UGC Creator — Short-Form Video Ads (Tech/SaaS)

UGC Creator — Short-Form Video Ads (Tech/SaaS) About Keytos Keytos is a passwordless identity and security company founded by ex-Microsoft engineers. We build "EZ" tools that help IT and security teams ditch passwords, on-prem hardware, and manual certificate management. We're hiring a UGC creator to bring our ad scripts to life on camera. What you'll do We have a set of short-form video scripts (think TikTok / LinkedIn / YouTube Shorts style) promoting EZRADIUS, our cloud RADIUS product. You'll act in and self-film these scripts — we handle all editing, graphics, and post-production. You bring the on-camera energy; we do the rest. This is a recurring opportunity. We produce scripts regularly, so strong performers can expect ongoing work. Deliverables per script Self-filmed footage of you delivering the script to camera Clean audio and decent natural lighting (no studio required) Horizontal and/or vertical framing as specified per shoot Raw, unedited files delivered to us What we're looking for Comfortable and natural on camera — conversational, confident, not "salesy" Able to make slightly technical material sound easy and relatable (you don't need to be an IT expert, just deliver the lines convincingly) Reliable with turnaround times Your own filming setup: a phone or camera that shoots clean 1080p+, a quiet space, and good lighting Bonus: experience with B2B / tech / SaaS content, or a background that reads as "works in tech / office professional" The vibe Our scripts are punchy and direct — they open with a hook ("Quick question: how many people know your office Wi-Fi password?"), make a sharp point, and end with a call to try a free trial. We want a delivery that feels like a knowledgeable peer talking straight to the viewer, not a polished TV commercial. To apply, please send A short intro about yourself 1–2 samples of you talking to camera (UGC reels, talking-head clips, or a quick self-tape — even a 30-second test reading one of the lines above is great) Your rate (per video and/or per batch) Your typical turnaround time