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soona UGC (formerly Trend.io) vs Billo: Which Should You Pick?

soona.co · billo.appPrices verified Sep 2026

Our verdict

Trend.io is now soona UGC, and the comparison has flipped: soona's $89/video with unlimited perpetual usage rights and no credit packs undercuts Billo's $99 base (effective $120-$250) — and unlike Billo, nothing expires. Pick soona for the cheapest fully-licensed single videos and bundled studio PDP photography for Amazon. Pick Billo for a deeper vetted creator pool (5,000+ across four countries), a stronger review base (Trustpilot 4.1/5 on 519 reviews vs soona's 4.0/5 on 26), and a more mature briefing workflow with two included revisions. Premium brands should note reviewers found soona's creator pool skewed mass-market CPG.

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soona UGC (formerly Trend.io) compared with Billo. Cells marked “Winner” are our pick for that dimension.
Dimensionsoona UGC (formerly Trend.io)Billo
Pricing$89/video flat, no bundles or subscriptionsWinner$99/video base via ~$500 credit packs; effective $120-$250
Content quality controlVetted pool but reviewers call it mass-market-skewed; weak for premium goods5,000+ vetted creators, 2 included revisions, established QC flowWinner
Turnaround~7 days after creator receives productWinner7-12 days after creator receives product
Usage rightsUnlimited, worldwide, perpetual license on every approved asset, includedWinnerFull ownership on approval; AI-training use excluded
Creator poolSmaller, CPG-skewed per media-buyer reviews; adds studio photography5,000+ vetted across US/UK/CA/AUWinner
Platform feesPay per video, nothing prepaid; legacy Trend credits expired post-acquisition (complaints)WinnerCredits expire if unused — recurring complaint
SupportLegacy Trend Trustpilot is 2.9/5 with support complaints; soona profile 4.0/5 (26 reviews)Trustpilot 4.1/5 (519 reviews), support praisedWinner
Best forAmazon/ecom sellers wanting cheap fully-licensed video + PDP photosDTC brands that order regularly and value consistency

Quick facts about soona UGC (formerly Trend.io)

Pricing model
Pay per video
Starting price
$89/video
Minimum spend
$89 (one video) plus product and shipping costs
Turnaround
~7 days after the creator receives the product
Usage rights
Unlimited, worldwide, perpetual license on every approved asset for all platforms and purposes, included in the price
Founded
2018
Headquarters
Denver, United States
Ratings
4.0(26)on Trustpilot2.9(7)on Trustpilot5.0(2)on G2

Pricing verified 2026-09-02 — may change.View official pricing

Read the full soona UGC (formerly Trend.io) review

Quick facts about Billo

Pricing model
Custom / quote
Starting price
$99/video(funded via credit packs starting around $500)
Minimum spend
~$500 initial credit pack per G2 pricing data (single videos from $99 within that balance)
Turnaround
Typically 7-12 days after the creator receives the product (per Billo's help center); shipping time extra
Usage rights
Full licensing and ownership rights transfer to the brand automatically on video approval. Brand Terms §8.1 assigns the creator’s rights to the brand worldwide for the full duration, with rights to edit, modify, distribute and create derivative works "without restriction", and no extra usage-rights fee. There is no brand-side AI-training restriction. The carve-outs run the other way: §8.4 requires the brand to grant Billo a "perpetual, irrevocable, non-exclusive, royalty-free, paid up, worldwide license" over the deliverables for operating and promoting the platform (including internal training and marketing), and Annex B §4.4 lets Billo use CreativeOps usage data to "maintain, test, and improve its algorithms and AI models".
Founded
2020
Headquarters
Vilnius, Lithuania (US address: San Francisco, CA)
Ratings
4.1(519)on Trustpilot4.2(3)on G24.0(13)on Capterra

Pricing verified 2026-09 — may change.View official pricing

Read the full Billo review
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