UGC Agencies: 16 Firms Compared on Proof, Prices and Terms

One video 10X ROAS made for BestSelf's Intimacy Deck generated $824,000 in sales from 20,600 orders and was viewed more than 40 million times on Facebook and Instagram, according to its case study. The work began in 2021, when BestSelf's account relied on a few winning ads that had run for more than six months and were losing performance. Its Our Work page (opens in a new tab) adds a Polish Pops case and named testimonials from WOOOF, Polish Pops and BedJet.

Its UGC-style video page (opens in a new tab) describes partnered creators who must pass a six-step screening and a trial assignment, in-house editing, and a creative performance dashboard set up at onboarding. The homepage lists legal rights and unlimited revisions among what it covers and says all creative is handed over within 30 days. No prices are shown on the pages read.

Brighter Click reports an 80% lower cost per lead and 399.4% more leads for 1 Natural Way, a medical equipment supplier, in a UGC launch campaign from the summer of 2024, with the UGC staying the account's top-performing ads month after month. A second case (opens in a new tab), for the skincare brand Ua Body from early 2024, reports account-wide ROAS up more than 50% while monthly ad spend grew more than threefold; that work included Brighter Click managing the ads.

Its UGC page lists 12 edited videos from four creators, delivered in 10 to 14 business days, and 18 videos from six creators in 15 to 20 business days, each in 9:16 and 4:5 formats, plus custom volume. The FAQ separately gives a standard turnaround of 10 business days from brief approval. It says every package includes full usage rights in perpetuity and at least one round of revisions, and that the firm can set up whitelisting so ads run from the creator's profile. You approve the creators before production starts.

Crafted's case list reports that its creative for Paperlike hit a 7 ROAS at the top of the funnel, turning $66K into $521K in sales on Facebook, and Paperlike's CMO, Sebastian Geis, is quoted on its homepage. Other cases cover Vivoo, LARQ and Larson Jewelers.

The homepage says Crafted plans, shoots and edits UGC video ads for ecommerce brands, selects creators from a community of more than 2,000 members and delivers content "in as little as 4 weeks". It reports more than 2,000 video ads made for more than 100 brands and gives a starting price of $3K for its UGC video ad packages. Because of demand, it says it is not taking on new clients; brands can join a waitlist. It describes its ads as "guaranteed to increase your ROAS" and offers creative "guaranteed to convert, or your money back", without publishing the conditions.

Lauren Labeled says its content for the card game We're Not Really Strangers grew the brand's TikTok Shop revenue 400 times in 60 days, in a case posted in September 2025; one product sold out from two of its videos. Its homepage lists brands including Mandala Scrubs, Pact, Haus Labs and TruSkin.

Its Work With Us page (opens in a new tab) describes a boutique UGC and performance creative agency, founded in 2021, with an 86% client retention rate, and says it sends deliverables and pricing within 24 hours of an inquiry. That page says it works with brands spending $400,000 or more a month on paid advertising; its homepage FAQ says $100,000 or more a month on Meta or TikTok. Its homepage FAQ says retainer clients get new videos in about three weeks, provided reviews and product shipment cause no delays; deliverables include raw footage and full usage rights. The homepage says most brands hit a wall every six to eight weeks when their top ads fatigue, and offers a continuous production cycle to replace them.

The UGC Agency's headline case is under NDA: seller-acquisition ads for a large social shopping platform in Spain, France, Germany and Italy, made with 32 creators, after which it says cost per seller acquired halved, "as reported by the client". Named work includes ads for happn in the UK and a Philips Hue campaign made in autumn 2024, and Jonathan Barritt of Exinity is quoted on its homepage.

Its how-it-works page (opens in a new tab) describes six steps from brand analysis to delivery: creators matched from a network of more than 30,000, usually within 24 hours, raw footage within a week of brief approval and a typical turnaround of two weeks. Usage rights for paid and organic use are agreed upfront. Its FAQ says it makes the ads and your team or agency runs them, with Spark Ads or Partnership Ads set up with the creator if you want them. No price list is published; the monthly budget options on its inquiry form start at $3,500 to $7,500.

UGC SHOP's portfolio is filed under brands including Candy Crush, N26 and Revolut, and its homepage carries testimonials from clients identified by first name and role. Its two founders came from affiliate marketing, and the firm frames its work around direct-response ads.

It sells packages from its site. The trial gives two videos from one creator; the growth package gives four short-form videos of up to 35 seconds from two creators, with Partnership Ads authorization so ads can run from the creator's account. Both include unlimited usage rights and one format, with extra formats at $50 a video. Its FAQ (opens in a new tab) says brands own the content they buy, final videos arrive 7 to 10 business days after the creators receive the product, and one revision is included. That revision covers editing; a reshoot needs an error against the approved brief, and requirements added after the brief do not qualify for free revisions. For reasonable dissatisfaction it offers a revision, a new video or a refund, but no refund for a package the brand no longer needs.

Two client reviews on Viral Vertical's homepage, both with names, praise its work: Guillaume Taieb (October 2024) mentions a "great portfolio of UGC actors" and timely delivery, and Myriam Esnault (February 2024) says its social ads, including UGC, let her brand launch an always-on Meta campaign. Neither names a company. The same page reports €15M generated by its creative and an average ROAS of 3, without a method.

