Your content never clocks off.
One creator posts at 7am. Another films a haul on Sunday night. Someone three timezones over is unboxing while your office is dark. You're not booking shoots or waiting on delivery dates, and you're not handing out affiliate links hoping somebody posts. The content just keeps arriving, all day and all night, and every piece of it is uploaded into your app, licensed to you, and paid for out of the sales it makes.One creator posts at 7am, another at midnight. Other platforms stop at links — here content keeps arriving, licensed to you, paid for out of the sales it makes.
Everyone else sends your creators to a Discord. We built it in.
Channels, direct messages and a leaderboard, inside the same app your creators get paid in. Not a Facebook Group you have to run on the side.Channels, DMs and a leaderboard, inside the same app your creators get paid in.
Creators talk to each other
Not just to you. They see each other, swap what's working and hype each other up in the open. On every other platform a creator is a row in your dashboard. Here they land in a room that's already alive, and the ones who'd have gone quiet by week three stay because there are people in there.Not just to you. They see each other, swap what's working and hype each other up. A new creator lands in a room that's already alive.
Your own channels
Your groups, your channels, each one open to everyone or locked to announcements. Post what you want filmed once and every creator has it, instead of pasting it into fifteen Instagram DMs.Your groups, your channels, each open to everyone or locked to announcements. Post the brief once and every creator has it.
You stay in control
Family-friendly and filtered on the server by default. Delete any message, mute a creator from the group chat and from your DMs separately, and switch the whole thing off if it isn't your brand. There's a leaderboard too, if you want them competing.Filtered on the server by default. Delete any message, mute the group chat and DMs separately, or switch it all off.
Ads that don't look like ads. Because they never were.
Every creator's content is licensed to you for paid ads from the moment they join. You find what's already selling, put spend behind it, and the creator earns more when you do. Real content in, proven winners out, and creators who want you running ads on their work.Your creators' content is licensed to you for paid ads from the moment they join. Put spend behind what's already selling, and the creator earns more when you do.
You already know what's working
You're not guessing at creative. Your dashboard ranks the creators and products actually driving orders in your store, so anything you put money behind has already proved itself with real buyers, organically, before you spend a cent on Meta.You're not guessing at creative. Your dashboard ranks the creators and products actually driving orders, so anything you put money behind has already proved itself.
The rights are already yours
Creators sign your media agreement as they join, so everything they post is licensed for your marketing, paid ads included, from the very first post. No negotiating per video, no chasing usage rights, no paying per asset for permission you already have.Creators sign your media agreement as they join, so everything they post is licensed for your marketing, paid ads included, from the first post.
They earn more when you advertise
Build an ad link for the creator whose content you're running, and put it live. Meta keeps its own tracking and UGC247 credits that creator on top, at the higher ad-backed rate you set. Every sale the link brings in is tagged in your Shopify, so you can see exactly what the ad made, and your creators start asking you to put spend behind their work.Build an ad link for the creator whose content you're running. Meta keeps its own tracking; UGC247 credits that creator on top at the higher ad-backed rate you set.
The links build themselves. The control stays yours.
Every other platform sells you tracking links like they're the product. Here they're just plumbing that works: made automatically, tied to your own Shopify, with every dial — commission, credit windows, codes — in your hands.Links are plumbing here: made automatically, tied to your Shopify, with commission, credit windows and codes in your hands.
A link the moment they join
Every creator lands with their own tracked link and single-use codes already wired to your store. Nobody builds UTMs, nobody keeps a spreadsheet, nothing needs explaining. They share, orders land, and the dashboard keeps score by itself.Every creator lands with their own tracked link and single-use codes wired to your store. They share, orders land, the dashboard keeps score.
Tracked where you already look
Every sale a link brings in is tagged on the order in your own Shopify, so attribution is never a number you take our word for. Open any order, see the creator behind it, and check it against the same admin you run your store from.Every sale is tagged on the order in your own Shopify. Open any order, see the creator behind it.
You set the dials
Commission is whatever you set. The credit window is yours too, so you decide how long a creator keeps earning after the click. Codes are minted single-use per shopper so nothing leaks to coupon sites, and when you scale a winner, their ad link runs at its own higher rate.You set commission and the credit window. Codes are single-use per shopper so nothing leaks. Ad links run at their own rate.
Better than buying content. Better than basic links.
You already know what an affiliate platform is, so we'll skip the pitch about links. Buying UGC means paying strangers per asset and hoping it converts. Basic affiliate apps hand you those links and stop. This is both halves done properly: real buyers making content around the clock, on tracking you control, and you never pay per post — only when a post actually sells.Buying UGC means paying per video and hoping. Affiliate apps hand out links and stop. This is both halves done properly — you only pay when a post sells.
