Feedbird
feedbird.com(opens in a new tab)Done-for-you social agency selling creator-filmed UGC in batches of 3, 6 or 9 videos at roughly $200 each
Researched by Gan Liu · Founder & lead researcher
for 3 UGC videos (page reads 'from $599/mo · 3 videos')
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Feedbird starts at $599 /mo, holds 4.8/5 on Clutch. Best for small and mid-size businesses already buying done-for-you social or ads from Feedbird who want UGC as one more line on the same monthly plan.
Best for small and mid-size businesses already buying done-for-you social or ads from Feedbird who want UGC as one more line on the same monthly plan
Skip it if brands that want to pick and brief individual creators themselves - the roster is hidden until you order, so a marketplace like Collabstr or JoinBrands fits better
Full editorial review in progress — the facts above are verified from Feedbird’s own pages and third-party ratings.

What is Feedbird?
Feedbird is a done-for-you marketing agency that sells social posts, short-form video, ads management, email and SEO as separate monthly line items, with UGC Videos as one of them. The UGC service is fully managed: Feedbird writes the script, matches a creator from what it calls a curated roster of 50+ vetted creators, has the video filmed with your product, and edits it with captions and hooks. The UGC page publishes batch prices - 3 videos for $599, 6 for $1,199, 9 for $1,799 - which it summarises as roughly $200 per ad-ready video; the 6- and 9-video figures appear only inside that page's 'How does pricing work?' FAQ, while the plan builder and checkout panel expose only the 3-video row at $599/mo. Feedbird's own pages claim the company has served 20,000+ businesses since 2016 with a team of 200+ creatives and a 4.6/5 rating from 800+ reviews; those are the vendor's claims, not verified figures. Its footer reads '(c) 2026 Feedbird, Inc. - US + EU', its Terms are governed by Arizona law, and the Organization schema on every page gives a founding date of 2016 and a Scottsdale, Arizona address.
What can Feedbird do?
Batch-priced UGC with a published unit price
UGC is sold in fixed batches - 3 for $599, 6 for $1,199, 9 for $1,799 - with the per-video figure (roughly $200) printed on the page, which is unusual for a managed agency. The 6- and 9-video prices appear only in the page's FAQ.
End-to-end production, no creator management
Feedbird writes the script, matches the creator, coordinates filming with your product and edits the cut; the page puts the buyer's involvement at a '5-min form + approvals'.
Creator roster
Feedbird claims a curated roster of 50+ vetted creators across demographics, niches and styles. Eight are shown by first name with sample clips; the page says 'Want to see our full roster? Order any package to get access, or book a demo to preview.'
Full commercial rights, marketed as perpetual
The UGC page states videos can be used in paid ads, organic, product pages, email and marketplace listings with 'No extra licensing, no expiration, no restrictions.'
Plan builder with shareable quote
The builders on /pricing/ and /ugc-videos/ let you stack UGC with posts, short-form video, ads management, SEO and email, show a running monthly subtotal, and offer 'Copy a shareable link to this build'.
Strategy add-on for ad accounts
Performance UGC (+$200, $799 total on the 3-video package) audits your existing Meta or TikTok creative and performance data, reverse-engineers scripts from your winning angles, and returns performance tracking recommendations after delivery.
White-label and referral programs
Feedbird's navigation lists a Reseller Program ('White-label for agencies') and a Referral Program ('Earn 10% monthly'); Terms section 6 covers white-label partners and requires resellers to pay for services in advance.
