Maya J.
Strong product handling, clean lighting, and the clearest opening hook in the batch.
Brands and agencies can collect UGC auditions, review candidate details, and prepare a shortlist without living in spreadsheets.
Post a tryout wherever your creators already are. Video responses and applicant answers land in one review queue.
Explore a concept for bringing a submitted video and answers together with rates, usage notes, and review context.
Illustrative preview · fictional creator profiles and planned review details
Strong product handling, clean lighting, and the clearest opening hook in the batch.
Tryouts is for the moment after the applications arrive, when the team needs a clear call on fit, terms, and next steps.
The links, rates, usage notes, and opinions end up everywhere. Nobody is sure what was approved.
Good for discovering people. Less good when you already have a brief and need to choose the right few.
Invite creators to audition, compare everyone against the same brief, and send the few you can defend.
The right creator can sell the product on camera, agree to the terms, and move without slowing production down.
Run each creator brief in one place and prepare shortlists your team can explain.
Audition creators for a specific hook, offer, or product moment, then keep the winners close for the next sprint.
Collect availability and brief responses up front so outreach does not begin with a week of follow-ups.
Replace the casting spreadsheet once creator briefs become a real monthly habit.
A shortlist can bring candidate notes and next steps together for your team to review.
Illustrative preview · fictional profiles and terms. Client approval links are not available in this build.
Collect the auditions, compare the real details, and move forward with creators you can explain in one sentence.
Start a tryout