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Takema is a UGC marketplace that connects brands and agencies directly with vetted UGC (user-generated content) creators for TikTok and Instagram videos. Instead of going through a full-service creative agency, brands post a campaign brief for free, browse a network of 7,000+ verified creators, and choose exactly who they want to work with, no middleman, no outsourced creative direction.
Brands can post campaigns for free. Creators can join for free or upgrade to a Pro plan (19€/month) for lower commission and priority visibility. Over 1000 brands have already sourced creators through Takema.
Takema also ships an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server, letting AI agents and tools query campaigns and creators directly, useful for agencies and marketing teams plugging creator sourcing into existing AI workflows.
The platform is built for both brands running their own campaigns and agencies sourcing creators on behalf of clients, positioning Takema as self-serve infrastructure for UGC production rather than a full-service agency.
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Takema lets brands and agencies pick their own vetted UGC creators directly, instead of going through a full-service agency. Campaign posting is free, and it ships an MCP server so AI agents can query campaigns and creators directly.
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Unlike Youdji, Influee, Skeepers, or Moggo, Takema keeps campaign posting free with no forced markup, lets brands select creators themselves, and gives agencies a shortlist tool to get client sign-off before launching. Pricing stays transparent instead of opaque agency-style packages.
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Two groups: brands (mostly e-commerce and DTC) that need TikTok and Instagram UGC content for ads or organic social, and marketing/creative agencies sourcing creators on behalf of their own clients.
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Takema started as an internal tool. We run a UGC production agency, and we were spending entire days manually searching Instagram and TikTok for creators, reaching out one by one, checking if they were a fit, negotiating rates, and handling the paperwork for every campaign. So we built our own tool to speed that up. Other brands heard about it and wanted access too, and that internal tool became Takema, the marketplace it is today.
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