Use cases
- Small and mid-size businesses already buying done-for-you social or ads from Feedbird who want UGC as one more line on the same monthly plan
- Brands that want scripting, casting, filming and editing handled end-to-end rather than managing creators themselves
- Buyers who want a published roughly $200 per ad-ready video price with commercial rights bundled instead of a quote form
- Agencies that want to resell Feedbird's services under their own brand — Feedbird runs a white-label reseller program
- Teams testing creative angles on Meta or TikTok who want the Performance UGC audit add-on wired into the brief
Look elsewhere if
- Brands that want to pick and brief individual creators themselves - the roster is hidden until you order, so a marketplace like Collabstr or JoinBrands fits better
- Anyone wanting to buy a single test video - the smallest UGC order Feedbird publishes is a $599 three-video batch
- Buyers who need a money-back safety net on the first order: UGC is carved out of Feedbird's 14-day guarantee even though the badge appears on the UGC page
- Legal or procurement teams that need a written IP assignment or licence document - the rights claim lives in marketing copy, not in the Terms
- Brands chasing lower per-video prices, where marketplace options in this directory (JoinBrands, soona, Billo) sit well below $200 per asset, or anyone needing delivery faster than 10-18 days
- Teams that need many iterations per asset - the UGC page promises one revision round per video and approval is final once given
Feedbird pros and cons
Pros
- Per-video economics are published rather than quoted - $599/$1,199/$1,799 for 3/6/9 videos, with the roughly $200/video figure stated on the page
- Fully managed: scripting, creator casting, filming coordination and editing are all handled, so there is no creator negotiation or brief-writing
- Commercial rights are marketed as full and perpetual across paid ads, organic, product pages, email and marketplace listings, with no per-use licence fees
- UGC can be stacked with posts, short-form video, ads management and SEO in one builder that shows a single monthly subtotal, with work run through one dashboard (Terms section 1)
- Stated delivery window is 10-18 days from brief to ad-ready cut, with a published day-by-day process (research day 1, script and shot list days 2-3, creator recording days 4-7, editing days 10-18)
- Cancellation is self-serve in the client portal with no contract term, per both the Terms (section 3) and the Refund Policy (section 7)
Cons
- The same $599 is sold as a renewing monthly plan by the UGC checkout panel, the service nav and the Refund Policy, but as a 'one-time purchase, no subscription' on /ad-creative/ and in the UGC hero - you have to read the fine print under the checkout button to learn it auto-renews
- UGC videos are explicitly excluded from the 14-day money-back guarantee (Refund Policy section 2), yet the '14-day guarantee' badge appears twice in the header chrome of the UGC page
- No volume discount: 3/$599, 6/$1,199 and 9/$1,799 all land within 25 cents of $200 per video, so buying a bigger batch only increases commitment
- The 6- and 9-video prices exist only inside one FAQ answer; the plan builder and checkout only expose the 3-video row, so the larger batches cannot be self-served from the page
- Feedbird contradicts itself on revisions: the UGC page says 1 round per video, the Refund Policy says up to 3 in month one and 1 thereafter, and the /pricing/ guarantee block advertises '2+ revision rounds'
- Approval is final under Terms section 1; unapproved content is auto-approved after one month and revision requests on a batch lapse after 30 days
- Feedbird stores deliverables for up to three months only - after that you are responsible for keeping your own copies (Terms section 2)
- 'Full commercial rights, forever' appears only in marketing copy; the Terms & Conditions (updated 2 July 2026) contain no IP assignment or licence-grant clause restating it, so there is nothing contractual to point a lawyer at
- The creator roster cannot be browsed before purchase - Feedbird says to order any package or book a demo to preview it - so you cannot cast before you commit
- The comparison table on the UGC page quotes 'From $180 (fully done)' per video, a price that matches none of the batches Feedbird actually sells
- Company facts do not line up across sources: Feedbird's own pages say 'since 2016' and its schema gives a Scottsdale, Arizona address, while the Clutch profile it links to lists founded 2022, a Nørresundby, Denmark headquarters and 250-999 employees
