Without FrameGrade
Review scattered across tools
Notes, feedback, and assets live in different places.
Issues found too late
Problems surface after posting, not during review.
Inconsistent standards
Every reviewer interprets rules differently.
Quality assurance for creator content
Creator submissions move fast, but manual reviews often happen too slowly — or not at all. FrameGrade catches issues so you don't have to, with AI-powered reviews that scale across all your UGC needs.
The gap
Submissions, standards, comments, approvals, and revisions get split across Discord, email, docs, and text messages. FrameGrade gives teams one QA layer to catch issues before approval.
Notes, feedback, and assets live in different places.
Problems surface after posting, not during review.
Every reviewer interprets rules differently.
Every video is checked before it moves forward.
Content, CTA, technical, captions, and more.
Consistent, specific fixes per submission.
Review your way
Keep reviewers focused on judgment calls while routine checks, revision paths, and campaign requirements stay consistent across every submission.
FrameGrade checks each submission, reviewers make final decisions and can add their own feedback.
Move routine outcomes through rules, then send sensitive or unclear submissions to a reviewer.
For campaigns with clear requirements, apply thresholds and return creator notes with no manual review.
Who it's for
Whether you need centralized quality assurance, increased throughput and consistency at scale, or repeatable creative direction, FrameGrade has you covered.
Catch and fix unsuitable creator content before posting.
Keep high-volume client review moving without scaling reviewer workload.
Dictate standards, then turn them into repeatable workflows.
The process
A clear sequence from creator upload to brand approval. No more guessing what happens in between.
Generate a workspace-submission portal link. Creators upload without accounts.
Each submission is checked for campaign requirements, brand fit, and standards alignment.
Review the scorecard, read the fix notes, compare to references, then approve or request revisions.
Every decision stays attached so teams can see submission history, revision notes, and resubmissions.
Trust and control
Creator videos, revision notes, and decisions shouldn't live across inboxes and chat threads. FrameGrade keeps intake simple while giving teams practical controls for access, playback, and review records.
Portal links let creators submit videos without joining the workspace.
Activity stays scoped to the active workspace.
Reviewer and admin roles keep actions tied to the right operators.
Campaign settings define requirements and quality checks.
Controlled media access replaces public video links.
Approvals, rejections, and notes stay attached.
Creators receive clear feedback when a resubmission is needed.
Playback follows active plan windows and workspace settings.
FAQ
Everything teams usually ask before setting up creator-content QA.
No. Creators can submit through direct upload links without creating a dashboard account, so upload and revision requests do not have to happen in scattered message threads.
Yes. References help turn “make it like this” into clearer checks for structure, product sequence, style, captions, and CTA clarity based on the campaign setup.
Yes, depending on the campaign review mode. Teams can keep final approval reviewer-led while FrameGrade keeps checks, revision notes, and decision history attached to each submission.
FrameGrade surfaces what passed, what needs work, and what to send back to the creator, including areas like product visibility, CTA clarity, captions, audio, and reference alignment.
Both. Brands use FrameGrade to catch unusable creator content before approval, payout, or posting. Agencies use it to keep high-volume client review moving with structured, consistent feedback.
When you request a revision, creators get specific notes on what to fix. The next version stays tied to the original submission, so the decision and revision history are not lost.
Give your team one workflow for creator submissions, quality checks, feedback, and approval decisions.