What UGCFirst does

You paste a link to something you sell. UGCFirst reads the page, works out how to sell it, and makes the ad. No camera. No creator to hire. No editing.

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What you get

UGC video ads. UGC means “user-generated content” — the kind of video where a real-looking person holds your product and talks about it, filmed on a phone in a normal room. It’s the style that performs on TikTok and Instagram because it doesn’t look like an ad. Image ads. Still pictures of your product, made to stop the scroll. Campaigns. A whole coordinated set — several ads built around one idea, from one link.

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What it costs

You pay with credits. Different things cost different amounts, because a 15-second video takes far more computing power to make than a single still image. Two important things: You see the exact cost before anything is made. UGCFirst researches your product for free, shows you what it plans to make, tells you the price, and waits. Nothing is charged until you press the button. If an ad fails, you’re not charged. It’ll say “Failed · not charged” in My ads. The credits stay in your balance.

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What it costs to start

Nothing. Signing up puts you on Pay as you go — no subscription, no monthly fee. You buy credits when you want an ad, and those credits never expire. If you’re making ads regularly, a monthly plan works out cheaper per credit. See plans and pricing.

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Before you spend anything

You can get your product scored for free first. Paste the link, and UGCFirst tells you how much ad potential it sees — no card, no credits.

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Where your product can come from

Any product page with a public link. That includes Shopify, Amazon, TikTok Shop, Etsy and WooCommerce stores — and most others. No link? You can type in the details yourself instead.

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