Brands Looking for UGC Creators (November 2026)

On November 11, 2026, 28 brands had a public page that invites creators to apply. Rezi, Teleprompter.com and SimplyBook.me say they pay for video. Morphe, Charlotte Tilbury and Byepound ask for 1,000 followers. Princess Polly says it has none. The table shows what each one offers.

Every brand below has a page on its own site where it says creators can apply or get in touch. We read each page on November 11 and link it so you can check it yourself. We will refresh this list every month. Thirteen of the brands also have a page in our brand PR email directory, which keeps the brand's own words and the date we checked.

Most of these programs pay in product or commission, and few pay a fee. The table says which, and we only call a program paid when the brand's page says it pays.

Which brands are looking for UGC creators?

"Offers" uses the brand's own description. "None stated" means the page gives no follower, age or country rule.

Brand	What it offers creators	Stated requirement	Where to apply
Rezi	Paid: $10 per video plus $1 per 1,000 views	None stated beyond sign-up	Creator program page
Teleprompter.com	Paid: $100 for a YouTube review, one payout per creator	No subscriber minimum; channels in the US, Canada, UK or EU	Apply by email
SimplyBook.me	Paid: fixed campaign fees plus commission	No large following needed	Creator program page
Bakeful	Free ambassador perks; creator track for paid and gifted collabs	No follower count required for the ambassador track	Bakeful Bunch form
Lete Active	10% commission; some creators get product or paid campaigns	You grant usage rights for your content	Shopify Collabs application
Momentous	Tracked links, gifting, paid UGC opportunities	None stated	Affiliate and ambassador page
Morphe	Morphe Artistry Collective (ambassador)	1,000 followers on Instagram or TikTok, 18+, US	Application
Charlotte Tilbury	Magic Beauty Stars; affiliate commission	1,000+ followers for social creators	Program page
Princess Polly	Collab applications; affiliate program	No follower minimum; AU, NZ, US, CA or UK	Collab inquiries
Huda Beauty	Huda's Beauties ambassadors; affiliate commission	None stated	Ambassador page
Tarte	Affiliate commission on ShopMy	None stated	Affiliates page
Sol de Janeiro	Gifting and ambassador requests; Skeepers creator program	None stated	Influencer help page
Summer Fridays	Email for content creation and influencer inquiries	None stated	Contact page
Good Molecules	Email for influencer collaborations and PR	None stated	Help page
Beauty of Joseon	Creator Club: affiliate code, commission, vouchers, kits	Follower and shipping-region minimums are listed on the page	Creator Club page
By Valenti	Affiliate commission of 7% to 15%; refundable PR package	Application form; PR package is bought first	Affiliate page
Olaplex	Affiliate options through several platforms	None stated	Collab page
Olipop	Affiliate program	An established community or audience	Affiliate page
Celsius	Brand ambassador program on Social Ladder	No posts for competing drinks during the term	Ambassador page
Liquid I.V.	Affiliate program on Grin; open affiliate program on TikTok Shop	5,000+ followers, US, public Instagram (Grin program)	Grin page
Magic Spoon	20% affiliate commission and free cereal	About 10 cases or $400 in sales a month	Affiliate page
Barnana	Ambassador videos for free product and affiliate commission	Public Instagram or TikTok account	Ambassador form
sweetgreen	Ambassador perks: store credit, merch, events	Link your social accounts in the application	Ambassador page
S'well	Product plus commission on sales	None stated	Ambassador page
Owala	Owala Ambassadors	None stated	Ambassador page
Myprotein US	Team Myprotein ambassadors	A following of over 10,000	Team Myprotein page
Fitties	Commission on sales through your code	No follower minimum	Ambassador page
Byepound	Commission, free apparel and supplements, early access	1,000 followers minimum	Ambassador page

Programs change and close, so check the brand's page before you spend time on an application.

Which of these brands pay cash?

Six brands describe paid creator work on their own pages. The rest pay in product, commission or perks.

• Rezi pays $10 per video plus $1 per 1,000 views. It posts the terms on its creator program page.
• Teleprompter.com pays $100 for one YouTube review that runs at least four minutes. It says you apply by email first, then film.
• SimplyBook.me pays fixed campaign fees for agreed videos and adds commission when people you refer upgrade. The page gives no fee amounts.
• Bakeful has a creator track "for paid and gifted collabs, UGC, and launch campaigns." It does not list rates.
• Lete Active says select creators may get up to $400 in product or paid campaigns.
• Momentous lists paid UGC opportunities for its creator tier and gives no amounts.

For a sense of price, Collabstr reported an average of $154 for UGC on its marketplace in 2025 (Collabstr, 2026). The source is on our creator statistics page. Use the UGC rate calculator to set your own number before a brand asks, and read the UGC pricing guide for usage rights and add-ons.

Beauty and skincare brands looking for creators

Beauty has the most open doors, mostly for gifting and affiliate work.

Morphe and Charlotte Tilbury both set the bar at 1,000 followers, so they are the easiest named targets for a newer creator. Princess Polly sits in apparel but belongs in the same conversation: it says it has no follower minimum for collab applications.