| What you need | Buying UGC | Other affiliate apps | UGC247 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Getting content made | $80–150 per video, upfront | A link and hope — posting is your problem | Real buyers post around the clock, paid out of the sales it makes |
| Who makes it | Strangers with a script | Coupon sites and whoever grabs a link | People who genuinely buy and use your products |
| Knowing what sells | Pay Meta to test everything | A clicks column | Real orders from your own Shopify rank your best-sellers; every sale credits its creator |
| Rights to run it as ads | Negotiated per video | Not the platform's problem | Built into the creator terms. Scale winners on Meta; the creator earns an ad-backed rate |
| Discount codes | None — you bought a video | Static codes leak to coupon sites | Single-use codes, minted per shopper |
| Paying people | Invoices and bank transfers to chase | PayPal runs and spreadsheets | Creators invoice in one click; Stripe pays them on your cycle |
| What creators get | A one-off fee, then silence | A trickle they chase manually | Real cash on every sale, for as long as the credit window you set keeps running |
| Creator onboarding | Contracts and paperwork first | Application forms and approval queues | 60 seconds, zero setup, details only needed to withdraw |
| Keeping them around | Nothing to keep — the deal ends at delivery | A Discord or Facebook Group you run yourself | Channels, DMs and a leaderboard inside the same app they get paid in |
Creators can be 20–30% of your revenue. The launch decides it.
A customer buys once. A creator brings you customers week after week for as long as they keep posting, and hands you the content while they do it. Run properly, a creator program becomes a second revenue stream worth 20 to 30% of your store, plus all the content you could ever need — and almost all of that is decided at launch, by how well you turn the customers you already have into creators.A customer buys once. A creator brings customers for as long as they post, and hands you the content. Run properly it's 20–30% of your store's revenue — and the launch decides it.
- Buys once, on the day you paid to reach them
- Leaves no content behind
- Brings nobody with them
- Every order their audience places, week after week
- Content arriving around the clock, licensed to you for ads
- Brings the next creator: their audience is your next applicants
Or we plan, build and run the whole launch.
Most programs die because they launch quiet. If you would rather not pull your team off everything else, this is us doing the whole thing with you, then keeping it running, so your program opens in front of an audience instead of an empty page and keeps filling with creators after.Most programs die because they launch quiet. This is us doing the whole thing with you, then keeping it running.
Start with the customers who already buy
Your recurring customers know the product, trust you and already talk about it. We ask them properly, in the places they already are: your site, your order emails, your list, your socials.
The right resources, ready before we ask
A page that shows exactly what they earn, an application that takes a minute, posts and emails already written. Nobody joins a program they can't picture.
A smooth process, nothing to explain
Apply, get approved, get a link, get paid, with no spreadsheet in between. The fewer steps between a customer and their first post, the more of them post.
The education that keeps them posting
Guides, examples of what actually sells and a community that's already alive, so someone who has never made content knows what to post, posts it, and keeps going.
- A custom creator landing page, designed and written for your brand
- Your Shopify theme edited so that page is linked everywhere it needs to be
- A Meta campaign built to tell your audience the program is open
- Every creative for that campaign produced and ready to run
- Video direction so your team knows exactly what to film to recruit creators
- Your recruitment emails written and built, ready to send
- Creator education built in: what to film, what sells, how to keep earning
- Ongoing management: recruitment kept running, winners scaled on Meta, creators kept posting
No monthly fee. You only pay when creators make you money.
You pay a percentage of what your creators drive each cycle, and your lifetime revenue with UGC247 decides how low that percentage gets. Every dollar sold moves you toward your next rate, and once you reach it, it's yours for good.A percentage of what your creators drive each cycle. Your lifetime revenue with UGC247 decides how low it goes, and once you reach a rate, it's yours for good.
| Your lifetime revenue through UGC247 | Your brand's platform fee | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Under $25,000 | 3% | Where every program starts, and the fastest brands are through it in weeks. |
| $25,000 – $100,000 | 2.8% | Still an early win — a few consistent sellers and you're already here. |
| $100,000 – $1,000,000 | 2.6% | The long middle stretch. Most working programs settle in here and stay a while. |
| $1,000,000 – $5,000,000 | 2.4% | Still the long climb, now a mature program compounding steadily toward the top. |
| $5,000,000+ | 2% | The top tier. The brands executing affiliate and creator content at the highest level run here. |
$5 per creator paid in a cycle, plus 4% of each payout.
Every creator you pay out gets a real payout account, identity-checked and paid straight to their bank. That costs us to run, so paying people carries two lines and nothing else. $5 per creator, once per 30-day billing cycle, only in a cycle they're actually paid — pay the same creator in three runs that cycle and it's still one $5. 4% of each payout, charged on the commission you're sending, never on your sales — say six creators earned $1,000 between them off $10,000 in orders: the transfers cost $40, which is 0.4% of that revenue, and the account line is $30. Not per creator on your roster, not per signup, not per month they sit idle. A creator who joined and hasn't sold yet costs you nothing.Every payout runs through a real, identity-checked account: $5 per creator in any 30-day cycle they're paid (once, however many runs), plus 4% of each payout — charged on the commission you send, not your sales. Six creators paid $1,000 off $10,000 in orders: $40 on transfers (0.4% of that revenue) plus $30 in account fees.
The content never stops. Sales pay for it.
Launch a creator program the people who already buy from you actually want to join, and pay for it out of the sales it makes you.Launch a creator program your buyers actually want to join, paid for out of the sales it makes you.
Tell us about your brand.
Setup is quoted per brand, so the quickest way in is a short conversation. Send this through and we will come back to you with what your launch would look like.Send this through and we will come back with what your launch would look like.