Here’s a practical list of places to find UGC creators and platforms that operate in/for Australia, plus real-world Australian case studies and examples you can review.

Where to find UGC creators / platforms (Australia)

• Billo — performance-focused UGC marketplace with vetted creators available in Australia; quick briefs and on-demand UGC video orders. (billo.app)
• Influee — marketplace with a large pool of Australian creators, pricing benchmarks and UGC guides. Good for scaling many short-form ads. (influee.co)
• Creator.co / Creator marketplaces (global platforms that support AU creators) — performance/scale focused tools that run UGC campaigns and bulk asset creation. (creator.co)
• TikTok Creator Marketplace / TikTok for Business — native creator partnerships and Spark Ads (amplify organic creator posts as paid placements). Widely used for Australian higher-education and brand campaigns. (ads.tiktok.com)
• GRIN (creator relationship platform) — enterprise influencer & UGC program management used by Australian beauty and retail brands. (grin.co)
• Local Australian UGC agencies & marketplaces — Sticki, RISER Collective, Spin (Spin Brands) and specialist UGC shops that source local creators, produce UGC at scale and provide case studies. These are useful when you want full-service campaign management. (sticki.com.au)
• Niche/local solo providers or collectives — smaller Australian UGC services and creator collectives (example: UGC Content Creators Australia, Creators Collective) for one-off asset bundles or ongoing creator relationships. (ugccontentcreatorsaustralia.com.au)

Concrete Australian examples / past ads & case studies

• Western Sydney University — used creators + TikTok Spark Ads (via Tribe/TikTok collaboration) to drive webinar registrations: 1.3M impressions, CTR uplift and CPA 45% below forecast. Example of UGC organic posts promoted as paid ads. (ads.tiktok.com)
• Sticki case studies — multiple Australian brand UGC campaigns (Hairhouse, Vegemite, Zilzie Wines) showing strong CTR/ROAS lifts from creator-generated assets. Good examples of how UGC is used across paid social and ecommerce. (sticki.com.au)
• RISER Collective — FMCG and lifestyle UGC campaigns (Cocobella Fusions, Thirst Trap Water, Thankyou Cleaning) that produced hundreds of authentic content pieces and retail/awareness lift. Useful for grocery/retail UGC playbooks. (risercollective.com.au)
• Spin Brands — TCL mobile campaign that combined local creator content and UGC-style assets as part of social strategy across multiple markets (Australia included). Shows how UGC integrates into global/local content programs. (spinbrands.com)
• GRIN — case study showing an Australian beauty brand (MCoBeauty) using GRIN to scale creator partnerships and build an organized UGC asset library for retail/online. Demonstrates programmatic UGC governance & measurement. (grin.co)
• Vibe Marketing / Audrey & Me — UGC-driven strategy that contributed to significant sales for the Australian baby brand (example case study). Shows direct commerce impact from UGC collections. (vibemarketing.com.au)

Quick evaluation tips (so you pick the right platform)

• If you need scale and quick-turn videos for paid social: try Billo or Influee (marketplace + data-driven briefs). (billo.app)
• If you want to run creator-native ads on TikTok: use TikTok Creator Marketplace + Spark Ads (or work via agencies that have TikTok partnerships). (ads.tiktok.com)
• For programmatic influencer/UGC management across channels and e‑commerce integrations: consider GRIN / Creator.co. (grin.co)
• For local expertise, retail distribution, or in‑market creative direction: choose an Australian agency/UGC specialist (Sticki, RISER, Spin, etc.) and request their AU case studies/AD samples. (sticki.com.au)

If you want, I can:

• Pull 3–5 specific ad creatives (videos/screenshots) and links from any one platform’s AU case studies (I’ll fetch the live examples), or
• Compare pricing/turnaround for 2 platforms (e.g., Billo vs Influee) for a 30s UGC video in Australia.

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