Build your Roblox campaign around original recordings, footage you already own, or a brief that allows both. The workspace keeps requirements, submissions and rewards together.
Game artwork illustrates creative formats. The games shown are not BloxAds clients.
01 · CREATOR-MADE GAMEPLAY
Let a creator discover what makes it interesting.
A UGC brief asks creators to record their own experience. Share a playable game, the mechanic to demonstrate and the information a viewer needs. Creators still need room to explain it in a way that fits their channel.
Make the game name and playable link clear.
Explain the required action or feature.
Set the platform and sponsorship disclosure.
Agree usage rights in the campaign terms.
02 · EDITS FROM YOUR MATERIAL
Start with footage. Give creators a direction.
A clipping brief supplies a source library creators may use. Upload the material or add a source link, identify useful moments and specify what can be changed. Permission to edit a file does not automatically give the studio ownership of every resulting video.
Provide accessible source files and usage permission.
Explain required captions, claims and exclusions.
Ask for distinct edits, rather than duplicate uploads.
Keep each campaign focused on its chosen platform.
Creative instructions, source materials, platform and deadlines.
Budget boundaries
Funded clip reservations and a visible maximum payout per clip.
Manual review
Content checks, recorded eligible views and review notes.
Results together
Approved rewards, payout status and optional Roblox acquisition reports.
The fee and reward pool are separate.
A $500 creator pool has a $100.00 management fee at 20%: $600.00 total funding. The maximum payout is reserved when a creator joins. Actual approved earnings depend on the reviewed views and cap. Results, view totals and new players are not guaranteed.