Canvas UGCHigh reply rate
10+ applied$26 per video
+ Bonus up to $500 per video
About $780 a month
Canvas UGC creator for an AI video editor app
AI video editor app
- TikTok
NewFree UGC creator course
Get paid to make UGC videos
Brands post paid jobs on viral.app. Apply for free and get paid per video, often with a bonus for views. Most jobs need no followers.
- Free to apply
- No followers needed
- Paid via bank, PayPal, crypto & more
viral.app for creators in numbers
- paid out to creators
- $5M+
- creators paid
- 5,000+
- countries supported
- 180+
Brands that run their creator programs on viral.app
Job board
Paid UGC jobs you can apply to today
Every job shows its pay before you sign up. Most are Canvas UGC jobs: a few videos a week on an account made for the brand's app, so followers don't matter.
97 open jobsupdated daily
- Canvas UGCNew10+ applied
$75 one-off
Canvas UGC creator for an AI video search tool
AI video search tool
- TikTok
- YouTube
- Canvas UGCHigh reply rate10+ applied
$200 a month
+ Bonus up to $500 per video
Canvas UGC creator for a meal planning app
Meal planning app
- TikTok
- UGC AdsHigh reply rate100+ applied
$40 per video
+ $0.50 per 1,000 views · Bonus up to $75 per video
UGC Ads creator for an ergonomic gaming pillow
Multipurpose ergonomic gaming pillow
- TikTok
- YouTube
- InfluencerPopular250+ applied
$50 per video
About $200 a month
Influencer for a daily journaling app
Daily journaling app
- TikTok
- YouTube
- Creator ManagerPopular250+ applied
$500 a month
Creator Manager for a multi-niche brand
Multi-niche digital brand
Worldwide · English
How it works
How to become a UGC creator on viral.app
Make your free profile
Sign up on your phone and build your profile: your niches, where you post and a few videos you've made. Social accounts are optional, and you can stop and finish later. No followers or brand experience needed.
Apply, or get invited
Apply to jobs that match your country and languages, with the pay shown up front. Finish your profile so brands can find you: they see creators who match their job and can invite you to apply, and you get an email and a notification.
Post, then claim your pay
Post the videos the job asks for, often on a new account made for the brand's app (a Canvas UGC job), so your followers don't matter. viral.app tracks the views. When the pay period ends and the brand approves, you claim your money.
Create your free profile
Free for creators. You need to be 18 or older.
Never made a UGC video? Start here.
Brands hire from your sample videos, so step one is making a few good ones. These two free resources show you how.
The free UGC creator course
Six short chapters for complete beginners, from how UGC pay works to hooks, filming and a portfolio that gets you hired.
Chapter 1How to Become a UGC Creator
Chapter 2Account setup and warm-up
Chapter 3Briefs, ideas and hooks
Chapter 4Formats, filming and editing
Chapter 5Post, review and improve
Chapter 6Build your UGC portfolio
- 6 chapters
- At your own pace
- No sign-up or email
The viral UGC example library
Real app videos from TikTok and Instagram, each with 50K+ views and 10x more views than followers. Open one to see why it worked.
The pay
How much UGC creators earn on viral.app
Each brand sets its own pay, and you see it before you apply. Most jobs pay a fixed amount per video, often plus a bonus per 1,000 views. Top creators earn over $5,000 a month, and most earn less.
Right now the typical job on the board pays $15 per video. Half of all per-video rates sit between $12 and $20.
See live UGC rates by niche and country- Video 11,200 views$21.20$20.00 + $1.20 for views
- Video 24,800 views$24.80$20.00 + $4.80 for views
- Video 39,500 views$29.50$20.00 + $9.50 for views
- Video 418,000 views$38.00$20.00 + $18.00 for views
- Video 5240,000 views$260.00$20.00 + $240.00 for views
Monthly total$373.50 × 4 =$1,494.00
One video that takes off can earn more than the rest of the week. Some jobs set a view minimum or cap the bonus, and the job post says so.
