Use case
Viral Manager for UGC creators
A brand pays you for a video that performs, then asks you why it performed. Your rate goes up when you can answer before the shoot: which hooks are working in their category right now, and which structure you are going to use. That answer is what this tool produces.
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@susiebubbleWalk into every client call with this week's winning hooks
The creators who charge the most are not better on camera, they are better before the camera: they know what is currently outperforming in the client's category, and they can show it. Track the accounts in each client's niche, filter to what beat its own baseline this month, analyze two or three, and your proposal stops being taste and starts being evidence.
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How Viral Manager helps UGC creators
Research per client niche
Skincare for one client, fitness apps for another. One category each, and the feed filters to whichever one you are shooting for this week.
Hooks with receipts
The analysis writes down the first line, the pacing and the payoff of posts that outperformed. You quote it in your proposal.
A swipe file that stays organized
Favorites, folders and tags instead of a camera roll full of screen recordings. The reference you saved for one client is findable for the next.
Deadlines that hold across clients
Each order becomes a brief with a due date on one board. Three clients and eleven deliverables stop living in your head.
Deliveries in one place
Finished videos land in the library, attached to the order that produced them, in the client's folder. Versioning included.
Your own channel, measured
Your portfolio account is your storefront. Connect it and read views gained per period, so you know which of your own posts sell you.
Solo today, a small studio the day you subcontract
Most UGC careers start as one person and quietly become a studio: an editor first, then another creator you subcontract overflow to. The workspace is shaped for that path. You own the research and the client relationships; the people you bring in see only what you hand them.
- OwnerYou, today
The full app, and the only login that exists on day one.
Every client niche, every analysis, every order and every delivery.
- MemberThe editor you hire when volume justifies it
The app, on a seat you invite by email.
The library and the orders, so they pull references and raw files without asking you for links.
- CreatorA creator you subcontract an order to
A private portal link on their phone. No account, no password.
That order: the reference, the brief and the deadline. Not your clients, not your rates, not your research.
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From a client order to a delivered video
- To do
The order becomes a brief in the client's folder: reference post, angle, deadline.
- In progress
You take it, or the subcontractor does in their portal. The board shows which.
- Filmed
Shot but not edited. With three clients running, this status is what keeps promises honest.
- Sent
The edit lands in the library, attached to the order, ready to deliver to the client.
- Approved
Client signed off. The folder is now the archive that renewals and case studies come from.
A smarter way to sell performance
Five parts of the product, in the order a UGC creator actually meets them. Each one has its own page if you want the detail.
Each client's category, filtered to what outperformed
Platform, niche, score, period. Detection compares each account to its own average, so what surfaces is the format that is moving right now, not the brand with the biggest ad budget.
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First line, pacing, payoff, transcript, blueprint. It turns your creative choice into an argument the client's marketing lead can approve in one read.
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Stay current in every niche you serve
Follow the accounts that set the tone in each client's category and get told when one breaks out. Staying current is the retainer's real deliverable.
See how it worksReferences and deliveries, per client
Folders per client, tags per format, search that works. The hook that converted for one skincare brand is thirty seconds away when the next one signs.
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Food ctaYour storefront's real numbers
Connect your own Instagram and TikTok through the official APIs. Views gained per period on your portfolio content is a sales asset, and it updates itself.
See how it worksViews gained
1.24M
+38%
Viral posts
12
+4
Delivered
31
+9
Frequently asked questions
I mostly make ads, not organic posts. Still relevant?
Yes. Paid creative borrows its hooks from organic winners, and the analysis extracts exactly the part that transfers: the first line, the pacing, the payoff. Most UGC briefs are organic-style by design.
Can I research a niche before signing the client?
Yes, and it is the best pitch there is: add the category, pull this month's outperformers, analyze two, and open the call with them.
How do I keep clients separate?
One category and one folder per client. Research, briefs and deliveries stay in their lane, and if you later bring in help, access is per category.
Do my clients get access?
Not by default, and usually not at all: you deliver videos, not tool access. If a retainer client wants visibility, a restricted member seat scoped to their category does it.
Can I subcontract an order?
Yes. The subcontractor gets a creator portal link with that order only: reference, brief, deadline, upload. They never see your other clients or your research.
Is there a plan for one person?
Solo, at 25 dollars a month: 25 tracked accounts, your own Instagram and TikTok connected, ten analyses a day. That covers two or three client niches comfortably.
Does it write scripts for me?
It writes the structure: hook, beats, payoff, transcript of the reference. The script in your voice for the client's product stays yours, which is what they are paying you for.
Can I try it on a real post first?
The free viral score analyzer runs on a single post with no signup, and every plan starts with a 7-day trial.
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