Candid is a marketing & storytelling tool that brings together instagrammers and brands to create authentic and beautiful…
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User-Generated Content Software
For teams that need to collect, rights-clear and publish customer photos, videos and social posts across websites, ads and stores to sell without relying only on brand-made content.
Cinefly is a media-tech company specialising in user-generated video content (ugc). Our platform helps you co-create video…
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Crowdynews is the world’s largest AI-driven user-generated content curation platform. We help content reach its full potential by…
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Pixelshop is a visual commerce & visual marketing company for businesses that turns photos to purchasable products and utilize…
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Photoslurp is now operating under the name flowbox! Check out the company announcement here…
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Bespoke & data-driven influence marketing campaigns + user generated content solutions for your e-shop & social networks
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Life inside gives every digital surface a face, a voice, and a memory. Our AI video agent platform enables two-way communication…
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Twirl is the ugc solution brands and agencies use to scale authentic, high-performing content. Through our global network of…
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A complete social wall solution for brands, businesses, and events. Collect social media feeds from multiple social platforms and…
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Photoslurp is now operating under the name flowbox! Check out the company announcement here…
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Give your followers one-click impulse purchasing power with visual shopping and Instagram shops, turn your user generated content…
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Shopform is a social commerce platform to review and shop digital native fashion brands. Shopform is creating a community of…
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Streamchartz is a SaaS brand of bluforce group that gathers content from social networks via pre-defined hashtags and profiles…
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Telescope works at the intersection between content and audiences - providing solutions for media businesses to create, publish…
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With video content growing 400% year-over-year, brands and retailers face a massive problem. Did you know that: * 2.16 hours are…
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At yogi, we believe in the transformative power of listening. Every consumer voice carries immense impact, whether it be a…
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Businesses in this category are hired to find the photos, videos, reviews and social posts your customers are already creating, get permission to use them, and put them to work — embedded on product pages, pulled into ad creative, displayed on screens at events, or dropped into email campaigns. The day-to-day work is aggregation (pulling posts from Instagram, TikTok and other platforms by hashtag, mention or upload), moderation and rights management (asking permission, filtering out anything off-brand or unusable), and distribution (widgets, galleries, feeds, shoppable walls) that plug into a website or commerce platform.
People start looking for this when their own content pipeline can't keep up: the studio shoot budget is gone, the product feed looks the same as every competitor's, and conversion isn't moving because shoppers don't trust polished brand photography as much as a real customer's video. Often there's already a flood of usable content sitting on social media — customers tagging the brand, leaving photo reviews, posting unboxings — but no one has a process to find it, ask for rights, and get it onto the page where a buyer is deciding whether to purchase. Legal exposure from using someone's photo without permission, and the manual grind of screenshotting and re-uploading posts by hand, are usually part of what pushes someone to search.
Providers split mainly by where they sit in that pipeline and who they're built for. Some are closer to social listening tools — strong at hashtag and mention discovery across many platforms, with automated rights-request workflows. Others are built primarily for ecommerce, focused on getting UGC and photo reviews directly onto product detail pages to lift conversion, with tighter integrations into commerce platforms. A third group leans toward events and physical spaces — live walls, screens, kiosks. When comparing them, look at which platforms they actually pull from, how rights requests and moderation are handled (automated versus manual), how deep the ecommerce or ad-platform integration goes, and whether pricing is based on content volume, views, or seats, since that affects cost as usage grows.