UGC Stock FAQ

UGC Stock is a marketplace for curated, social-first video content. The library focuses on short-form stock footage, creator-style clips, and vertical video assets that brands and marketers can use for ads, landing pages, product storytelling, and organic social content.

Yes. The catalog is designed for mobile-first creative and includes many vertical assets that fit TikTok, Instagram Reels, paid social campaigns, and other placements where creator-style video usually performs best.

Most stock libraries are broad and generic. UGC Stock is more focused on social-first creative, especially the creator-style footage and stock UGC videos used in modern performance marketing. That helps teams find more relevant clips faster instead of digging through traditional footage libraries.

The footage is intended for marketing workflows covered by the platform's license terms. Buyers commonly use it in paid social, websites, product pages, and campaign testing, but the exact permitted use still depends on the active license terms for the asset and plan.

Start by creating an account, browsing the catalog, and selecting the clips that match your campaign. The platform is designed to make discovery and downloads simple so teams can move from search to licensed video without a long manual sourcing process.

Creators are required to upload only content they own or are authorized to license. Submissions go through moderation before publication, and reported assets can be restricted while a review is in progress. That process gives buyers more confidence when sourcing UGC stock footage.

Yes. The platform is well suited to ecommerce teams, product brands, and performance marketers who need vertical video content for hooks, demos, testimonials, lifestyle edits, and ongoing creative testing across social channels.

Yes. The platform is built on a multi-account foundation that supports both personal and shared workspace flows. That helps internal teams and agencies manage browsing, licensing, billing, creator operations, and collaboration in a more organized way.

Creator earnings move through a ledger-based hold period before becoming available. After Stripe Connect onboarding is complete, eligible creators can request withdrawals from their available balance through the marketplace payout workflow.

The marketplace keeps operational records for uploads, processing, downloads, payouts, and dispute handling. That gives the team better visibility when investigating licensing concerns, download issues, or creator account activity.

Use the contact page if you need help with licensing, downloads, creator payouts, copyright concerns, or partnership discussions.