Pay for results, not just content
Fiverr is a solid marketplace with thousands of talented creators. The main difference with Burst is how you pay: instead of upfront per-video pricing, you pay based on actual views or sales. Both models have their place depending on what you need.

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It comes down to how you want to pay for content - and who carries the risk if something underperforms.
With Fiverr, you pay £40-400+ per video whether it performs or flops. With Burst, your spend scales with results. Mediocre content costs less. Great content earns its budget. That's how performance marketing should work.
With Fiverr, you absorb all the risk. If a freelancer delivers something mediocre, you've already paid. With Burst, underperforming content costs less by design. You're not gambling on creative - you're paying for proven results.
Fiverr freelancers get paid the same regardless of results. Burst creators earn more when their content performs - so they're motivated to actually drive engagement and sales, not just deliver a file. That alignment shows up in the work.
What's great about Burst is that it drives sales twice. First from the creator's post, then again when I run it as an ad

Katrine Dahl Johansen
Marketing Specialist, Eleven Australia
Burst includes Creator Ads (Spark Ads on TikTok, Partnership Ads on Meta) so you can scale winning content as paid ads from the creator's authentic profile.
higher ROAS than standard UGC ads
Creator Ads run from the creator's actual profile, not your brand account. That authenticity converts better than any polished brand content.
Fiverr is a freelance marketplace without Creator Ads functionality.
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Fiverr is a general freelance marketplace with thousands of UGC sellers. You browse profiles, view portfolios, and purchase gigs on a per-project basis. There's no UGC-specific vetting - you rely on reviews and samples to judge quality.
You pay a fixed price upfront for each video (roughly £40-400+ depending on the creator). Commercial usage rights for advertising often cost extra (typically 30-50% more), and need to be negotiated separately. Content is delivered to you - you handle all distribution and advertising yourself.
Burst is a UGC platform built around performance-based pricing. Instead of paying per video upfront, you pay based on actual results: either cost-per-view (CPV) or commission on sales (affiliate model). The subscription starts at £97/month after a 14-day free trial.
The key difference is distribution: Burst creators post content directly to their own TikTok and Instagram channels, giving your brand organic reach on top of the content files. You also get full commercial rights included, so you can repurpose everything in TikTok Ads, Meta Ads, and other paid campaigns without extra licensing fees.
Fiverr is often a good choice when you:

Starting from £97/mo. Burst tends to work well when you:
On Fiverr, UGC videos typically cost £40-400+ per video upfront, plus platform fees, with commercial usage rights often adding 30-50% more. Burst starts at £97/mo after a 14-day free trial, and you pay based on actual views or sales rather than per video. Ad rights are included at no extra cost on Burst.
Fiverr creators are paid upfront per video delivery, which gives you a fixed cost regardless of how the content performs. Burst creators earn based on views or sales their content generates, which means their earnings scale with performance. Both models have trade-offs depending on what you're optimising for.
Fiverr has a massive global marketplace with thousands of UGC sellers at varying quality levels - you can browse portfolios and reviews to find the right fit. Burst has 32,000+ creators who are vetted before joining and earn based on performance, which creates different selection dynamics.
On Burst, full commercial ad rights are included with every piece of content. On Fiverr, usage rights for paid advertising typically cost an additional 30-50% on top of the base video price, though some sellers include them in higher-tier packages.
If you need a consistent flow of content, Burst's subscription model and creator incentive structure is designed for that. If you need occasional one-off videos with specific creative direction, Fiverr's per-project model might be more straightforward.
Burst integrates with Shopify and offers commission-based pricing where creators earn a percentage of sales they generate through unique discount codes or affiliate links. This ties creator payment directly to your revenue, which can work well for e-commerce brands.


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