- Review badges are self-reported and inconsistent: Feedbird's pages display '4.6/5 · 800+ reviews', 'Clutch 4.9' and 'Sortlist 4.5', but Clutch's own profile shows 4.8/5 from 26 reviews
Sources consulted
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Quick facts about Feedbird
- Pricing
- UGC Videos - 3 videos$599/moUGC Videos - 6 videos$1,199per batchUGC Videos - 9 videos$1,799per batchPerformance UGC (add-on)+$200 on any package ($799 total shown for 3 videos)add-onFeedbird Pro$1,500/mo
All prices read first-hand on feedbird.com/ugc-videos/, feedbird.com/pricing/ and feedbird.com/ad-creative/ on 2026-09-20. Four contradictions on Feedbird's own pages, all live today. (1) Billing model. The /ugc-videos/ hero and its Service JSON-LD say 'No subscriptions, pay per project'; the hero badge says 'No contracts'; the UGC Videos card on /ad-creative/ says 'One-time purchase, no subscription' and '3 videos for $599, no subscription'. The checkout panel on that same /ugc-videos/ page says 'Monthly plan · billed after approval', 'Subtotal / mo from $599' and 'Your selected plan renews automatically each month, but you can cancel anytime. By subscribing, you agree to our Terms & Conditions and Refund Policy.' Two other pages agree with the checkout panel, not the hero: Refund Policy section 5 states 'Feedbird is a subscription service, not on-demand', and Terms section 3 states 'Monthly management fees continue until you cancel or modify your plan.' What you buy at checkout is a renewing monthly plan. (2) Guarantee. The page header chrome on /ugc-videos/ displays '14-day guarantee' twice, but Refund Policy section 2 (feedbird.com/refund/, updated 2 July 2026) lists 'UGC videos' among the services explicitly excluded from the 14-day satisfaction guarantee, alongside Meta Ads management, Google Ads management, managed SEO, SEO backlinks and Instagram growth, 'because of upfront setup costs and third-party fees'. The plan builder itself is consistent - the phrase '14-day money-back, cancel anytime' shown on /pricing/ with Social Media Posts selected does not appear anywhere on /ugc-videos/, which shows 'Cancel anytime, no contracts' instead - so only the page chrome is wrong. (3) Per-video price. The page title reads 'UGC Agency: Ad-Ready Creator Videos at $200', the hero badge reads 'From $200/video' and the FAQ says 'roughly $200 per ad-ready video' ($599/3 = $199.67), while the comparison table on the same page claims 'Price per video: From $180 (fully done)'. No published batch reaches $180/video. (4) Revisions. The /ugc-videos/ FAQ and comparison table say '1 round included per video'; Refund Policy section 6 says the first month includes up to 3 revision rounds and subsequent months 1 each; the guarantee block on /pricing/ advertises '2+ revision rounds', and Refund Policy section 3 requires completing at least 2 rounds to qualify for a refund. No free trial appears on any page read today - the only risk reversal offered is the 14-day money-back guarantee, which UGC is carved out of. Other Feedbird lines read on /pricing/ the same day, for context on what a bundle costs: Social Media Posts from $99/mo (10 posts; $199 for 20 and $299 for 30 per that page's Product schema), Short-Form Videos from $149/mo (5 videos), Instagram Growth $149/mo (page labels it 'Flat rate'), Email Marketing from $149/mo (2 emails), Ad Creative from $99/mo, SEO Blog Posts from $99/mo, SEO Backlinks from $249/mo, Managed SEO from $499/mo, Meta Ads Management from $499/mo, Google Ads Management from $499/mo, Conversion Tracking from $299 once, Landing Pages from $399 once.
- Turnaround
- 10-18 days from brief to ad-ready delivery, per the UGC page FAQ; the page's own timeline shows research day 1, script and shot planning days 2-3, creator recording days 4-7, editing days 10-18
- Min. spend
- $599 for the smallest published UGC batch (3 videos); charged as a renewing monthly plan at checkout
- Usage rights
- Feedbird's UGC page states 'Full commercial rights, forever' and that videos can be used in paid ads, organic, product pages, email and marketplace listings with 'No extra licensing, no expiration, no restrictions'; its FAQ adds 'full commercial rights to use the videos in ads and organic content, forever. No per-use negotiation.' Read on feedbird.com/ugc-videos/. Note that the Terms & Conditions at feedbird.com/terms/ (updated 2 July 2026) contain no corresponding IP or licence-grant clause - the only IP-adjacent sections are Feedbird's permission to showcase your work in its portfolio (section 5) and your indemnity for assets you supply (section 8).
