Dutch UGC marketplace where the brand sets its own budget per assignment, from €25, and the platform keeps 15% of it
Researched by Gan Liu · Founder & lead researcher
— a budget floor you set yourself, not a listed price a creator has agreed to; amounts are excl. 21% VAT per terms art. 6.5
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UGC4you starts at €25 /video. Best for dutch webshops and SMBs running a first, low-budget UGC test without a subscription or minimum order.
Best for dutch webshops and SMBs running a first, low-budget UGC test without a subscription or minimum order
Skip it if non-Dutch campaigns — the site, contracts, support, and all 417 creator records are Netherlands-based and Dutch-language
Full editorial review in progress — the facts above are verified from UGC4you’s own pages and third-party ratings.

What is UGC4you?
UGC4you is a Dutch-language UGC marketplace. A brand posts an assignment for free, sets its own budget (the floor the pricing page names is €25, and terms art. 6.5 says all amounts are excl. VAT), and creators respond with proposals; the brand picks one, pays a deposit, and pays the balance only after approving the delivered files. The platform publishes its take rate on both the pricing page and in its terms: 15% of the assignment budget, withheld from the creator's payout, so the creator receives 85%. Payments run through Stripe with iDEAL or card. The site describes itself in its footer as 'het eerlijkste UGC platform van Nederland' and claims '500+ geverifieerde creators'; the platform's own unauthenticated creator endpoint returned 417 creator records when we read it on 2026-09-20. Everything — site, contracts, support, creator roster — is Netherlands-focused and in Dutch.
What can UGC4you do?
Buyer sets the budget, creators bid
Instead of a price list, you publish a brief with your own budget and deadline; creators reply with a proposal, portfolio, and motivation, and you choose. /ugc-prijzen says an assignment is live within two minutes and that posting costs nothing.
Published 15% platform commission
Terms art. 6.3 states a flat 15% platform commission on the assignment total, withheld from the creator's payout, so the creator receives 85%. The same figure appears on /ugc-prijzen, so a buyer can see what share of the budget reaches the creator.
Escrow-style two-stage payment
Per terms art. 6.2, a 10% deposit is held by the platform when you assign the job and the remaining 90% is due only after you approve the delivered content; /ugc-prijzen says files are released on final payment. Handled by Stripe via iDEAL or card.
Full IP transfer on payment
Terms art. 7.1-7.2 transfer all intellectual property in the content to the buyer 'volledig en onherroepelijk' once payment completes, with the right to use, edit, reproduce, publish, and exploit it without further payment to the creator.
Creator roster readable from an open endpoint
The /creators page is a client-rendered SPA shell with no creator data in its HTML, but the endpoint it calls is public and unauthenticated. Read on 2026-09-20 it returned 417 creator records with niches, self-set base rates in EUR, and portfolio items for 257 of them. This is an undocumented endpoint, not a vendor-advertised feature.
Netherlands-focused creator base
All 417 creator records carry country 'Netherlands', though at least 18 of them give a Belgian city (Antwerpen, Gent, Leuven, Brugge, Hasselt and others) — so the country field and the city field disagree for those records. Creators are described as Dutch-speaking and locally based.
Free creator onboarding without a business registration
The /ugc-prijzen FAQ says creators connect a bank account through Stripe and need only name, date of birth, and IBAN — 'geen KvK-nummer of website nodig' — and are paid automatically after the brand approves the content.
In-platform workspace and dispute mediation
Chosen creators work with the brand in a private workspace with chat, progress tracking, and deliverable uploads. Terms art. 10 gives UGC4you a mediation role and says its ruling on releasing held payments is binding in the first instance.
