Free for brands. Pay per approved video.
No subscription and no upfront payment. Post a brief, set your price per video, and review what creators film before you pay for it. Your card is charged only for the submissions you approve.
- No upfront payment
- You set the price per video
- Usage rights in the brief
Your card is charged only when you approve a video
Fresh creative is the bottleneck
Tired creative does not just plateau, it quietly costs you more for the same results, week after week.
Creative fatigue is constant
Audiences scroll past creative they have already seen. Paid social needs a steady stream of fresh video, and most in-house teams cannot film fast enough to keep up.
Agencies are built for polish, not volume
Retainers, revision rounds and production calendars deliver a handful of beautiful assets, on a timeline and budget that make constant creative testing impractical.
DIY outreach does not scale
Sourcing creators yourself means DMs, spreadsheets, rate negotiations and chasing files. It works once. It falls apart when you need new videos every month.
From brief to ad-ready video
Post a brief for free
Describe the product, the format, the dos and don’ts, and set your price per video, typically €10–100. Publishing costs nothing and no budget is locked up.
Creators claim and film
Creators see your price before they claim a spot, then film on their phones. No outreach, no negotiation threads, no chasing.
Review and approve
Watch each submission and approve only what you would run as an ad. Request a revision, or reject what misses the brief at no cost. You get 7 days to decide either way, and creators can see how quickly you decide, so a fast answer keeps your briefs worth claiming.
Approval charges your card
Your card is charged the moment you approve, the price you set plus the card processing fee, and Stripe sends the payout to the creator. Rejecting is free and nothing is ever charged without your approval, so every charge lands on the day you decide. A submission you leave undecided does not close itself, so we keep reminding you until you approve or reject it.
What you get
Ad-ready, 9:16 by default
Vertical video filmed for the feed. Download it and drop it straight into Meta or TikTok Ads Manager.
Usage rights defined upfront
Your brief states where the content runs and for how long. Creators see and accept those terms before they film.
Briefed in the language your market speaks
Your brief goes to every creator who can claim it in the language you pick, so you are briefing people who can film it rather than adding subtitles afterwards.
Where SoReachMe fits, and where it does not
No tool is right for everything. Here is the honest version.
Agency production
Best for A hero asset or a full campaign concept.
- Polished, brand-safe creative with full-service management
- Concepting, casting and editing handled for you
The tradeoffRetainers and production timelines make high-volume creative testing expensive.
DIY creator outreach
Best for Working with one specific creator you already know.
- Direct relationships, no platform in the middle
- Full control over every conversation
The tradeoffSourcing, vetting, negotiating and chasing deliverables is on you, every month.
SoReachMe
Best for A steady stream of native-feed video without production overhead.
- You set the price per video and are charged only on approval
- One review queue instead of scattered DMs
- Usage rights agreed before filming
The tradeoffEvery submission needs an approval or a rejection from you within 7 days, and one you ignore does not close itself.
What brands say
“We run UGC for multiple client campaigns simultaneously. Before SoReachMe, that meant juggling creator DMs, spreadsheets, and invoices. Now we brief once, pick creators, and get content back without the agency overhead.”
“Finding reliable UGC creators used to eat 30+ hours a month of DM outreach. We posted our first brief on SoReachMe and got quality applications the same day. The built-in review flow alone saved us from spreadsheet chaos.”
“The platform paid for itself after our first campaign. We got 5 pieces of content for what a single agency-produced video would have cost. And the content actually performed better on paid social because it felt real.”
How a brief actually works
Where do I find what this costs?
On the pricing page, and on the homepage, which walks through what every step of a campaign costs and shows a worked example. In short: posting is free, you set the price per video, and your card is charged only when you approve one. This page covers how the mechanics work rather than restating the numbers, so the two cannot drift apart.
How does my brief reach the right creators?
By language. You pick one when you post, and the brief goes into the marketplace feed for every creator who can claim it in that language, alongside the price you set. Creators who have not restricted themselves to a language see every brief. There is no country filter and no assignment step: creators choose your brief, which is why the price you set is the lever that matters most.
What does reviewing actually involve?
Submissions land against the brief they belong to, and the dashboard shows you how many are waiting across all of them. You watch each one and choose: approve and be charged, ask for changes up to three times per submission, or reject with a reason at no cost. Rejecting reopens the spot, so your target number of videos does not shrink. There is no bulk approve and nothing decides for you.
Post a brief. Approve what you’d run.
Free to post, nothing charged until you approve. Your money goes to creators, not to a subscription.