Vidovo

Vidovo (operated by Vidovo, Inc.) is a US-based marketplace where brands and agencies hire human UGC creators: you pay a monthly platform subscription, browse or invite creators, run campaigns in Vidovo's dashboard, and pay each creator their own rate with a marketplace fee applied. Creators set their own prices ("On Vidovo, you set the price", per Vidovo's creator page). A separate fully managed track exists where Vidovo's team handles strategy, sourcing, scripting, QA and delivery. Cost has three layers - subscription, creator rate, marketplace fee - and only the first is published as a firm number. Vidovo's own pricing FAQ is the only public benchmark for the second, putting content at "as low as $100" and "around $200-250 for top tier creators." The site's creator-count claim varies between 20,000+, 23,000+, 25,000 and 30,000+ depending on which page you read; its sitemap lists 2,209 public creator profiles. Vidovo also claims 10,000+ assets delivered and a 10% creator approval rate - both the vendor's own figures with no published methodology.

1. 01

   Creator marketplace with stacked filters

   Search creators by industry, content category, platform (TikTok, Instagram, YouTube), location, age and gender. Public profiles show a bio, portfolio video and platform stats; packages, rates and brand reviews require an account.

2. 02

   Published per-tier marketplace fee

   The pricing page states the take rate next to each plan price - 12% on Starter, 7% on Pro, custom on Enterprise. Three other Vidovo pages state different figures (see pricing notes).

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   Campaign management and creator applications

   Write a brief, set a budget, and receive unlimited creator applications; Starter allows 1 active campaign, Pro 10, Enterprise unlimited. In-platform messaging with creators before, during and after a campaign.

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   Multi-brand workspaces for agencies

   Pro includes 3 brands and 3 seats, Enterprise unlimited. Vidovo says each client gets a separate workspace with its own campaigns, creators and content library, and that agencies can keep clients out of the platform entirely and deliver content themselves.

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   Managed service on the same creator pool

   An alternative track where Vidovo's team runs strategy, creator sourcing, scripting, production management, QA and delivery, with a dedicated account manager and performance review calls. Priced by proposal, not self-serve.

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   Written usage-rights policy

   A standalone Usage Rights Policy (last updated 22 April 2026) assigns all right, title and interest in delivered content to the commissioning brand as work made for hire, perpetual, worldwide and sublicensable.

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   Prepaid wallet funding creator payments

   Brands top up a Vidovo wallet to pay for campaigns and creators; the app's Add Funds dialog offers $25, $100, $250 and $500 presets plus a custom amount, labelled USD. Creator payouts run through Stripe Connect, so creators must be in a Stripe-supported country and be 18 or over, and can request payment 14 days after a campaign completes.

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   Product seeding, whitelisting and social listening

   Vidovo publishes use-case pages for product seeding and influencer whitelisting (Facebook partnership ads appear as an Enterprise line item), plus a social-listening feature marked beta that monitors Instagram only, with TikTok described as coming soon.

• Brands committed to an ongoing monthly UGC program that can absorb a platform fee layered on top of creator pay
• Agencies needing multi-brand workspaces and white-label delivery — Pro covers 3 brands and 3 seats, Enterprise is unlimited
• Buyers who want outright copyright rather than a term licence, and who will read the Usage Rights Policy and the Terms of Service together before signing
• Teams that want the option to move between running campaigns themselves and handing them to a managed team without changing vendor
• Brands that value being able to message creators directly in-platform and rebuild a roster of repeat creators

Look elsewhere if

• Anyone testing UGC with one or two videos - the floor is $499/month before a single creator is paid
• Buyers who need to compare creator rates before committing budget; rates are only visible after signup
• Teams that need a contractually fixed take rate - the site publishes 7%, 10%, 12% and 10-15% in different places, and the Campaign Fees Policy reserves the right to change fees "at any time, with or without prior notice"
• Brands that want a published managed-service price before a sales call - the only number is "starts at $10K" with no period attached
• Buyers who need a contractual uptime or support SLA on a self-serve plan - SLAs are an Enterprise line item, and the Terms of Service say Vidovo does not offer service-level agreements for most of its services
• Creators who expect to license content per-use, cap usage, or renegotiate rights later - expressly prohibited and grounds for permanent removal
• Creators outside countries supported by Stripe Connect, who cannot be paid on the platform at all

Pricing

Starter$499/monthPro (marked "Most Popular")$899/monthEnterpriseCustomcustomManaged ServiceNo price published on the managed-service page; "Managed service starts at $10K" appears in the /for-brands FAQ with no billing period statednot stated

as of 2026-09-20View official pricing(opens in a new tab)Compare all pricesIs this a fair rate?