The site describes an in-house UGC agency making psychology-led UGC ads, TikTok videos, Reels, product videos and photos for DTC ecommerce brands. Its reviews page (opens in a new tab) says small projects are sometimes delivered in under seven days and that it aims to deliver larger ones within 30 days. No prices are shown on the pages read.

Client results listed on Consultus Digital's UGC page include a 2,900% ROAS increase for Bow City Storage and $420K in online sales within 10 months for Spieth America. The page does not say these were UGC campaigns, and the linked case studies (opens in a new tab) describe wider marketing work.

Its UGC service covers campaign creation with creators and influencers, content guidelines, review and moderation of what creators submit, and analytics. Pricing is a custom proposal.

Creative Milkshake reports a 65% lower cost per completed mobile registration for the mobile bank N26 in Spain, from diversified UGC, comparative testing and Meta campaign optimization. Its case describes Brand Lift and Conversion Lift studies that compared UGC with N26's branded ads. Philippe Rozier, N26's global paid social lead, is quoted on the result.

Its UGC ads page describes sourcing, briefing and managing creators for high-volume paid social, in formats such as founder-led explainers, before-and-after breakdowns, objection-handling testimonials and screen-recorded walkthroughs. It offers ads in English, Spanish, German, French, Dutch, Italian and Portuguese. No prices are shown on the pages read.

Hurom, a juicer brand whose ads had become fatigued and discount-led, saw return on ad spend rise 300% and cost per acquisition fall 65%, according to inBeat's case. The work combined health-focused UGC tested as a series of variations with an influencer program, an embedded creative strategist and a rebuilt full-funnel paid media strategy. For Native, a Procter & Gamble personal care brand, its case study (opens in a new tab) reports more than 1,000 photo and video assets across five collection releases, 200% of the original content target.

Its UGC page covers creator sourcing and casting, scripts and hooks, production for paid and organic social, whitelisting and Spark Ads, and reporting by creator, hook and concept. Its FAQ says usage rights and licensing terms are defined before production begins. Pricing is not published; the page offers a free UGC audit.

Royal Match, Spriggy, Retake AI and Blackout Bingo are among the brands whose UGC videos Lastnight Media shows, with a note on the format of each; it publishes no results figures. Mobile game ads are one of the two services in its navigation.

Its UGC FAQ describes in-person production with local actors and professional equipment, and its About page (opens in a new tab) lists a founder and creative director, a producer and scriptwriter, a head of post-production, a talent manager and two editors. No prices are shown on the pages read.

On its UGC page, Moburst offers a 10-day turnaround including revisions from a network of TikTok and Instagram Reels creators, whose content is posted on the brand's own channels and used by its creative team for ads. The case studies on that page and its Work page (opens in a new tab) are influencer, media and app campaigns, such as 23,125 installs for Giftful between October and December 2024; no UGC production case is identified on the pages read.

The monthly budget options on its inquiry form start at "Up to $10k". No prices are shown on the pages read.

Neads reports more than 1,150 bookings at a €1.79 CPM for the aligner brand DR SMILE, from more than 60 UGC videos made with 15 creators: first a nine-video TikTok program, then about a dozen organic and paid videos a month. The case was posted in June 2023. On its UGC page, Camille Béal of Santarome Bio says the brand's Meta ROAS doubled.

The UGC page reports more than 200 customers and more than 5,000 videos produced, describes a process of casting, briefing, shooting and editing, and says Neads is certified as a TikTok Creative Partner. Clients shown include Nivea, Yves Rocher and Crédit Agricole. Its own prices are not published, but its FAQ estimates that UGC agency fees start at around €1,000 to €3,000 a project for simpler work and reach €5,000 to €15,000 or more for complex campaigns with several creators.

Stacks sourced UK and Irish creators for educational, testimonial and lifestyle videos for the Irish supplement brand Vital Organico, secured full usage rights and ran the Meta campaigns for a product launch. The case describes a significant lift in sales without giving a figure.

Its UGC page offers more than 400 vetted creators across Ireland, the UK and the US. Brands post a brief, creators apply to it, and a brief builder returns a free price estimate. Its FAQ (opens in a new tab) says first assets can typically launch within two to three weeks once assets, access and approvals are in place, and that timing for new UGC sourcing varies with volume and creator availability.

The Influencer Marketing Factory's campaign for the refillable deodorant brand Wild used 7 TikTok and 15 Instagram creators, reported more than 1.8 million views and reused the content as paid media assets; the case was posted in October 2025. Its other published cases (opens in a new tab) are influencer campaigns, for brands such as Photomath, Airalo and FOREO.

Its UGC page covers the creative brief, platform choice, creator selection and product shipping, for unboxings, app demos, launches and reviews, and says the agency handles creator agreements and media rights. No prices are shown on the pages read.

This agency's published work dates from 2018: posts on story mining with Lenovo, employee-generated content with NBC Universal and social media playbooks with Accor. Testimonials are attributed to Time Inc and Omnicom, and the newest post on its homepage was published in January 2019.

Its services page (opens in a new tab) lists story mining, moderation, UGC content rights collection, social out-of-home and employee-generated content, and it calls itself a technology-based agency. Its founder is also described as global director of TINT, a UGC platform. No prices are shown on the pages read.