Posted review
A video-focused UGC platform with creator sourcing, review workflows, contests, and view tracking.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Posted helps brands source creator-submitted videos through a creator database and network. Teams can create campaign briefs with uploaded assets and inspiration, then invite creators or receive bids for video Deals. The workflow includes reviewing, approving, denying, negotiating, and requesting feedback on submissions. For brands that want creator videos for advertising or campaign content, this brings sourcing and submission management together; it is less suitable for teams seeking a broader mix of user-generated formats.
The platform subscription costs $500 per month and includes full platform access, unlimited projects, unlimited Deals, CPM Deals and contests across projects, and creator database access. Creator payments and campaign budgets are separate. Posted offers a 21-day trial, but it requires a credit card, so it is not a free plan. Buyers should account for the subscription and campaign-related spending separately when considering cost.
Posted’s campaign options cover distinct payment and competition models. Deals let brands pay for content they approve, while CPM Deals combine a flat rate with view-based creator payouts; AI review checks CPM Deal submissions against campaign briefs. Contests use prize pools and rank submissions by performance. Brands can track content views, download approved content, and use Spark Ads codes. Choose Posted if these video-focused workflows and paid submissions fit your campaigns; look elsewhere if you need formats beyond video or a free plan.
Posted pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Browse creators or invite them directly to submit campaign videos.
- Review, negotiate, approve, or request feedback on submissions.
- Run CPM Deals and contests with view-based performance tracking.
- Where it doesn't
- The platform subscription starts at $500 per month.
- Creator payments and campaign budgets are separate costs.
- Supports video content only.
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