Read on https://www.vidovo.com/pricing on 2026-09-20. No annual/monthly toggle exists - each tier shows one flat "/month" figure with no struck-through price and no "save X%" annual discount anywhere on the page; the page's own plan data carries a single Stripe price per tier, with no annual variant. The plan card prices are server-rendered, but the pricing FAQ answers quoted here are rendered client-side and were read from the JS bundle that /pricing itself loads from www.vidovo.com. CURRENCY: the pricing page prints "$" and never names a currency; the app's Add Funds dialog labels its amount field "USD" and the front-end formats money with Intl.NumberFormat("en-US", {currency:"USD"}), so USD - but the page a buyer reads does not say so. FEE CONTRADICTION - four different numbers on the vendor's own site: (1) /pricing says 12% (Starter) and 7% (Pro); (2) /policies/campaign-fees, Last Updated April 22, 2026, says "a single, all-inclusive platform fee of 10% of the total campaign value", "automatically deducted at the time of transaction", and discloses that roughly 2.9% + $0.30 per transaction of that 10% goes to the payment processor; (3) /terms-of-service, Last updated October 25, 2025, under "Marketplace Fees" says "We charge a 10-15% fee on all orders"; (4) the creators section of /faq repeats "Vidovo keeps a 10-15% commission on all orders, and you keep the rest." WHO PAYS THE FEE IS ALSO CONTRADICTED: the /pricing FAQ frames it as a brand cost ("It's only charged when you pay creators"), while the /ugc-creator FAQ tells creators it "is a percentage of the total amount you earn from the brand" and the Campaign Fees Policy describes it as automatically deducted, justified to creators. MODEL CONTRADICTION: the /for-brands FAQ says "Self serve pricing is pay-per-video or subscription," but /pricing sells only monthly subscriptions, and on 2026-09-20 we found no per-video price on it; the /self-serve FAQ claims "no mandatory monthly minimum to get started," which the $499/month entry tier contradicts. HIDDEN-FEE CONTRADICTION: /faq says "we don't have any hidden fees. The price you see is the price you pay. No extra charges for things like subtitles, revisions, or commercial rights" - but the published price is a subscription that buys no content, with the creator rate and the marketplace fee both charged on top. The managed-service page is headed "Simple Pricing. No Surprises." and on 2026-09-20 carried no figure we could read - the sentence reads "Starting with 10 assets per month" with the price omitted. It also contradicts /for-brands on who the managed track is for: /managed-service says brands "spending $5K+/month on paid social", /for-brands says "Larger budgets ($30K-$500K+/month)". Agency pricing is described as "agency-specific pricing with volume discounts" with no figure published. Creator rates are not public: the creator-marketplace page promises "See Their Work, Pricing, and Reviews Before You Commit" and "Check their packages and pricing upfront", but the public /creator/ profile pages (checked: /creator/mirandamorey) show a bio, portfolio and TikTok stats only, with no packages or rates. Vidovo's own /pricing FAQ is the only public creator-cost benchmark: "Campaigns with highly desirable products can get content for as low as $100... The average piece of UGC content is around $200-250 for top tier creators." No free trial is advertised on /pricing; "Get Started Free" (/for-brands, /for-agencies) and "Browse creators free" (/self-serve) refer to free account signup and creator browsing, not a trial of a paid plan. Checkout runs through Stripe and its API accepts additional_seats and additional_brands parameters, so extra seats and brands are purchasable beyond the listed allowances, but no price for either is published. RATINGS: Trustpilot loaded and is recorded below; G2 returned 403 on 2026-09-20 and the expected Capterra listing returned 404, so neither is recorded.

Ratings

4.6 out of 5(21 reviews)on Trustpilot— read the Trustpilot reviews (opens in a new tab)

Turnaround

Vidovo's pages disagree: the homepage says "7 DAYS AVG. TURNAROUND" and "most content is delivered within 7-10 days"; the pricing FAQ says creator applications within 24 hours and content "in as few as 7-10 business days"; /for-brands says "7-14 days on average"; the managed-service page says both "From Kickoff to Content in 7 Business Days" and "Typical turnaround: 5-10 business days"; and /faq says 7 days for digital products, 5 days for physical products once the creator receives them

Min. spend

$499/month Starter subscription before any creator payment, plus each creator's own rate (Vidovo's own pricing FAQ: from ~$100, ~$200-250 for top-tier creators) plus a marketplace fee. Managed service: "starts at $10K" per the /for-brands FAQ, from 10 assets/month, with a typical 2-month pilot

Usage rights

Per Vidovo's Usage Rights Policy (https://www.vidovo.com/policies/usage-rights, last updated 22 April 2026): on delivery and acceptance, "all right, title, and interest" including all IP rights "vest exclusively and irrevocably in the brand that commissioned the campaign," designated a work made for hire, on a "perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free, and fully paid-up" basis, freely sublicensable and assignable without further payment to the creator. Two caveats. The /pricing FAQ describes the same thing more weakly, as "full digital rights" and "perpetual rights to copy, display, share, upload, distribute, store, modify, and use" - a licence, not a transfer of title. And the Terms of Service "Content Rights" section states that content supplied in association with any monetary transaction "automatically grants Vidovo and its affiliated entities an irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free license" to use it for Vidovo's own marketing, advertising, promotion, research or "any other lawful purpose," extendable to Vidovo's partners