Payouts
How UGC creators get paid: fees and payout times
When a pay period ends and the brand approves, you get an email and claim your payout from your dashboard. The invoice is made for you, and brands that pay late can't hire until they do.
| Method | Fee | Arrives after you claim |
|---|---|---|
| Bank transferSEPA, UK and US ACH | Fee: Free | Arrives after you claim: 1 to 3 business days |
| USDC or EURCStablecoins | Fee: Free | Arrives after you claim: Minutes |
| PayPal | Fee: 2.5% | Arrives after you claim: Usually within an hour |
| Venmo | Fee: 3.5% | Arrives after you claim: Usually within an hour |
| International wireSWIFT | Fee: About €5 | Arrives after you claim: 3 to 5 business days |
- Paid in USD, EUR, CHF or GBP
- Payouts to 180+ countries
- viral.app keeps 0% of your pay
- Invoices made for you
You handle your own taxes. EU creators may need a tax ID before claiming, and some methods need a one-time ID check. Method fees show before you claim.
How creator payouts workviral.app is where app brands hire UGC creators and pay them. Brands post the jobs and choose who they hire. A free creator account lets you apply to paid jobs, get invited by brands, chat with them, track your videos' views and claim your payouts. viral.app takes no cut of your pay.
UGC jobs pay you to film short videos for a brand's app or product, in your own style, for TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook or Snapchat. On viral.app, brands post these jobs with the pay and the requirements, and you apply for free.
Pick a niche you like, film two or three sample videos on your phone and add them to a free viral.app profile. Then apply to jobs that fit your country and language. The free UGC creator course walks you through it, the viral UGC examples show what works, and the jobs for beginners page lists jobs that suit a first gig.
No. Most jobs on viral.app ask you to post on a new account made for the brand's app, so your follower count doesn't matter. Brands look at your profile and your sample videos instead.
Canvas UGC is the most common job type on viral.app. You post several short videos a week from the brand's brief, usually on a new TikTok, Instagram or YouTube account made for the brand's app, so your follower count doesn't matter. Pay is usually a fixed amount per video or per month, often with a bonus for views.
Each job sets its own pay. Most pay a fixed base per video or per month, and most add pay for views. The live UGC rates show typical pay by niche and country. Top creators earn over $5,000 a month. Most earn less.
Yes. Your profile, applications, chat, dashboards and payouts are free, and viral.app takes no cut of your pay: the brand pays the platform fee. Some payout methods, like PayPal and Venmo, charge their own fee, which you see before you claim.
Yes. Brands show the pay before you apply, viral.app tracks your views and works out your pay from the job's rules, and the payout provider Talentir sends you the money, with a breakdown of every payout. viral.app is the platform: your agreement is with the brand, as the creator terms explain, so settle the details in the chat before you start posting. A trust score for brands and on-platform contracts are coming soon.
Each job has a pay period, such as a week or a month. When it ends and the brand approves the payout, you get an email and claim it by bank transfer, PayPal, Venmo or USDC. There are no bank details to add up front: you pick a method when you claim. USDC arrives within minutes, PayPal and Venmo usually within an hour, and bank transfers in 1 to 5 business days.
Not always. Some jobs are faceless, for example screen recordings, voiceovers or product demos, and the job board has a filter for jobs without your face on camera.
Anyone 18 or older can join, from almost any country, and payouts reach 180+ countries. Each job sets the countries and languages it accepts, so add every language you create in to your profile. Most jobs today are for US-based, English-speaking creators.
Up to 10 a day. Some jobs ask for a short sample video based on the brand's brief. When a brand invites you to apply, that application doesn't count toward the limit.
It depends on the brand. Popular jobs get many applications, so a reply can take days or weeks. An application without a decision closes after 14 days, and you can apply again. Don't post for a brand before it accepts you. Sample videos in the style the job asks for give you the best chance.
No. viral.app works in your phone's browser. You get an email and a push notification when a brand invites you to apply or sends you a message.
