Every deal, invoiced properly
Set each brand deal up as a flat-fee project, then invoice it with your business details, terms and the brand's PO number.
For content creators
Invoicing for content creators and brand deals
Brand deals, sponsorships and UGC packages, invoiced properly with the PO number their finance team keeps asking for. Track the hours behind each deal and find out which ones actually paid. Free, and way more fun than a spreadsheet.
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Built for the way you bill
Made for content creators
Half up front
Bill part of the fee when the contract is signed and the rest when the content goes live. The deal shows what's left to invoice.
Usage, whitelisting and extras
Add lines for usage rights, whitelisting, extra revisions or raw footage, so nothing you negotiated gets left off.
What a deal really paid
Track the scripting, shooting and editing hours. The effective hourly rate tells you which deals to take again.
Chase net-60 for you
On Pro, reminders follow up at 15, 30 and 45+ days past due, under your name, so you don't have to be the bad guy.
Bring your editor
Invite an editor or manager, free. Their hours count toward the deal, and their cost rate shows your margin.
How it works
One brand deal, pitch to paid
- 01
Log the deal
Add the brand or their agency as a client, and the deal as a flat-fee project with the PO number they sent.
- 02
Bill the deposit
Invoice part of the fee on signing. Share the invoice link for free, or email it with a Pay button on Pro.
- 03
Make the thing
Track scripting, filming and editing time against the deal, on your phone or your laptop.
- 04
Bill the rest
Invoice the balance plus any usage fees, and check what the deal paid per hour before you quote the next brand.
All of that is free. Pro is $5.99 per team a month and adds emailed invoices, reminders, online payments and branded PDFs.
01 How do I invoice a brand deal?
Add the brand as a client and the deal as a fixed-fee project, then build an invoice from it. Your business details, payment terms, notes and the brand's PO number fill in for you.
02 Can I charge for usage rights separately?
Yes. Add usage rights, whitelisting or any other extra as its own line on the invoice, alongside the deal fee.
03 Brands pay me net-60. Can it chase them?
On Pro, yes. Turn on reminders and they go out at 15, 30 and 45+ days past due, in your words or ours, to your contact, you, or both. Pause them for any invoice.
04 Do I need to track time?
No. You can invoice flat fees without touching the timer. But tracking even roughly shows what each deal paid per hour, which is handy when you set your rates.
05 Which currencies can I invoice in?
Fifteen, including USD, EUR, GBP, CAD, AUD and INR. Each business has one currency, and one login can run more than one business.