Three skincare brands publish an email for creators: Summer Fridays, Good Molecules and Sol de Janeiro. Sol de Janeiro adds a Skeepers program for reviewers and creators. These are inboxes with no application form, so you need a short pitch and a clear idea.

Beauty of Joseon runs a Creator Club where members use an affiliate code in their content, post monthly and earn commission. By Valenti pays 7% to 15% commission. Its PR package is bought first and refunded after you post, so you front the cost until the content is live.

Tarte and Huda Beauty run affiliate programs through ShopMy and Partnerize. Olaplex lets you apply through the affiliate platform you prefer. For more on this group, see brands that send PR to small creators.

Food and drink brands looking for creators

Food and drink programs mostly pay in product, commission or perks.

Magic Spoon pays 20% commission, but sets a minimum of about 10 cases or $400 in sales a month, so it suits creators with a buying audience. Olipop asks for "an established community or audience." Liquid I.V. states 5,000 followers for its Grin program and also runs an open TikTok Shop affiliate program.

Celsius runs a contracted ambassador program and bars posts for competing drinks. Owala and S'well cover drinkware. S'well pays commission on every sale from your link.

Barnana wants short videos on Instagram and TikTok for free product, commission and swag. Bakeful has a free ambassador track for fans and a separate creator track for paid and gifted collabs. sweetgreen offers store credit, merch and events, which makes it a perk program.

Apparel and fitness brands looking for creators

Princess Polly takes collab applications from creators in Australia, New Zealand, the US, Canada and the UK. Lete Active takes applications on Shopify Collabs, pays 10% commission and asks for usage rights to your content, which matters if you plan to charge for ad use.

For supplements and fitness, Fitties says it works with creators at every level, and Byepound asks for 1,000 followers. Myprotein US asks for a following over 10,000 and an email with your handles. Momentous has a creator tier with gifting and paid UGC opportunities.

App and software brands looking for UGC creators

Apps have the clearest cash offers on this list. Their briefs ask for plain talking-to-camera video.

Rezi wants short career and resume videos for TikTok, Shorts and Reels. Teleprompter.com wants a four-minute YouTube review filmed while you use the app, and it says it never asks for a positive verdict. SimplyBook.me wants videos about booking software and AI tools.

These pay best when you already make explainer or talking-head video. Read each brand's terms on how long a video must stay live before you film.

Programs, affiliates and paid UGC are different things

• Paid UGC. A fee for set videos. Rezi, Teleprompter.com and SimplyBook.me are the clearest examples on this list.
• Affiliate. You earn commission on sales through your link or code. Most of the beauty and drink programs work this way.
• Ambassador. An ongoing relationship that can mix product, perks, store credit and commission. Some set posting rules.
• Gifted. Free product, often with the hope of a post.

If you are new to UGC, start with how to become a UGC creator. To compare programs by platform and status, see ambassador programs for small influencers.

How do you pitch a brand that has no creator program?

A brand without a program page can still work with creators. Pitching it directly is one route, and our post on UGC brand deals covers where paid deals come from.

1. Find the right contact. Look for a creator, influencer, partnerships or social email on the brand's contact page. Skip the press inbox.
2. Name one product. Say which product you would feature and who in your audience buys it.
3. Offer one clear thing. One video, or a set of three, at a price you chose. Add usage rights as a separate line if the brand wants to run it as an ad.
4. Show proof. Link two videos in the same style. Add your numbers only if they help.
5. Follow up once or twice. Short replies to your own email work better than a new thread.

Here is a short pitch you can adapt. The brand is made up.

Subject: One video for Kettle & Fizz

Hi Kettle & Fizz team,

I'm Sam, a drinks creator who makes hook-first recipe videos. Here are two recent ones: [links].

I'd like to make one 30 second video for your ginger soda, shot vertical with captions, for $250. Usage rights for paid ads are priced separately.

Would the right person on your team want to see it?

Sam

For more on this, see how to pitch brands as a small creator and how to get PR packages.

Where Snippet fits

Snippet is our own product. It finds brands that fit your content, writes pitches in your voice, sends them from your own Gmail, follows up and drafts replies to brand emails for you to approve. No deal is guaranteed, and there is no free plan. See how it works on the AI brand pitching page.

Frequently asked questions

Which brands are looking for UGC creators right now? Rezi, Teleprompter.com and SimplyBook.me describe paid video work. Bakeful, Lete Active and Momentous mention paid collabs or paid UGC. The other 22 take applications for gifting, commission or ambassador work.

Do brands looking for UGC creators pay in cash? Some do. Rezi pays $10 per video plus $1 per 1,000 views, and Teleprompter.com pays $100 for a review. Most others pay in product, commission or perks, and the table says which.

Do you need followers to get UGC work from brands? Often no. Princess Polly, Teleprompter.com, Fitties and SimplyBook.me say a big audience is not needed. Where a number is stated, it runs from 1,000 to over 10,000.

How do I apply to a brand's UGC creator program? Use the route on the brand's page. Send who you are, where you post and one or two links to your best videos.

What if a brand I like has no creator program? Pitch it directly with one product, one offer at a set price and two samples. Follow up once or twice.

Are these programs a guarantee of work? No. A public page shows where applications go. We have not measured how often these brands accept, and programs can close.