No comment-section lotteries, no "DM us for details", no chasing invoices. Every brand is checked against Companies House, every deal is a written contract, and the money is in Stripe escrow before you shoot a frame.
Two routes into a deal. Apply to live campaign briefs posted by verified UK brands — deliverables, budget and licence terms stated up front — or list a UGC bundle at your own floor price and let brands buy now or make offers. Both run through the same written contract and the same Stripe escrow.
There is no follower minimum for UGC work on Sponsarva: identity-verified creators sell content on the strength of their portfolio, because the brand is buying footage to run on its own channels, not access to an audience. Creators with 1,000+ followers on a connected platform can additionally sell posts to their own audience as a separate product.
Four checks separate a real UGC deal from a time-waster, on any platform: the brand exists at Companies House; the money is committed before work starts; the usage rights are written down with a term; and nobody pays to work. Sponsarva enforces all four — brand verification before posting, escrow funding on agreement, licence terms as contract fields, and free creator accounts with commission taken only on completed deals.
Most UGC briefs circulate as LinkedIn posts and Facebook group threads, where you compete in a comment section and have no way to check the brand is real or the budget exists. On Sponsarva, verified UK brands post briefs you apply to directly — every brand is checked against Companies House, and the money goes into Stripe escrow when a deal is agreed, before you shoot.
Two routes. Apply to a live campaign brief a brand has posted, or list your own UGC bundle — the content you make, the ad licence terms, your floor price — and let verified brands buy now or make offers. Either way the deal becomes a written contract with the licence as structured fields, funded into Stripe escrow before work starts, released when delivery is confirmed.
Published UK research puts a standalone UGC video between £50 and £250 depending on experience and production quality — before usage rights. An ad licence typically adds 30–50% of the base fee, raw files another 30–50%, and whitelisting around 30% per month the ads run. Our free rate calculator prices a specific deal.
No. UGC is bought as content, not reach — the brand runs the work on their own channels, so your follower count is close to irrelevant. Sponsarva has no follower minimum for UGC work: you verify your identity, show your portfolio, and sell content. An audience unlocks a second product (a post to your own following), it is never a requirement.
Four checks before any deal, anywhere: the brand should be findable at Companies House; the money should be committed before you start (on Sponsarva it sits in Stripe escrow); the usage rights should be in writing, with a term; and you should never pay anything to work — joining fees, shipping deposits and paid "certification" are the standard scam shapes.
Yes. UK-registered businesses verify against Companies House, post a campaign brief with deliverables, budget and licence terms, and review applications from verified creators. Posting a brief is free — the platform takes a commission only when a deal completes.
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