UGC · High volume
High-volume UGC for tech companies that need to find what converts.
Paid social rewards volume. The ad that wins is rarely the one you'd have picked, so the job is to put enough creators, hooks and angles in front of the market to find it, then do it again before it fatigues.
We run high-volume UGC campaigns for tech companies: many creators, built for reach and virality, with every video tied back to the numbers you already report on.
What high volume means with us
- Many creators per cycleA wide roster across profiles and styles, so you're testing people as well as scripts.
- Angles, not just videosEvery batch is planned as a set of hypotheses: pain points, use cases, objections and formats.
- Ready for paid and organicRaw files, edited cuts and hook variations for your ad accounts and your own channels.
- Measured against CACWe read results by angle and by creator, cut what doesn't work and double down on what does.
How a cycle works
- ResearchContentScout shows what's working in your category right now, so the first batch starts from evidence.
- Sourcing at scaleWe source and vet creators with ContentScout and UGCport. That's what makes volume possible without losing quality.
- ProductionBriefs per angle, a review on every video and deliveries in batches.
- IterationWinning angles get more creators. Losing ones get cut. The next cycle starts from what the last one proved.
Expanding into Latin America? We also run UGC campaigns built for the region.
Frequently asked questions
What counts as high volume?
Enough creators and variations to test angles with confidence on paid social, instead of betting everything on a handful of videos. We size each cycle to your ad spend.
Curated or high-volume UGC?
Curated is for positioning a conversation with a few carefully picked creators. High volume is for reach and performance testing. Many teams start with one and add the other.
Do you run the ads?
Your team or your agency usually keeps the ad accounts. We deliver the content, the testing plan and the read on what's working.
What kind of tech companies do you work with?
Apps, SaaS and consumer tech that grow through paid or organic social and track CAC and payback.