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List what you offer and your own rate for each, add your terms, and get a one-page rate card to print or save as a PDF.
Your rate card
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Fill in your name or handle, then press Make my rate card.
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How it works
A rate card is the one page you send when a brand asks what you charge: what you offer, your price for each, and the terms that come with it. Having one ready makes you quicker to answer and easier to book, and it keeps your prices the same from one brand to the next.
This generator lays out your card from what you type: your name, what you make, a line for each thing you offer with your rate, your terms and how to reach you. If you want, it adds one line of context under your rates: what UGC creators in your niche ask per video on public marketplaces, with the listings, sellers and week. Your rates are always your own.
What it uses
Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you type is sent to Fluencify; we only count that the tool was used.
The context line, if you keep it, is what UGC creators ask per video, content only, from public listings on a large freelance marketplace, for your niche and country when a price is published for them, else the next one up, said as such. You can leave it off.
The PDF is made by your browser's own print dialog: choose Save as PDF as the printer. Nothing is uploaded.
Step by step
- Add your name or handle, a line about what you make and where you post.
- Add each thing you offer with your rate, such as one video, a set of videos or raw footage. Add a line for each.
- Add your terms and how brands reach you, and choose whether to show the context line.
- Press Make my rate card, then Print or save as PDF, and choose Save as PDF as the printer.
Example
A tech creator's card (a made-up creator and made-up rates)
What goes in
- Your name
- Alex Morgan (made up)
- What you offer
- one 30-second video, three 30-second videos
- Your rates
- 90 and 240 US dollars (made up)
- Your niche and country
- Tech & apps, United States
- Market prices on the card
- Show it, as context
What comes out
- 30-second product demos for apps and gadgets, filmed at my desk
- Where I post: Instagram, TikTok. Niche: Tech & apps. Based in: United States.
- Rates (USD):
- One 30-second video: $90.00
- Three 30-second videos: $240.00
- Terms: One round of changes included. Usage rights for ads priced separately.
- Contact: alex@example.com
- For context: creators in Tech & apps in the US ask $52.50 to $150 per video for content only on a large freelance marketplace, with a median of $97.50.
- 31 listings · 30 sellers · public marketplace listings · updated 28 Sep 2026. The rates on this card are my own.
Put this tool on your site
Copy the code into any page. The tool runs inside a frame, works the same as it does here, and the link under it credits Fluencify.
Questions
What should a UGC rate card include?
Your name, what you make and where, a line for each deliverable with your rate, what is included (revisions, turnaround, raw footage), how you price usage rights for ads, your payment terms and how to reach you. Keep it to one page.
How do I set my UGC rates?
Start from your time and costs, then check your rates against what other creators ask for a video. The UGC rate calculator shows what UGC creators ask per video on public marketplaces, by niche and country.
Should I publish my rates or send them on request?
Both work. A card you send when a brand asks can change from brand to brand; a public one sets expectations for everyone who sees it. Either way, keep the rates on it current.
How do I save it as a PDF?
Press Print or save as PDF under your card, then choose Save as PDF as the printer. On a phone, use the print or share option and save the file.
What is the context line on the card?
One line under your rates about what UGC creators in your niche ask per video on public marketplaces, with the listings, sellers and week it rests on, so a brand can see where your rates sit. You can leave it off, and your rates are always your own.
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