First, the difference
Partnership Ads, UGC and influencer
marketing are three different things.
People use these interchangeably. They behave completely differently, and the confusion costs brands real money. Influencer marketing buys someone's audience once, organically. UGC ads use creator-style content but run from your brand account - the viewer sees an ad from a company. Partnership Ads run from the creator's handle - the viewer sees a person they may already follow, with real follower counts and a comment history behind them.
It is not just the delivery that differs - the content itself is less brand-planned, so it reads native rather than produced. That difference showed up as a 51% lower CAC than other formats for Vitable at six-figure monthly spend, and 60% in the best week. Creators, not influencers - that distinction is the whole product.
Where this came from. One client had a handful of raw, native-feeling videos - barely boosted - and yet they were driving the bulk of conversions. We dug in. Those underfunded, unscripted clips were outperforming everything else in the account. Not by 10%, but by 2-3×. We scaled it, then built a system around it. Five years and 500+ creatives later, it's most of what we do.
Pay on live
You approve twice. You pay when it ships.
You approve the creators before anyone is briefed, and the finished content before anything goes live. Revisions are included. We only invoice once content is live, so the risk of a creator going quiet or delivering something unusable sits with us. And every agreement includes lifetime, unlimited usage rights - the industry norm is 3-6 months, so your winning ads never expire.























