Compared on public facts

Afluencer vs Vidovo

Updated Nov 7, 2026

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Afluencer and Vidovo both list pay per video and product seeding. Vidovo lists share of ad spend, bonuses and ads launched from the platform, which Afluencer does not list publicly.

5 facts known on both sides. "Not listed publicly" means we did not find it on their public pages on Nov 7, 2026; it does not mean they lack it.

Why brands pick HourlyUGC over Afluencer and Vidovo

HourlyUGC lists 7 ways to pay creators on its public pages: hourly sessions, pay per video, commission on sales, flat amount per order, share of ad spend, pay per 1,000 views and product seeding. A brand can combine them in one campaign. 1 2 3
Afluencer lists pay per video and product seeding publicly. HourlyUGC also lists hourly sessions, commission on sales, flat amount per order, share of ad spend and pay per 1,000 views, which Afluencer does not list publicly (checked Nov 7, 2026; not listing is not the same as not offering). 1
Vidovo lists pay per video, share of ad spend, bonuses and product seeding publicly. HourlyUGC also lists hourly sessions, commission on sales, flat amount per order and pay per 1,000 views, which Vidovo does not list publicly (checked Nov 7, 2026; not listing is not the same as not offering). Vidovo lists bonuses, which HourlyUGC does not list publicly. 1 2 3
Meta Partnership Ads with the creators' videos, launched from inside HourlyUGC: the ad goes out from the creator's handle with the brand's budget. Afluencer does not list this publicly. 1 2
Who counts the sale: Counted either by the ad platform (Meta) or by HourlyUGC: a connected Shopify store or the Hourly Pixel, last touch within 7 days, with creator links and codes. 1 2 3

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Which pay models each one lists

Side by side

Pay model	Afluencer	Vidovo
Hourly sessions	Not listed publicly	Not listed publicly
Pay per video	Collabs can include a paid fee agreed in the app between the brand and the creator. 1	Creators set a fixed fee per video or post, and can offer packages; a flat fee is paid when the brand accepts the proposal. 1 2
Commission on sales	Not listed publicly	Not listed publicly
Flat amount per order	Not listed publicly	Not listed publicly
Share of ad spend	Not listed publicly	Performance-based UGC: a percentage of the Meta ad spend behind the creator's video, alone or on top of a fixed fee. The percentage is the same for every creator in a campaign; their example uses 6 %. 1 2
Pay per 1,000 views	Not listed publicly	Not listed publicly
Retainers	Not listed publicly	Not listed publicly
Bonuses	Not listed publicly	Bonuses for top creators; amounts not published. 1
Product seeding	Many collabs are paid in product, alone or with a fee; product send-outs are part of the Standard plan. 1 2	Gift campaigns are supported on the Pro plan. 1
Ads launched from the platform	Not listed publicly	The brand connects its Meta ad account and links each ad to a creator's video so spend is counted; Facebook partnership ads are listed on the Enterprise plan. 1 2
Money and tracking	Afluencer	Vidovo
How sales are attributed	Not listed publicly	The ad spend share is counted from Meta: Vidovo reads the spend of ads linked to a creator's video every day. Pausing an ad stops the share that day. No sales attribution is described. 1
Platform fee	Not listed publicly	A marketplace fee of 12 % on Starter and 7 % on Pro, next to the subscription. Ad spend shares in their examples are shown before Vidovo fees. 1 2
Brand pricing	Brands can post collabs at no cost. Afluencer Marketplace $49 a month (60 invitation credits); Standard $649 a month and Pro $1,049 a month (Influencer Hero management tools, by demo). Creator plans: Micro $0, Macro $29, Mega $79 a month. No long-term terms. 1 2	Starter $499 a month (1 active campaign, 1 seat); Pro $899 a month (10 campaigns, 3 seats, gift campaigns); Enterprise custom. Brands contact sales to begin. 1
Creator payout	Brands pay creators and send product directly, not through Afluencer; the Standard plan adds influencer payments. 1 2	Fixed fees are paid when the brand accepts the proposal. Ad spend shares are paid weekly: each day of spend settles 7 days later and pays out the following Monday. 1
Regions	Not listed publicly	Not listed publicly
Scale they publish	They say: The home page shows 350M+ influencers and 40+ integrations (their figures; the page also says every influencer is a real, verified Afluencer user). 1	They say: They say 30,000+ vetted creators in one place and 20,000+ in another, and 10,000+ assets delivered for brands. 1

What the facts say

Where they overlap

Pay per video
Product seeding

Afluencer lists, Vidovo does not

Nothing in the models we track.

Checked Nov 7, 2026

Vidovo lists, Afluencer does not

Share of ad spend: Performance-based UGC: a percentage of the Meta ad spend behind the creator's video, alone or on top of a fixed fee. The percentage is the same for every creator in a campaign; their example uses 6 %.
Bonuses: Bonuses for top creators; amounts not published.
Ads launched from the platform: The brand connects its Meta ad account and links each ad to a creator's video so spend is counted; Facebook partnership ads are listed on the Enterprise plan.

Checked Nov 7, 2026

Which brand each one fits

From the models each lists, nothing else.

Afluencer

brands that budget per approved video
brands that ship product to creators

Vidovo

brands running Meta ads with creator videos
brands that budget per approved video
brands that ship product to creators
brands running longer creator programs with retainers or bonuses

Questions people ask

What do Afluencer and Vidovo have in common?

Both list pay per video and product seeding on their public pages (checked Nov 7, 2026).

What does Afluencer list that Vidovo does not?

Nothing in the pay models we track. Every model Afluencer lists, Vidovo lists too.

What does Vidovo list that Afluencer does not?

Vidovo lists share of ad spend, bonuses and ads launched from the platform. Afluencer does not list them publicly.

Where do these facts come from?

From each platform's public pages, linked next to every fact with the date we checked. A fact without a public source is not shown.

Sources

Each fact above links to one of these. Checked Nov 7, 2026.

Afluencer: afluencer.com: FAQs, read 2026-11-07 · afluencer.com, checked Nov 7, 2026 · “many collabs include free product, a paid fee, or both, agreed inside the app.”
Vidovo: vidovo.com: For UGC creators, read 2026-11-07 · vidovo.com, checked Nov 7, 2026 · “Set a fixed fee per video or social media post,”
Vidovo: vidovo.com: Performance-based UGC, read 2026-11-07 · vidovo.com, checked Nov 7, 2026
Afluencer: afluencer.com: Pricing, read 2026-11-07 · afluencer.com, checked Nov 7, 2026
Vidovo: vidovo.com: Pricing, read 2026-11-07 · vidovo.com, checked Nov 7, 2026
Afluencer: afluencer.com, home, read 2026-11-07 · afluencer.com, checked Nov 7, 2026 · “Every influencer is a real, verified Afluencer user”
Vidovo: vidovo.com, home, read 2026-11-07 · vidovo.com, checked Nov 7, 2026