About

Steady work for creators, in one place.

Most creator work is posted as one-off gigs. Jobs for Creators collects the roles that keep paying: full-time, part-time, and contracts or retainers.

Why it exists

Brands hire creators every day, but ongoing roles are scattered across company careers pages and hiring systems, mixed in with one-off briefs. We bring them together so you can find work that pays month after month, not just once.

Where roles come from

Roles are gathered from employers' own careers pages, hiring systems and public job listings, and checked for new roles regularly. We keep content creator, UGC, social media and on-camera roles that are full-time, part-time, or a contract or retainer, and leave out one-off gigs. When a role closes, we mark it closed or take it down.

How listings are written

Each role gets a short summary, written with AI from the employer's listing, so you can see the commitment, platforms and what you'd make at a glance. Pay is shown only when the employer listed it, in their unit. The employer's own page is always the final word.

How it's paid for

Browsing every role is free. Pro opens the link to each employer's application page, and that's how the board pays for itself. Employers don't receive any of it, and we don't sell your information. See pricing.

You apply with the employer

Applications happen on the employer's own site. We don't see your application, CV or portfolio, and we don't pass your details to employers.

For employers

If one of your roles is listed with a mistake, has closed, or you'd rather it wasn't here, tell us through the contact page with the role title and we'll fix or remove it.

Get in touch

Questions, ideas, or a role we missed: write to hello@jobsforcreators.com. A human reads every message.