Comparisons

Ad Army vs Influee

Influee is a self-serve UGC marketplace on a monthly plan, where you choose creators and pay their rates plus a 10% fee. Ad Army is managed, with a flat price per approved video.

By Creative strategy, Ad Army

Published Updated 5 min read

Header comparing Ad Army's flat $175 price per approved 30 second video with Influee, compared on pricing model, usage rights, creator selection and reporting
Illustration: Ad Army and Influee compared from public information as of October 14, 2026.

Who each one is for

  • Influee suits brands that want to run UGC campaigns themselves: post a campaign, review creators who apply, and work with them in one app, month to month.
  • Ad Army suits brands and agencies that want finished, edited ads without reviewing applicants or managing creators, at a price fixed per video.

Ad Army vs Influee at a glance

ItemAd ArmyInfluee
Pricing modelFlat price per approved video: 15s $125, 30s $175, 60s plus raw $260Monthly subscription, plus creator payments, plus a 10% marketplace fee on each creator's fee
10 x 30s videos, from published prices$1,750 (10 x $175)About $1,241 at Influee's published US average of $92 per 30s video: 10 x $92, plus 10%, plus the $229 Starter plan; creators set their own rates
Fees on sales or ad spendNone: 0% of sales or ad spendNo fee on sales or ad spend stated; 10% of each creator's fee
SubscriptionNoneYes: $229, $529 or $999 a month (10, 25 or 50 collaborations), month to month
Usage rights and durationFull rights for organic, ads and any placement, no expiryNon-exclusive, worldwide, perpetual license for brand-use content; creator keeps ownership
Whitelisting or Spark Ads+$50 per video, only if the creator agreesSpark Ads codes from creators who post on their own TikTok; Meta Partnership Ads also offered
Who picks creatorsAd Army casts from its vetted roster; creators stay anonymous to youYou choose from creators who apply, by portfolio, price and style
RevisionsUntil you approveNo cap until the video fits the brief
Turnaround (as published)You set the due date, from 10 days outUpload within 7 days after the creator receives the product
Attribution and reportingLast-click attribution per video, with hook rate, hold rate and ROASNot published
Managed or self-serveFully managedSelf-serve marketplace: you post campaigns and work with creators

Influee details come from its own UGC creation pricing, Terms, TikTok Spark Ads, UGC creation and Meta Partnership Ads pages, as of October 14, 2026. "Not published" means we could not find it stated there. Ad Army details come from our pricing page, content rights page and attribution page.

Pricing and total cost

Influee charges a month-to-month subscription that caps creator collaborations: Starter at $229 a month for up to 10, Basic at $529 for up to 25 and Pro at $999 for up to 50, with Enterprise tailored. Creator payments are not included. Creators set their own rates, and Influee adds a 10% marketplace fee to each creator's fee. Influee publishes the average price of a 30 second UGC video in the USA across its campaigns as $92, which is an average, not a quote.

At that average, ten 30 second videos on Starter come to about $1,241 for the month: $920 to creators, $92 in fees and the $229 plan. Ad Army's ten 30 second edits cost $1,750, including editing with three hook variations, captions and music, with no plan to keep paying. The cost per video guide explains how to compare an average rate with an all-in price.

Influee UGC creation pricing page with its Starter, Basic, Pro and Enterprise monthly plans and the number of creator collaborations each includes (opens the full-size image in a new tab)
Source: influee.co pricing page, captured 2026-10-14. Shown for comparison; check the live page for current prices.
Ad Army pricing page listing what every video includes and the fee types that are never charged, such as a cut of sales, a percentage of ad spend, subscriptions, minimums and license renewals (opens the full-size image in a new tab)
Ad Army's side: what the flat price per video covers, and the fee types that are never charged, from the Ad Army pricing page, captured 2026-10-14.

Who picks the creators

On Influee, creators apply to your campaign, often within a day according to Influee, and you choose them by portfolio, price and style. Influee says it gives access to 170,000+ UGC creators worldwide. If a creator needs your product, you ship it at your own cost, and the creator uploads within seven days of delivery.

On Ad Army, we cast from our vetted roster and creators stay anonymous to you, so you can't choose by portfolio or negotiate a rate. You also skip reviewing applicants and shipping to each creator you pick.

Rights, whitelisting and reporting

Influee's terms give the brand a non-exclusive, worldwide, perpetual license for content made for the brand's own use, including digital advertising, while the creator keeps ownership; print and out-of-home use are excluded. Ad Army includes full content rights for organic, ads and any placement on every video, with no expiry. The usage rights guide explains why that scope matters.

For Spark Ads, Influee creators post on their own TikTok and share a code with you, and Influee also offers Meta Partnership Ads with Instagram creators. Ad Army charges $50 per video for Spark Ads or whitelisting, only with the creator's yes. Influee lists no cap on revisions until a video fits the brief, which matches Ad Army's revisions until approved. Influee does not publish how it reports results; Ad Army reports each video with last-click attribution, hook rate, hold rate and ROAS.

Ad Army review screen with the video player, a comment box that pins notes to a timestamp, and Request changes and Approve buttons (opens the full-size image in a new tab)
On Ad Army each video gets its own review: pin a note to a moment, request changes, or approve. You are billed per approved video. Sample data from the Ad Army demo. Sample footage and the reviewer name are blurred.

When Influee is the better choice

  • You want to choose creators by portfolio, price and style
  • You want a large international network across many countries
  • You want a low entry cost and can manage campaigns in an app each month
  • You want to negotiate or compare creator rates yourself

When Ad Army is the better choice

  • You want one all-in price per video, with no subscription to keep
  • You want edited ad cuts with three hook variations, captions and music included in the price
  • You don't want to review applicants or ship product to each creator
  • You want results tracked per video, with last-click attribution

About this comparison

This comparison uses public information from each company's own website as of October 14, 2026; prices and terms change, so check the linked pages before you buy. Influee is a trademark of its owner. Ad Army is not affiliated with or endorsed by it. Spot something out of date? Email support@adarmy.app and we will correct it.

Read Ad Army vs Insense, Ad Army vs Trybe, or the full UGC platforms roundup.

FAQ

  • How much does Influee cost?

    Plans are $229, $529 or $999 a month for up to 10, 25 or 50 creator collaborations. Creators set their own rates, and Influee adds a 10% fee to each creator payment.

  • What does a 30 second video cost on Influee?

    Influee publishes a $92 average for a 30 second UGC video in the USA across its campaigns. Individual creators set their own prices, so yours may differ.

  • Does Ad Army require a subscription?

    No. Ad Army charges a flat price per approved video, from $125, with no subscription and no minimum.

  • Can I pick creators on Ad Army?

    No. Ad Army casts from its vetted roster and creators stay anonymous. If picking creators matters, Influee's marketplace fits better.

Sources

  1. UGC creation pricing, Influee. Retrieved .
  2. Terms, Influee. Retrieved .
  3. TikTok Spark Ads, Influee. Retrieved .
  4. UGC creation, Influee. Retrieved .
  5. Meta Partnership Ads, Influee. Retrieved .
  6. Pricing, Ad Army. Retrieved .
  7. Full content rights, Ad Army. Retrieved .
  8. Attribution, Ad Army. Retrieved .

About the author

Jack Nelson leads creative strategy at Ad Army. He is also Chief Content Officer at Nativz and Anderson Collaborative, sister agencies that produce short-form video and run paid media for brands.

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