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Which route to take

Quick answer. UGC, clipping, influencer deals and platform creator funds pay for different things: your production, your editing, your audience, or your reach. These guides compare them on what they ask of you rather than on headline rates.

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What each one is actually buying

An influencer deal buys your audience. A UGC brief buys a video, sometimes one that never appears on your account. Clipping buys your editing. A creator fund buys nothing — it pays a share of ad revenue against a threshold you have to reach first. The work feels different in each, which matters more than the rate.

They fail in different conditions

Influencer deals go quiet when creative budgets tighten. Per-view work keeps running because it only costs the brand when it works. Creator funds change their rates without telling anyone. Running more than one is how most people end up smoothing that out.

Which to start with

The one with the lowest barrier you can clear today. If you have no audience, that is per-view work — there is no follower minimum and the rate is published before you join. If you have one, you have more options and should read all three.

Other topics

What it pays · Starting out · Making the video · Rules and proof · Running a campaign

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