Use cases
- Dutch webshops and SMBs running a first, low-budget UGC test without a subscription or minimum order
- Buyers who prefer to set their own budget per assignment and compare proposals rather than buy a fixed package
- Brands that want outright IP ownership of the footage written into the platform terms, not a time-limited licence
- Campaigns that need Dutch-speaking creators and Dutch-market cultural fit
- Creators who want a platform with a published 85/15 split and no KvK requirement to join
Look elsewhere if
- Non-Dutch campaigns — the site, contracts, support, and all 417 creator records are Netherlands-based and Dutch-language
- Buyers who need a firm quote before briefing: there is no fixed price per video, only a budget you set and proposals you wait for
- Procurement that requires a countersignable contract with an identified legal entity — no KvK number, VAT number, or registered address is published
- Brands that want a verifiable delivery track record or public reviews before committing budget — neither is inspectable here
- Teams that want ad-ready edited video delivered as standard rather than raw clips with light editing
- Teams needing a large global creator pool (Influee, Collabstr, JoinBrands reach much further) or AI-generated video
UGC4you pros and cons
Pros
- Publishes its take rate — a flat 15% commission withheld from the creator's payout, leaving the creator 85% — in the terms (art. 6.3) as well as the marketing copy, so you can see what share of your budget reaches the creator
- You pay 90% of the budget only after approving the content, and the terms (art. 6.2) commit to that split, not just the marketing copy
- Terms art. 7.1-7.2 transfer full, irrevocable IP ownership to the buyer on payment, rather than granting a time-limited or channel-limited licence
- No subscription, no minimum order, and posting an assignment is free — you can run a single low-budget test without a commitment
- The creator roster is readable from an unauthenticated endpoint, so the niches, self-set rates, and portfolio items behind the '500+' marketing figure can be checked independently
- Creators can join without a KvK number or website, per the /ugc-prijzen FAQ
Cons
- The site contradicts itself on the payment split three ways: terms art. 6.2 and the /ugc-prijzen payment section say 10%/90%, the step-4 copy on that same page says the final payment is 50%, and the page's own example UI shows a €150 budget as €90,75 + €90,75 (50/50)
- The '€25 per video' headline is a budget floor you set yourself, not a price you can buy at — one vendor FAQ puts the typical paid range at €75–€200 and another at €25–€200, and the creator roster's median self-set rate is €69
- No legal entity is identifiable on any page we could read: the terms (art. 1 and art. 14), /over-ons, and /privacy-policy give only 'UGC4you', 'Land: Nederland', and info@ugc4you.nl — no KvK number, VAT number, registered address, or named operator, despite the platform holding buyer deposits in escrow. There is no contact page; /contact redirects to the homepage
- Creator supply is smaller than advertised: /content-creator-inhuren and /ugc4you-vs-speekly both claim '500+ geverifieerde creators' (/over-ons labels the same figure '500+ actieve creators'), while the platform's own public endpoint returned 417 creator records on 2026-09-20
- No track record is visible: all 417 records return completedProjects: 0 and totalEarnings: 0, and the public payload carries no rating field at all, so there is no completed-work or review history to inspect before committing a budget (these values may simply be unpopulated rather than real zeros)
- No independent reviews could be verified — Trustpilot (.com and .nl), G2, Capterra, and Product Hunt all returned 403 to us, and no other third-party review page was confirmed
- A finished edit is not the default: the vendor's own /ugc4you-vs-speekly page says UGC4you 'levert standaard ruwe clips of lichte editing' and that for full montage you do it yourself or hire an editor
- Dutch-only: the site, contracts, support, and entire creator roster are Netherlands-based and Dutch-language, with no English interface
- Terms art. 5.5 bars creators from doing business directly with clients they found through the platform, so a creator you like cannot contractually be moved off-platform
Sources consulted
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Quick facts about UGC4you
- Pricing
- UGC video (buyer-set budget)vanaf €25per videoFotovanaf €15per photoFotoshootvanaf €50per shootContent pakketvanaf €200/mo
