Brand deals, out of your DMs.
The rate, the deliverables, the usage rights, the go-live date and the invoice all land on one deal sheet. No more scrolling back through threads to remember what you said yes to.
Instagram DMnow
ok so 1 reel + 3 stories, 2.4k flat?? we can lock that
Email, reply #14now
usage is 90 days paid social + 30 day exclusivity (skincare)
Notes appnow
post thurs?? tell them FRI. no scented products!!
Calendarnow
stories due (which brand??)
Spreadsheetnow
INV-0142 | draft | net 30?
WhatsAppnow
hey! can you do net 15 instead? also need a story swipe-up
- Fee
- $2,400 flat
- Deliverables
- 1 reel + 3 story frames
- Usage
- 90 days paid social
- Exclusivity
- 30 days, no other skincare
- Go-live
- Friday, Mar 21. Unscented only
- Next due
- 3 story frames, Mar 18
- Invoice
- INV-0142 draft, net 30
Your last deal is in seven different places.
- Instagram DMwait the deadline moved to Friday??
- WhatsAppcan you do net 15 instead?
- Email, reply #14usage is 90 days paid social + exclusivity
- Notes appquoted 2.4k?? (for what)
- SpreadsheetINV-0142 | sent? | net 30?
- PDF contractexclusivity clause, page 4
- Calendarstories due (which brand??)
Reconstructing a deal shouldn't take a search party.
From scattered to settled.
- 01
Capture the deal
Paste the brief or type it in. Fee, usage rights and exclusivity go into one deal sheet, so the terms you agreed are in one place.
Deal sheet · one page
- 02
Track the work
Lay deliverables out on a timeline with their deadlines. Tick each one off as it goes out, and see what is due next.
Timeline · tick as you go
- 03
Follow the money
Note each invoice as draft, sent or paid. See at a glance what is still awaiting payment, and chase it from the same page.
Status · you record it
Click around a sample creator desk.
Your desk · March
$4,250 on the way inTo post
4
Coming in
$4,250
In the bank
$3,800
Lumen Skincare
Spring routine, 3-part series
$2,400
Invoice draft- SignedTerms agreed
- InvoiceInvoice draft
- PaidWaiting
Next up: 3 × Story frames, due Mar 18
Less reconstructing, more creating.
One source for terms
Usage rights and exclusivity live with the deal, so you stop searching old emails to check what you agreed.
Deadlines you can see
Deliverables and due dates sit together on one timeline, so the next post is never a surprise.
Invoice status at a glance
See which invoices are drafted, sent or paid without opening your inbox or a spreadsheet.
Follow-ups with context
Notes stay next to the deal, so a nudge email takes a minute instead of a fresh search through the thread.
Questions, answered plainly.
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