5,000+ creator leads. Thousands of dollars saved.

hey there,

Lucas, the co-founder of The Viral App, sent me his read on using UGC Agent, then gave me the two numbers i always ask for.

The Viral App runs UGC and influencer campaigns exclusively for B2C mobile apps. across 30+ clients, each engagement can need anywhere from 5 to 60 creators producing content every month.

i wanted to know whether creator sourcing could keep up with that kind of volume.

Lucas Patiri's testimonial, sent August 2026. phone number redacted.

here's what came back.

when i asked how many creators they had found and whether the team saved money or time, Lucas kept both answers short: “we got 5k leads at least” and “we saved a lot of money, thousands i would say.”

Lucas's answer on creator volume and cost saved, August 2026. phone number redacted.

the part i care about.

most teams can find ten good creators once. the hard part is doing it continuously.

The Viral App recruits across multiple app categories, for multiple clients, month after month. 5,000 leads matters because sourcing held up long enough to become part of the operating process, not just a list used for one launch.

important context: both numbers are Lucas's own round estimates. 5,000 is a floor, not an audited export count. “thousands of dollars saved” is his estimate of cost avoided, not a reconciled ROI figure. and a creator lead is still only the starting point. The Viral App's team handles the vetting, outreach, negotiation, onboarding, and everything that turns a lead into live content.

i'm publishing this because high-volume sourcing is usually where the workflow breaks. for an agency whose model depends on creator volume, this one kept going.

read the full The Viral App story

Vic
founder, UGC Agent