Duper
Duper pays creators per video to make tech UGC: short videos about the app for TikTok, Instagram Reels or YouTube Shorts. Pitch an idea below. If it fits, you agree a rate before you film and get Super Duper free while you make it.
Put a post you love on screen, then your own photo wearing its look. The match is the hook.
Share a Reel to Duper, then show the same look landing on a clip from your camera roll.
Copy a look, then save it as a Lightroom preset or a Fujifilm recipe and use it outside the app.
Run one of the free looks, like Golden Hour, on a flat, unedited iPhone shot.
Tech UGC is user-generated content for apps and software: short videos where a creator shows a real tool in use, the way they would recommend it to a friend. Duper pays for tech UGC about copying the look of any photo onto your own.
No. There is no follower minimum. A clear idea and a video that shows the app working matter more than your follower count.
You name your rate per video in the pitch. If the idea fits, the rate is agreed before you film.
Usually it goes on your own account. If Duper also wants to run it as an ad, that is agreed and paid for before you film.
Yes. You get Super Duper free for as long as you are making videos about it, so you can save, export video and get presets without limits.
Yes. Turn on the paid partnership label or add #ad, as TikTok, Instagram and YouTube require for paid content.
Yes. Duper comes from Tinycompany, which also pays creators for videos about Post Once, an app that reposts each new post to your other accounts, and Float Script, a teleprompter that floats over your camera.