Frequently asked questions
Feedbird sells UGC in batches: 3 videos for $599, 6 for $1,199 and 9 for $1,799, which its FAQ describes as roughly $200 per ad-ready video. A Performance UGC add-on costs a further $200 on any package ($799 total on the 3-video batch). Only the 3-video row is exposed in the plan builder; the 6- and 9-video prices appear solely in the page's FAQ, and larger volumes go through a demo.
Feedbird says both. The UGC hero and its Ad Creative page call it a one-time purchase with no subscription, but the checkout panel on the UGC page reads 'Monthly plan · billed after approval' and the note beneath it says 'Your selected plan renews automatically each month, but you can cancel anytime.' The Refund Policy agrees with the checkout panel: section 5 states 'Feedbird is a subscription service, not on-demand.' What you buy at checkout is a renewing monthly plan; cancellation is self-serve and not prorated.
No. Section 2 of Feedbird's Refund Policy lists UGC videos among the services excluded from the 14-day satisfaction guarantee, alongside Meta and Google Ads management, managed SEO, backlinks and Instagram growth, citing upfront setup costs and third-party fees. The '14-day guarantee' badge nonetheless appears twice in the header of the UGC page.
The UGC page states full commercial rights forever - paid ads, organic, product pages, email and marketplace listings, with no extra licensing, no expiration and no restrictions. That claim appears in marketing copy and the page's FAQ schema; Feedbird's Terms & Conditions, updated 2 July 2026, contain no IP assignment or licence-grant clause restating it.
Feedbird's UGC FAQ states 10-18 days from brief to ad-ready delivery, including creator matching and filming. Its published process puts research on day 1, script and shot planning on days 2-3, creator recording on days 4-7 and editing on days 10-18. The same FAQ says one revision round is included per video, though the Refund Policy and pricing page each state different revision counts.
Not fully. Feedbird shows eight creators by first name with sample clips on the UGC page and claims a curated roster of 50+, but tells you to order any package to get access to the full roster, or book a demo to preview it. You can pick a face once you are inside, or let Feedbird recommend one.
Feedbird's Organization schema gives a founding date of 2016 and an address in Scottsdale, Arizona; its Terms are governed by Arizona law and its footer reads '(c) 2026 Feedbird, Inc. · US + EU'. The company claims on its own pages to have served 20,000+ businesses with a team of 200+ creatives and a 4.6/5 rating from 800+ reviews - all vendor-reported. The one independent page that loaded, Clutch, shows 4.8/5 from 26 reviews and lists different company facts again: founded 2022, headquartered in Nørresundby, Denmark, 250-999 employees.
Alternatives to Feedbird
Looking for a Feedbird alternative? Compare these UGC platforms with similar use cases and verified pricing.
| Platform | Starting price | Model | Rating | Turnaround | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $599 /mo | Subscription | 4.8 out of 5 / 5 | 10-18 days from brief to ad-ready delivery, per the UGC page FAQ; the page's own timeline shows research day 1, script and shot planning days 2-3, creator recording days 4-7, editing days 10-18 | Visit | |
| $1,000 /mo | Subscription | 4.0 out of 5 / 5 | 12-16 days after creators receive the product (scripts in 24 hours; filming takes 2-8 days) | Visit | |
| $325 /video | Per video | — | Content delivered within 14 days (per Twirl's homepage) | Visit | |
| $850 | Per video | — | 7-10 business days after creators receive the product (per FAQ) | Visit | |
| $3,000 /project | Custom quote | — | Roughly 3-4 weeks per campaign in practice (one documented creator campaign ran ~26 days from approval to submission deadline; creators must deliver content within 3 business days of creating it); no official turnaround is published | Visit |