You already sell products on camera. Rollie points that at local businesses: you film, approval starts setup, and your percent of the ad spend lands every month the video stays live. Nothing posts to your page.
Join the creator waitlistFree to join. No card, no contract. We onboard in batches.The creative stays with you. The campaign work starts only after your client sees and approves the exact video, budget, and deal.
Shoot and edit the way you already do, then upload the video to the client's project.
They watch one private link, choose the Meta budget, see every fee, and approve the campaign setup.
We verify, review, and launch it. You earn your flat fee plus your share of the spend while the video runs.
One visual receipt explains what they pay now, what recurs, and how the finished video appears across Facebook and Instagram.
A standard example. The creator sets the actual production fee and spend share before sending the approval link.
The daily budget is a ceiling, not guaranteed spend. Meta may spend less. Creator share and Rollie fees use actual Meta spend. Creator payouts happen monthly.
The creator invoices the one-time production fee directly. Ad spend and percentage-based fees begin only after the campaign is live. Nothing is charged when the client adds a card.
Rollie runs the approved video through Meta from the client's own Facebook and Instagram presence.
The engine your videos run on is already placing local ads at scale. These are its numbers, not projections.
If you're already earning from UGC, you know the money is real. So are the ways it leaks.
And whether they do well isn't up to you. If the brand can't place an ad to save their life, your best video earns exactly nothing.
Fifteen submissions in, every video is suddenly too similar. Strange how that happens right before the guarantee kicks in.
The big e-comm pools keep adding creators, and your slice of the spend keeps shrinking. Local businesses? Nobody has built the pool yet.
One link that carries your work, your numbers, and your deal.
rollie.page/you. Short enough for Instagram, sharp enough to send a business owner mid-conversation. Your work, your numbers, one link.
When your videos run as ads through our engine, the spend and leads show up on your page automatically. Your portfolio stops being a highlight reel and starts being a receipt.
Flat fee plus your percent of the ad spend behind each video, set by you and changeable any time. No quote-writing, no awkward money talk. The deal is there before the first hello.
Businesses pick a time on your page and it lands in your inbox. You confirm within 24 hours. No commitment until you approve the shoot plan.
We run a content agency. For years we have paid videographers a flat fee per shoot, put their videos behind local ad budgets, and watched those videos keep working for months after the shoot ended.
The creator got paid once. The video kept earning. That gap bothered us enough to build this.
One working UGC creator put it better than we could: I still have videos from a year ago that are still paying me money, because they're still running as ads. That is the whole idea. Rollie just makes it the default instead of the exception.
The short answers on the client experience, ads, payment, and ownership.
Working UGC creators who can deliver clean, ad-ready video for local businesses. Join the waitlist now, and we will open profiles in batches.
One private link with the finished video, the exact creator deal, a Meta budget field, and a complete receipt. They approve there, then continue into secure business setup.
No. You own the creative. Rollie verifies the business, reviews the campaign, launches it, and tracks it. Nothing launches automatically.
You invoice your flat production fee directly. Your page starts at a 20% share of the Meta spend behind your video, paid while that video runs. It is not a promise of performance or a guaranteed monthly check.
It is free to join, with no card or subscription. Your clients and shoots stay yours, and nothing needs to post on your own social pages.
Join the waitlist. When your spot opens, complete your profile with your work, location, Instagram, and portfolio.
Join the creator waitlistFree to join. No card, no contract, your clients stay yours.