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Fast facts

What it is
A workspace for UGC creators to run their brand-deal business
Who it's for
User-generated content creators, from first portfolio to full-time
Category
Creator economy / business management software
Pricing
Free plan, then $9, $19 and $39 per month
Availability
Web, worldwide

Boilerplate

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One sentence

sproutUGC is the workspace where user-generated content creators run their business — building a portfolio and media kit, finding brands worth pitching, and handling the deals, licensing and invoices that follow.

Three paragraphs

sproutUGC is a workspace built specifically for user-generated content creators — the people brands pay to shoot short-form video and photography for their own channels and ads.

Unlike general freelance software, sproutUGC is organised around how UGC work actually happens: deals carry usage rights and licence windows rather than billable hours, rates are calculated from deliverable type and licensing terms, and every creator gets a public portfolio and a shareable media kit.

The product spans the full arc of a creator's business: brand discovery and pitch tools for finding work, a deal pipeline and deliverable tracking for running it, and invoicing, finances and tax set-asides for getting paid. It starts with a free plan that doesn't expire.

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Brand colours

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The name is written sproutUGC— one word, lowercase “sprout”, uppercase “UGC”, no space.

What the product does

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Writing about UGC generally?

Our guides are free to cite and quote — on what creators charge, how usage rights work, and how creators find brands. The rate tables are computed from a published formula rather than a survey, and we're happy to explain the methodology.