.
Creators pay nothing to apply and keep 100% of the pay a brand agrees to. Brands pay Socialync 5% of the agreed creator pay on organic jobs, counted when delivery is confirmed. Ads deals cost the brand 1.5% of attributed sales or 1.25% of ad spend instead.
Yes. Brands set their own floor per platform and can leave it empty, so some jobs ask for no minimum following. You need no portfolio to apply, and your connected account stats do the pitching.
Yes. Gigs, brand deals and paid UGC opportunities are all names for a brand paying a creator for content. Each one on Socialync is a listing with stated pay, a deliverable and a deadline.
No. Each job is one paid campaign with a set deliverable, a deadline and pay stated on the listing. A free account works one job at a time, and any paid Socialync plan works five at once.
The board is open. Set up a free account, connect the accounts you post from, and the jobs you clear show up on your board.
No. Your connected account stats qualify you. Add up to 6 portfolio pieces if you have them, and they ride along on every application.
Post from your account through Socialync. Average views come from the posts you publish through Socialync in the last 30 days, so a platform with no posts there reads as unmeasured until you post. Follower counts update from the connected account, so a job you miss today can open up later.
Applying is free, to as many jobs as you like. Socialync takes nothing from what a brand pays you.
Each brand sets its own floor per platform, such as minimum followers or minimum average views, and it can leave the floor empty. You see the jobs your connected accounts already clear.
Organic jobs pay a flat fee, a rate per post, a base plus a view bonus, or a rate per 1,000 views up to a cap. Whitelisting and ads jobs pay commission only, with no base at delivery, for as long as the brand runs the ad under its licence. The structure and the amount are on the listing before you apply.
The brand pays you directly, on the terms in the listing. Payment is due 14 days after delivery is confirmed unless the listing sets another date. US creators are paid on the Socialync pay page through Stripe. Everywhere else, you and the brand settle directly and Socialync verifies the delivery.
Delivery and payment are two separate confirmations. If the brand never confirms delivery, it is confirmed for you 14 days after you deliver, so a quiet brand cannot stall your pay. If the money never arrives, the job closes as unpaid on the brand's record.
On jobs where you post, yes. Publishing through Socialync confirms the delivery and is how your views get measured. On jobs that pay for a video file for the brand's own ads, you hand over the file and never post it.
No. Buying the product yourself and waiting to be paid back is banned on Socialync.
You must be 18 or older to take part in the marketplace.
Reimbursement deals, buying the product and waiting to be paid back, are banned on Socialync. Delivery and payment are two separate confirmations, so a brand can't sit on delivery to stall your pay.
Every floor is checked against the accounts you connect, so connect each account you post from.
Set up your free account now