Control what Bangladesh sees.

In a UGC campaign, creators film original short-form videos from your brief and post them on their own accounts, giving your brand a range of authentic creator voices instead of a single branded post.

In a clipping campaign you provide approved content and creators share it as short posts on their own accounts. UGC campaigns ask creators to film new videos from your brief, while clipping distributes content you have already approved.

You share a brief with your niche, audience and budget. Clip matches creators from its network, you review and approve clips before they go live, creators post to their own accounts, and reporting is delivered to your dashboard.

Boosting puts paid distribution behind one existing post. A clipping campaign gives approved content to a matched group of creators, so the campaign can reach people through multiple creator accounts instead of relying on a single post.

Not necessarily. You can begin with a clear campaign goal, product information, and any usable brand assets you already have. We can then agree on the exact content requirements before the campaign is launched.

Submitted clips are checked against the approved brief and reconciled with available platform reporting before campaign results are finalized. Your campaign terms should also define which metrics count and how suspicious activity or disputes are handled.

Expected reach depends on your budget, niche, creator mix, content quality, and agreed CPM. Your campaign proposal should show the working estimate before you approve the launch.

The current campaign plan covers Facebook Reels, Instagram Reels, and TikTok. Platform availability can vary by campaign, so confirm the final mix in your proposal.