There is no fixed price per video. You set a budget, creators bid, and UGC4you withholds a 15% platform commission from the creator's payout (terms art. 6.3), so the creator nets 85%. All quoted amounts are excl. 21% VAT (terms art. 6.5). Worked example on /ugc-prijzen for a €150 budget: deposit 10% = €15.00 + €3.15 VAT = €18.15 payable when you accept a proposal; balance 90% = €135.00 + €28.35 VAT = €163.35 payable after you approve the content; total €181.50 incl. VAT. CONTRADICTION 1 (payment split, three versions across two pages): the /ugc-prijzen payment section and terms art. 6.2 both say 10% deposit / 90% on approval, but the step-4 copy on that same /ugc-prijzen page says 'Pas na jouw goedkeuring voltooi je de eindbetaling (50%) via Stripe', and the mock order UI further up the same page shows a €150 budget as 'Aanbetaling: €90,75 incl. BTW • Eindbetaling: €90,75 incl. BTW' — a 50/50 split. /content-creator-inhuren mixes both: 'Kies je creator en betaal 10% aanbetaling' at step 3, then 'Betaal de resterende 50%' at step 4. CONTRADICTION 2 (is €25 a floor or a price?): /ugc-prijzen frames €25 as the minimum budget you may set, while /ugc4you-vs-speekly states flatly 'UGC4you toont prijzen publiek: €25 per video, €15 per foto', as though those were purchasable prices. The platform's own unauthenticated creator endpoint (https://ugc4you.nl/api/users/creators, all 35 pages read 2026-09-20) gives the ground truth: of 417 creators, 355 publish a base rate — median €69, most common value €25 (91 creators), upper quartile €125, maximum €1,000. CONTRADICTION 3 (typical price range): the /ugc-prijzen FAQ says brands typically pay '€75-€200 per video'; the /content-creator-inhuren FAQ says a UGC video costs 'tussen de €25 en €200'. Two different typical ranges for the same product on the same site. CONTRADICTION 4 (packages): /ugc-prijzen leads with 'GEEN PAKKETTEN, GEEN ABONNEMENTEN' while /content-creator-inhuren sells a 'Content Pakket vanaf €200' and says 'Pakketten starten vanaf €200 per maand'; the site's own nav item for the pricing page is labelled 'Prijzen & Pakketten'. CONTRADICTION 5 (commission): /over-ons tells brands they pay 'geen opslag, geen commissie op je eerste projecten', implying a brand-side commission applies on later projects, while terms art. 6.3 describes a flat 15% taken from the creator's payout on every assignment and no brand-side commission at all. CONTRADICTION 6 (usage rights): terms art. 7.2 grants the buyer the right to exploit the content 'voor alle doeleinden', but the /content-creator-inhuren FAQ says 'Voor aanvullende doeleinden (print, televisie) bespreek je dit vooraf met de creator'. Free to register and free to post an assignment; there is no trial because there is no subscription. No third-party pricing was used for this record — no listicle, review site, or competitor table.
- Ratings
No third-party ratings found on Trustpilot, G2 or Capterra.
- Turnaround
- The site gives four different figures. /content-creator-inhuren: '3-7 werkdagen' per UGC video (and '3-7 werkdagen gemiddelde levertijd' in its stat block). /ugc-doorlooptijd stat block: '5-7d gemiddelde doorlooptijd UGC4you opdracht (Bron: Platform data)', with a 48-72h rush option. That same page's hero and FAQ: 'Een standaard UGC-opdracht duurt 5 tot 10 werkdagen.' /ugc4you-vs-speekly comparison table: '1–2 weken'. Terms art. 4.5 gives the buyer 7 working days to approve or reject, after which content counts as approved.
- Min. spend
- No subscription and no minimum order ('Geen minimale bestelhoeveelheid', /over-ons); €25 is the lowest budget /ugc-prijzen says you can set on an assignment
- Usage rights
- Per the terms at /algemene-voorwaarden: art. 7.1 transfers all intellectual property in the content to the buyer 'volledig en onherroepelijk' once the assignment is paid in full, giving 100% ownership; art. 7.2 extends that to using, editing, reproducing, publishing, and exploiting the content 'voor alle doeleinden' with no further payment to the creator; art. 7.3 keeps the rights with the creator until full payment; art. 7.4 lets the creator still use the work in their own portfolio unless the buyer excluded that in writing in the brief. Note the /content-creator-inhuren FAQ qualifies this, saying print and television use should be agreed with the creator in advance.
Frequently asked questions
There is no fixed price. You post an assignment with a budget of your choosing — the pricing page says from €25, excl. VAT per terms art. 6.5 — and creators respond with proposals. That page's FAQ says brands typically pay €75–€200 per video, though the /content-creator-inhuren FAQ gives €25–€200 for the same thing. Photos are quoted from €15, a fotoshoot from €50, and a monthly content package from €200. UGC4you withholds a 15% platform commission from the creator's payout, so the creator receives 85%.
