Use case: brands
Catch unusable creator content before it's too late.
Stop paying for low quality UGC. Review creator videos before payout, posting, or final sign-off so weak content does not become a budget problem.
Brand outcomes
Better review control before creator content goes live.
Pre-approval QA
Catch weak, missing, or off-brief content before payout, posting, or final sign-off.
Clearer revisions
Give creators specific notes they can act on instead of vague approval feedback.
Campaign consistency
Keep requirements, references, and review standards visible across every submission.
Creator performance over time
See who clears review, who needs revisions, and where quality drops.
The problem
Low quality UGC is a waste of resources.
Creator videos get posted — and paid out — before quality standards are met.
Product claims or content scenes drift from provided instructions.
Weak hooks, unclear CTAs, or missing products make content unusable.
Quality control
The review layer that UGC deserves.
FrameGrade helps brand teams turn campaign requirements, references, and revision notes into a structured and scalable QA process, with a grading system that does the review work for you.
Why it works
A structured review layer adds clarity.
FrameGrade brings campaign standards, creator feedback, references, and decision history into one review path before content moves forward.
Standards stay attached to each submission.
Campaign requirements, brand rules, and must-have elements live with the submission, so nothing gets lost in translation.
Creators get specific revision notes.
Clear feedback shows creators what to change, reducing back-and-forth before approval.
Reference examples show what good looks like.
Approved examples help creators and reviewers align on tone, style, structure, and messaging before filming.
Decisions and resubmissions stay connected.
Reviews, notes, resubmissions, and final decisions stay tied to the original creator submission.
Brand outcomes
Better review control before creator content goes live.
Pre-approval QA
Catch weak, missing, or off-brief content before payout, posting, or final sign-off.
Clearer revisions
Give creators specific notes they can act on instead of vague approval feedback.
Campaign consistency
Keep requirements, references, and review standards visible across every submission.
Reference-led review
Use approved examples to show creators and reviewers what good looks like.
Creator performance over time
See who clears review, who needs revisions, and where quality drops.
Put a QA layer between creator submission and final approval.
Give brand reviewers one place for campaign requirements, references, revision notes, and decision history.
Put a QA layer before final approval.
Catch off-brief content, keep standards visible, and track creator review outcomes over time.