Do you mean “how to become a UGC creator in Australia” or are you looking for UGC creators/agencies in Australia? I’ll assume you want a practical how-to + legal/tax checklist for starting as a UGC (user-generated content) creator in Australia — quick, actionable guidance below.

What is a UGC creator (short)

• A creator who makes short-form, authentic content (videos, reels, photos, captions, reviews) brands use in ads, social posts, product pages, email, etc.
• Income sources: brand deals/campaign fees, licensing/usage fees, affiliate sales, product placements, platform creator funds, marketplace gigs.

Quick starter checklist (first things to set up)

1. Portfolio: 6–12 ready examples (vertical video, 15–60s; product close-ups; lifestyle shots). Host on Instagram/TikTok + a one‑page link (Linktree/website).
2. Niche & USP: pick 1–3 niches (e.g., beauty, fitness, home, pets) and a clear creative style.
3. Pricing & packages: create 3 simple packages (single UGC video; 3-pack; campaign kit with rights).
4. Contracts & usage: have a one‑page contract (see bullet points below).
5. Business setup: ABN, bank account, invoicing template, basic insurance if needed.

Important Australia-specific business & tax points

• ABN: If you’re carrying on a business (regularly supplying services and invoicing), you generally need an Australian Business Number (ABN). The ABR/ATO explain entitlement and obligations when you’re operating as a business. (abr.gov.au)
• GST: You must register for GST if your business’s GST turnover is $75,000 or more (or $150,000 for some non-profits). If you register, you must include GST on invoices and lodge activity statements. If you expect to cross the threshold, register within the required time. (This is a common trigger for creators who scale with multiple brand clients.) (business.gov.au)
• Invoicing: Use a proper invoice (invoice number, ABN if you have one, date, line items, GST shown if registered, payment terms). The ATO has guidance on invoice requirements and eInvoicing. (ato.gov.au)

How to price (simple framework)

• Decide if you charge per asset, per campaign, or per usage license.
• Split price into: creative fee (making the content) + usage/license fee (where/how long the brand can use it).
• Example structures (guidelines, not fixed): single 15–30s video; bundle of 3 videos; campaign license (e.g., 6 months AU-only, perpetual global). Offer optional add-ons: edits, raw files, exclusivity.
• Use value-based pricing: higher fees for paid ad usage or exclusivity; lower for social-only use.

What to include in your contract / brief (minimum clauses)

• Scope / deliverables (number, length, formats)
• Delivery dates, rounds of revisions, acceptance criteria
• Rights granted: specify exactly what the brand can do (platforms, geography, duration). Prefer “non-exclusive” unless you charge more.
• Payment terms (deposit, final payment, late fees)
• Credit/attribution requirements
• Representation & warranties (you own the content; no third‑party IP issues)
• Indemnity & limitation of liability
• Cancellation & unused content policy

Where to find brand work (channels & tactics)

• Direct outreach: DM/email brand marketing or product managers with a short pitch + 1–2 relevant samples.
• Creator marketplaces/platforms: TikTok Creator Marketplace, Instagram Collabs, Upwork/Fiverr, specialized UGC marketplaces (Tribe, Creator.co etc.). (Platform availability varies; check each for eligibility.)
• Agencies & talent managers: pitch your niche and case studies.
• Cold proposals: small brands often convert faster than large ones.

A short DM/pitch template Hi [Name] — I’m [First name], a UGC creator specialising in [niche]. I made a quick sample showing [what you’d highlight about their product → 1‑line]. Would you be open to a 15–30s reel for [campaign goal e.g., product page ad / TikTok] — I can deliver 2 concepts + final asset for $[package price] (includes [rights/usage]). Sample: [link]. If useful I can send a brief scope and turnaround. Thanks — [Name]

Delivery & technical tips

• Deliver vertical 9:16 + a cropped 1:1 or 4:5 when required.
• Supply caption copy, cover thumbnail, and an SRT or caption file if asked.
• Keep raw files organized for edits; include model/product release if third parties are in the clip.

Protect your IP and earnings

• License, don’t fully assign, unless you charge a buyout fee.
• For long-term ad use or global exclusivity — charge a premium.
• Keep records of who used what and when (screenshots are handy).

Practical 30/60/90 day plan

• Day 1–7: Build 6–12 portfolio pieces, set up a simple rate card and one‑page website/link.
• Day 8–30: Reach out (20 DMs/emails); list on 2 marketplaces; post daily content on TikTok/Instagram to attract brands.
• Day 31–90: Close first 3 paid gigs, refine pricing by outcome, set up ABN/GST if needed, implement correct invoicing and contracts.

Tools & templates to get started

• Basic editing: CapCut, InShot, Adobe Premiere Rush
• Contracts/invoicing: use a simple contract template (adapt from reliable sources or a lawyer), and invoicing via Xero/QuickBooks or free invoice templates.
• Accounting: track income/expenses separately. Talk to an accountant about registering for GST, claiming expenses, and BAS lodgements once revenue grows.

If you want, I can:

• Draft a 1‑page ABN/GST-friendly invoice template for Australian clients.
• Provide a short one‑page contract checklist you can copy into a template.
• Help write 6 portfolio captions or 3 DM pitch messages tailored to your niche.

References (official guidance)

• ABN entitlement / registering for ABN — ABR/ATO guidance. (abr.gov.au)
• GST registration threshold and when to register — business.gov.au / ATO guidance. (business.gov.au)
• ATO invoicing requirements and eInvoicing info. (ato.gov.au)

If you’d like any of the templates above (invoice, one‑page contract checklist, or three niche-specific DM pitches), I’ll generate them now. Which one would you like first?