Here’s a concise list of Australian user‑generated‑content (UGC) agencies you can contact, with a short note on each and a link (via the citation) to their site. I’ve also added quick tips on how to choose and what to ask them.

Recommended Australian UGC agencies

• Creatoroo — End‑to‑end UGC campaigns, creator database and in‑house editing; good for fast turnarounds and product‑send workflows. (creatoroo.com.au)
• The Hype — Large roster of native fashion/beauty/lifestyle creators and a performance‑led approach to UGC. (the-hype.com.au)
• Red Yolk — Position themselves as a UGC agency with 1,000+ creators and experience producing ad‑ready UGC assets. (redyolk.com.au)
• Theory Crew — Strong Australian creator network (they advertise thousands of creators and many assets produced); geared to eCommerce brands. (theorycrew.com.au)
• UGC Content Creators Australia — Offers packaged UGC orders (quick turnaround packages) and single‑campaign content. (ugccontentcreatorsaustralia.com.au)
• Virtual Hype Co (They’re So Creative) — Australian creator collective offering individual creators and campaign coordination. (virtualhypeco.com.au)

Why UGC matters (brief)

• UGC generally boosts trust, engagement and conversions compared with only brand‑produced creative; studies and industry writeups report higher engagement and conversion lifts when brands use UGC. (powerdigitalmarketing.com)

Quick checklist — what to ask each agency (use this to compare proposals)

• Deliverables & formats: number of videos/photos, lengths, aspect ratios, and whether assets are edited/ad‑ready.
• Creator sourcing & vetting: how creators are selected, audience demographics, and whether the creators’ content style matches your brand.
• Usage & licensing: exactly which rights you get (social, ads, duration, exclusivity, geography).
• Revisions & QA: editorial review rounds, acceptance criteria, and refund/rework policy.
• Metrics & reporting: performance metrics they provide (engagement, CTR, views) and whether they can repurpose top assets for ads.
• Turnaround & logistics: product shipping (who pays), expected timelines, and content delivery method.
• Pricing structure: package vs. per‑asset pricing, creator fees included, and any platform/management fees.

Suggested next steps

1. Pick 2–3 agencies above that match your industry (e.g., fashion/beauty vs. general eCommerce).
2. Send them a short brief (product, target audience, platforms, goal, required deliverables) and ask for a clear quote that states usage rights.
3. Compare samples and ask for a small trial batch (4–6 assets) before committing to a larger campaign.

If you want, I can:

• Draft a 1‑page brief you can send to these agencies, or
• Shortlist 2–3 agencies based on your industry/platform (e.g., TikTok‑first, Instagram ads, eCommerce) and produce a sample brief tailored to each.

Which of those would you like me to do?