€25 is the minimum budget the site lets you set, not a listed price a creator has agreed to. UGC4you's own pricing-page FAQ puts the typical range at €75–€200. Its public creator endpoint, read on 2026-09-20, shows 355 of 417 creators publishing a base rate: the most common value is €25 (91 creators) but the median is €69 and the upper quartile is €125. One comparison page on the site does state '€25 per video, €15 per foto' as if these were fixed prices, which contradicts the pricing page.
Posting is free. Per terms art. 6.2 and the pricing page's payment section, you pay a 10% deposit plus 21% VAT when you accept a creator's proposal, and the remaining 90% plus VAT after you approve the content, at which point the files are released. Note that the site contradicts itself here: the same pricing page's step-4 text says the final payment is 50%, and its example order shows a €150 budget split as €90,75 and €90,75. Treat 10%/90% as the contractual version, since that is what the terms say.
The terms (art. 7.1-7.2) transfer all intellectual property to the buyer fully and irrevocably once the assignment is paid, including the right to use, edit, reproduce, publish, and exploit the content for any purpose with no further payment to the creator. The creator keeps the right to show it in their portfolio unless you exclude that in writing in the brief. One page qualifies this, saying print and TV use should be agreed with the creator in advance.
The marketing pages claim '500+ geverifieerde creators' (/over-ons calls the same figure '500+ actieve creators'). The platform's own public creator endpoint returned 417 creator records on 2026-09-20, all with country 'Netherlands', 257 of them carrying at least one portfolio item. Every record returns zero completed projects and zero earnings, and the payload carries no rating field at all, so no delivery history is visible from outside — those values may simply not be populated.
We could not confirm it from the site. The terms name only 'UGC4you, gevestigd in Nederland' and their contact section gives info@ugc4you.nl and 'Land: Nederland'. No KvK number, VAT number, registered address, or named operator appears in the terms, the privacy policy, or the about page, and there is no contact page — /contact redirects to the homepage. The about page states the platform was founded in 2024. For a platform that holds buyer deposits, that absence is worth raising before you commit a budget.
The platform states creators receive 85% of the assignment budget, with 15% withheld as commission, paid out through Stripe after the brand approves the content; the pricing page's own example shows a €150 assignment netting €127,50. Creators can sign up without a KvK number or website. Note the creator-facing page promises a 'Vast tarief per opdracht (€75-500)', which sits above what the buyer-facing pages advertise and above the €69 median rate creators themselves list.
No. Registration and posting an assignment are free, there is no monthly fee and no minimum order, and you pay per assignment. The pricing page leads with 'GEEN PAKKETTEN, GEEN ABONNEMENTEN' — though another page on the same site sells a 'Content Pakket vanaf €200 per maand', and the site's own nav labels the pricing page 'Prijzen & Pakketten'.
Alternatives to UGC4you
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| Platform | Starting price | Model | Rating | Turnaround | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| €25 /video | Marketplace fee | — | The site gives four different figures. /content-creator-inhuren: '3-7 werkdagen' per UGC video (and '3-7 werkdagen gemiddelde levertijd' in its stat block). /ugc-doorlooptijd stat block: '5-7d gemiddelde doorlooptijd UGC4you opdracht (Bron: Platform data)', with a 48-72h rush option. That same page's hero and FAQ: 'Een standaard UGC-opdracht duurt 5 tot 10 werkdagen.' /ugc4you-vs-speekly comparison table: '1–2 weken'. Terms art. 4.5 gives the buyer 7 working days to approve or reject, after which content counts as approved. | Visit | |
| €49 /video | Per video | 2.5 out of 5 / 5 | ~7 days after the creator receives the product and briefing questions are clarified; editing add-ons take 2–4 working days extra | Visit | |
| $229 /mo | Subscription | 5.0 out of 5 / 5 | 7-10 days from brief to delivered content | Visit | |
| Free to browse | Marketplace fee | 4.5 out of 5 / 5 | — | Visit | |
| $25 /video | Marketplace fee | 4.5 out of 5 / 5 | Creators must deliver images within 5 days and videos within 10 days of receiving the product; ~80% of jobs complete within a week per EcomCrew | Visit |