your ugcportfolio,in 5 minutes.

the page you send when a brand asks what you have made: your best videos, what each one did, and how to book you. no media kit, no pdf, no drive folder.

free for 7 days, then $10 a month. no card needed to look around.

  1. claim your handle — one minute.
  2. paste the links to your three best brand videos, and type in what they did.
  3. pick a look, hit publish, send the link.

your best work

put your three best brand videos at the top of the page.

an agency will not scroll your grid. they watch two or three videos and decide whether you can shoot their brief. so you pick which three go on your page and what order they run in — the one that proves you can hold a product on camera goes first.

the numbers

show what each video did, and where the numbers came from.

views, likes, comments and shares sit next to the video that earned them. a green tick means the platform’s own api reported the count; a hollow marker means you typed it in. brands can tell the two apart at a glance, which is exactly why they believe the ones you typed.

your address

send a brand one link: ugc.name/@you.

short enough for a tiktok bio, plain enough to paste into an email to a brand manager who has never heard of you. the address is yours* and it keeps working after you switch agency, switch niche or rebrand your whole feed.

*claim it and then use it — a handle that sits unpublished for 30 days goes back in the pool, and we email you twice before that happens.

pricing

$10 a month. the first 7 days are free.

one price for everything below. no tiers, no per-link fees, no cut of what a brand pays you. the 7 days start when you publish your page, not when you sign up — so building it and looking at it costs nothing.

  • your portfolio page

    one page a brand can read in thirty seconds: who you are, what you shoot, and how to book you.

  • your best videos, in your order

    pick the brand videos that get you hired and put them at the top. change the order whenever you like.

  • the numbers on every video

    views, likes, comments and shares, each one labelled with where the count came from.

  • ugc.name/@you

    one short address for your bio, your dms and your rate card. it does not change when anything else does.

  • eight looks to choose from

    pick a theme and an accent colour. every one of them stays readable, so your page never looks broken on a brand's laptop.

  • edits any time, live straight away

    no rebuilding a pdf. change a number, hit publish, the link you already sent is up to date.

get started for free

cancel in one click. if you stop paying, the page pauses instead of disappearing — your address keeps working and nothing is deleted.

questions?answered.

what is ugc.name?

a portfolio page for ugc creators. it is what you send when a brand or an agency asks what you have made and how it did: your best brand videos, what each one pulled, the niches you shoot in, and one way to book you. it takes about five minutes to build.

how is this different from a link-in-bio?

a link-in-bio sends your audience to your stuff. this sends a brand to your work. it is built for one job — getting booked — so it has your videos, their numbers, the niches you shoot and a way to contact you, and none of the link-list furniture.

what does it cost?

$10 a month, and the first 7 days are free. one price: no tiers, no per-link pricing, and no cut of whatever a brand pays you. you start the trial when you publish, not when you sign up, so looking around is free for as long as you like.

what happens to my page if i cancel?

it pauses, it does not vanish. the address keeps resolving and a visitor sees a short note saying the portfolio is paused — not a 404, and never somebody else’s profile. your videos, links and numbers are all still there and come back the moment the subscription does. nothing is deleted for non-payment.

can brands trust the numbers on my page?

some of them are read straight from the platform’s api and carry a green tick. the rest you type in yourself, and those carry an and the words “self-reported by the creator” in a footnote on the page, where the brand can see them. a self-reported number is never dressed up as a verified one. that difference is the entire reason an agency would trust the page, so it is not something a theme or a colour can hide.

do i still need a media kit?

no. the pdf exists because there was nowhere to keep the videos, the counts and your rate together. this is that place, and you change it once instead of rebuilding it every time a brand asks.

is it really five minutes?

about that, if your video links are to hand. claim a handle, add your name and photo, paste three videos, tick the niches you shoot, pick a look, hit publish. you can keep editing it forever afterwards and the address never changes.