Keep payment terms, creator activity and payout status together. Review what is owed, approve payments and check the history without piecing together separate records.
Set payment terms, review the work and pay creators.
Keep the operational details connected as your creator roster grows.
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Make the payment structure clear upfront.
Set deliverables, payment terms and content usage rights with the creator before work starts. Keep the agreement available when it is time to review the work.
Agree on deliverables and payment terms
Record content usage rights
Creator agreementClear before you create.
01
Scope & deliverables
02
Usage rights & duration
03
Pay & approval terms
Both sides, one agreement
Creator payouts
1Set the scope2Agree on usage3Confirm the terms
Creator agreements provide the reference for delivery and payment.
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Review what each creator is owed.
Check creator activity and completed deliverables against the campaign terms. Keep your team’s approval step clear before moving the payment forward.
Review progress against the campaign brief
Confirm the work against the agreed terms
Creator payouts
CampaignNext stepStatus
Creative AShare the briefBriefed
Creative BReview the draftIn review
Creative CApprove the payoutApproved
1Keep work together2See the next step3Move it forward
Campaign activity gives payout decisions their context.
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Keep the payment record in one place.
Manage payouts from your wallet balance and follow payment status. Use payment history and the tax-document workflow to keep the program’s records organized.
Follow payout status and history
Keep payment and tax-document records together
Example creator payoutsYou approve the payout.
Maya C.$182.49
Paid
Robert V.$2,981.18
Paid
Sarah L.$182.49
Paid
Payment recordedReady for your records
1Review the work2Approve the payout3Keep the record
A shared payout workflow for the creators in your program.
Across the SideShift platform
Creator payouts, built into your workflow.
Handle approvals, contracts, and creator payouts from one protected platform. Keep payment status alongside the work.
Platform-wide totals across brands and creators.
$10M+
Paid to creators in the last 30 days
A health brandpaid a creator $30Paid
A social brandpaid a creator $103.33Paid
A travel brandpaid a creator $1,680Paid
A lifestyle brandpaid a creator $800Paid
A finance brandpaid a creator $2,000Paid
An education brandpaid a creator $150Paid
A health brandpaid a creator $30Paid
A social brandpaid a creator $103.33Paid
A travel brandpaid a creator $1,680Paid
A lifestyle brandpaid a creator $800Paid
A finance brandpaid a creator $2,000Paid
An education brandpaid a creator $150Paid
Why high-volume UGC
More creators. A payment process you can keep up with.
As your roster grows, small payment tasks add up. Keep approvals, contracts and payouts connected so your team can spend more time on the work itself.
Agree before work starts
Set deliverables, payment terms and usage rights with each creator. Clear expectations help avoid chasing missing details after content arrives.
Pay approved work
Review the work and manage payouts from one protected wallet balance. Keep the approval step clear as the number of creators grows.
Keep the records together
Use payment history and the platform's tax-document workflow to reduce scattered admin. A repeatable process makes the next campaign easier to run.
“Replit moves fast, and we needed a way to get in front of developers at scale without relying solely on ads. SideShift made that possible. The sheer volume of organic content we were able to push out through their creators turned into real distribution and traction for us.”
Horacio LopezRevenue Operations, Replit
Results from individual SideShift campaigns. Scope and outcomes vary.
Yes. Your plan covers the SideShift software. The money you agree to pay creators is a separate campaign budget.
Set the payment terms for the campaign, such as a retainer, payment per post, payment per view or a combination. Agree on deliverables and the basis for payment before the work starts.
Review creator activity and the agreed payment terms together. Check what is owed before approving payment, then use the payout history to follow the record of payments.
Yes. Creator payment status and payout history stay connected to the campaign workflow, so your team can review the work and its payment record together.