Here are the top UGC platforms and agencies you should consider in Australia, with a short note on who each is best for and a source so you can check details:

Platform / agency recommendations

• TRIBE — creator marketplace for brands + gig app for creators (best if you want lots of micro-influencer pitches; creators usually need ~3k+ followers). (tribegroup.co, apps.apple.com)
• Creator Flow (now part of Roar Global) — Australian UGC marketplace focused on scalable short-form video for brands (good for performance-driven ad creative at scale). (roar.global)
• Influee — UGC marketplace servicing Australia with vetted creators and fast turnaround (good for brands that want on-demand UGC production at competitive price points). (influee.co)
• Billo — global UGC/job platform that operates in Australia (creator-friendly; a lot of paid micro-jobs and no large-follower requirement). Good if you’re an individual creator looking for paid UGC gigs. (whop.com)
• Vloggi — Australian tool for collecting, managing and turning submitted video clips into publish-ready assets (best if you need a submission/consent workflow to gather UGC at scale). (en.wikipedia.org)
• Creatoroo / Creatoroos — Australian UGC agencies that handle end-to-end creator sourcing, briefing and delivery (best if you want an agency to manage everything). (creatoroo.com.au, goviralglobal.com)
• No Boring Content, Red Yolk (UGC agencies) — boutique performance-focused UGC agencies used by many Australian brands (good when you want A/B testing + creative optimization alongside UGC production). (noboringcontent.com, redyolk.com.au)
• Creator Hub, Creator Collective and similar local platforms/agencies — emerging Australian UGC networks or creator coaching/programs (useful for recruiting creators or training in-house teams). (creatorhub.com.au, creatorscollective.au)

How to pick the best one

• Brands that need volume + speed: choose a marketplace/production platform (Influee, Creator Flow). (influee.co, roar.global)
• Brands that want vetted, performance-tested creatives: consider specialist UGC agencies (No Boring Content, Red Yolk, Creatoroo). (noboringcontent.com, redyolk.com.au)
• Individual creators looking for paid gigs: TRIBE and Billo are creator-friendly ways to find paid briefs. (apps.apple.com, whop.com)
• If you need to collect UGC from customers (with consent/rights workflows): use a submission/management tool like Vloggi. (en.wikipedia.org)

Quick tips before you start

• Confirm licensing/usage rights (most platforms offer buyouts or managed rights, but read the contract).
• Check turnaround times, creator vetting, geography (do you need AU-native creators?), cost per asset, and revision policy.
• Run a small test campaign (10–30 assets) to evaluate creative performance before committing to large packages.

If you want, I can:

• shortlist 3–4 options matched to whether you’re a brand or a creator, your budget, and the type of UGC you need (ads, testimonials, unboxings, TikToks).