Freelance UGC Creator (Remote, UK): Food, Fitness, Supplements & Lifestyle

We pay UK creators to film honest content for real brands. Your phone, your kitchen, your voice.

TL;DR Brands runs a creator bank. Brands bring us briefs, we match them to creators who genuinely fit, and you get paid per brief.

Work is offered brief by brief. Take the ones that suit you, skip the ones that don't. No exclusivity, no lock-in.

What you'd be making

  • Short-form video for brands in food and drink, recipes and baking, fitness, supplements and wellness, family and home, and menswear.
  • Filmed at home, on your phone, to a clear brief.
  • Some briefs are content the brand uses in its own ads. Some ask you to post to your own channels. The brief says which before you apply.
  • Plenty of briefs are content-only, so a big following isn't essential.

How it works

  • Apply once at creators.tldrbrands.com/apply. Free to join.
  • We vet your application and you join the creator bank.
  • Matched briefs come to you. Each one shows the fee, the deadline and the usage before you accept.
  • Accept what you want. Product is sent to you free, either shipped or as a 100% off code.
  • Film and deliver within 5 days of ordering. Two rounds of amends included.
  • Paid on the last working day of the month, same pay date for every creator.

Who we're looking for right now

  • Food creators of all ages and types
  • Mums filming real family life
  • Men who make everyday content
  • Fitness and training creators who are into their fitness, supplements and health
  • Supplement and wellness creators who talk honestly, no over-claiming

Requirements

  • UK based
  • A phone that shoots decent video
  • Able to work to a brief and hit a deadline
  • Comfortable and honest on camera

We also do in-person shoots, gifting etc

No experience needed. Everyday people are exactly who brands want right now.

Apply: https://creators.tldrbrands.com/apply

Pay: £50.00-£150.00 per hour

Expected hours: 10.0 – 40.0 per week

Benefits:

  • Company events

Work Location: Remote

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