Here are Sydney‑accessible UGC platforms and marketplaces that advertise fast turnaround times, with their stated delivery windows and quick notes on what they’re best for:

1. The Hype — UGC agency (Sydney/Australia). Turnaround: “within a week” from brief to delivered content. Good for hospitality/food brand UGC and bespoke briefs. (the-hype.com.au)

2. Creator Hub — Australian UGC platform. Turnaround: advertised 10‑day turnaround; offers AI scripts/shot lists and creator matching for quick delivery. Good for scale and testing multiple creative variations. (creatorhub.com.au)

3. Influee (AU) — UGC platform serving Australia. Turnaround: 7–10 days and unlimited revisions until satisfied. Suited to performance UGC and e‑commerce ad content. (influee.co)

4. Red Yolk — UGC & influencer agency (Australia). Turnaround: typically 7–10 days from creator receipt of product (can be faster for services/digital products). Good for skincare, lifestyle and conversion‑focused UGC. (redyolk.com.au)

5. Creatoroo — Australian UGC marketplace. Turnaround: standard delivery within 15 business days from when creators receive product; they note you can request faster turnaround. Ideal if you want editors/in‑house post‑production included. (creatoroo.com.au)

6. Creator Flow / Roar Global — Australia‑focused UGC platform (active creator community in Sydney). Positioning: emphasises scalable, fast UGC production and platform tools to speed briefing/delivery. Good for higher volume programs. (roar.global)

7. UGC Content Creators Australia — direct UGC service. Turnaround: 7–10 business days after product receipt (offers quick “order now” workflow). Good for one‑off e‑comm asset packs. (ugccontentcreatorsaustralia.com.au)

8. Sleepless (global) — creative ops / UGC library + production. Turnaround: claims “lightning‑fast” 12–48 hour delivery for briefs (subscription model). Best if you need extremely fast edits and ongoing creative ops. (sleepless.ai)

9. Marketplaces (Upwork, Fiverr, Airtasker) — flexible freelance options that can deliver UGC/video edits in 24–72 hours depending on the gig/worker. Best for single fast edits, rush jobs, or hiring local Sydney freelancers for same/next‑day shoots. (upwork.com)

Quick tips to get the fastest turnaround

• Prepare a tight creative brief (formats, aspect ratios, sample scripts/styles, brand dos/don’ts). Agencies/platforms require a clear brief to hit short timelines. (the-hype.com.au)
• Ship products to creators before the campaign opens or use local pickup/stocked creators so production can start immediately. Many providers count turnaround from when the creator receives product. (creatoroo.com.au)
• Ask for expedited options up front (some platforms offer priority/rush delivery or subscription plans for 24–48h turnaround). (sleepless.ai)
• Use marketplaces for isolated edits/fast edits; use specialist UGC platforms/agencies for scaled programs that need quality control and rights management. (upwork.com)

If you want, I can:

• Shortlist 3–4 of these specifically for your industry (e.g., food, beauty, e‑commerce) and include estimated pricing ranges and contact points; or
• Draft a one‑page brief/template you can drop into these platforms to maximize speed.

Which would you prefer?