What’s your rule of thumb if you have delivered all of the project and hadn’t received payment for any of it and they approve Broll but not talking head and are wanting you to reshoot talking head all together but approved Broll so you ask if you can get paid out Broll portion and they deny? i requested payment prior to proceeding is that something I shouldn’t have done? This project has taken a lot of time away from family so I felt it was necessary to see something come of it

What’s your thoughts on BRAND MEETS CREATORS? I made a profile and used their suggested rates because they said I would have better luck landing gigs but honestly kind of not feeling the vibe on that platform 5 videos for 25? I might delete the profile but before I do would love to hear your feedback!

Hi, I’ve seen so many low ball inbounds like $40-$60 and with a clause that it’s not a guaranteed pay out it’s based on the quality of the work given. How can I respond to such emails letting them know my minimum is $150 and that’s not including perpetual rights. Believe it or not the $40-$60 is including perpetual rights. I’ve made a fiverr account and see other UGC creators charging low like this, which is scary because this is my Full time income. Help how can I confidently set my prices and be paid perpetual rights when other creators are charging that low on fiverr?

I know there’s a lot of beginning UGC creators in here. I will do a training or course module on pricing but I want to check up on y’all… Do you all know how to break down what a brand wants / needs to determine pricing? Determine if it’s THIS OR THAT <———> Organic <OR> Paid Ads They Edit <OR> You Edit They Script <OR> You Script Raw Footage <OR> Ready to Use Ad These are the basic breakdowns to determine how much work is involved. On the left side of the above list, it is usually less work. This kind of work can average around $150-$300. $200-$300 is popular for a brand that inbounds you via email to ask for a Paid Ad & Raw Footage (Perpetuity Rights included). On InSense for example rates are normally $100-$200 per concept and they kind of call the shots on what they get most times. You can obviously make WAY more than this but starting out this is standard. Pricing is very nuanced. Just make it worth your time and take what comes at you especially if you’re new. RELATIONSHIPS above all. Show brands you go above and beyond, go the extra mile, never get defensive when asked for reshoots, if you give extra tell them you did and compliment their brand when delivering the final content. Make a joke, get personal, throw in some LOLs. Have fun with it. Building relationships will open soooo many doors. Who here is completely in the dark about determining pricing?