Everything Plug Pro does, on one page.
Plug Pro is the back office for creators who source their own brand deals: find and pitch the brand, run each deal on one record, invoice, and license your content. The storefront, the pipeline, invoicing, and 3 AI-written pitches to start are free with no card; Full Access is one flat monthly price, and no plan takes a per-deal fee.
How do I find brands and pitch them?
You source your own brands. These are the tools that make the finding and the asking faster.
Brands to pitchThousands of brands that already work with creators, sorted by niche, with a contact and a pitch angle on every card.
AI pitchingThe pitch page, the offer, and the message, written from your rates and the brand's brief in about ten seconds. You send it.
Brand outreachOne worklist that tracks stage, opens, and follow-ups for every brand you pitch: who to pitch, who to chase, who went cold.
DM brandsSend a page brands can say yes to: 60 pitch starters filled with the brand's details, and a link they open instead of a message they scroll past.
Follow-up remindersTap I sent it and the clock starts: flagged on day four, every four days after, a 9am reminder, and a going-cold list. Three notes ready to copy.
UGC dealsPackage your offers, deliver with the rights attached, and get paid directly. You bring the brand; Plug Pro handles the paperwork.
Product screens captured on a demo account. The brands are fictional.
How do I run a brand deal after the yes?
One record per deal, from brief to delivered, with the production layer sitting right on it.
- Deal managementEvery deal on one record with stage, deadline, money, and license, and a queue that tells you what needs you next.
- The deal pageOne record per deal: the brief, the locked price, the share link the brand opens, four steps from review to wrap-up, the money, and the receipt.
- Deal inboxEvery brand conversation on the deal it belongs to: one inbox, a thread both sides keep, and an email address per deal.
- WorkbenchBrief to delivered without leaving the deal: AI drafts in your voice, one asset library, and a brief-check before you ship.
- Canvas UGCDedicated-account, high-volume engagements run like real ones: video quotas, a post log with views, CPM bonuses added to cycle invoices.
- IRL & livestreamAppearances and sponsored streams as real bookings: one calendar, the rider attached, deposit and day-of balance tracked.
- Website order buttonPut an order button on your own site, Canva Sites included. Orders land in your pipeline exactly like a storefront order.
Product screens captured on a demo account. The brands are fictional.
How do I get paid and keep my rights?
Plug never touches the money. What it gives you instead is the paperwork that holds a brand to the deal.
Invoicing & paymentsA pay page the brand opens and pays through your own Stripe, PayPal, or Venmo. Auto-confirm marks the deal paid when it lands.- Content licensingA verifiable certificate that spells out channels, term, and scope, accepted by both sides before money moves. Extend it in place.
UGC portfolioA free portfolio page brands can open on a phone: your sample videos, a line about you, and how to hire you, at one link.- Portfolio templatesEvery free portfolio layout, sorted by niche, so you can see yours before you sign up.
Media kitYour storefront is your media kit: work, rates, packages, reviews, and an order button at one link, never a stale PDF.- Rights & receiptsNo escrow by design: control plus a paper trail, and a prefilled DMCA notice you send yourself if usage runs past the license.
- Keep 100%A flat monthly price instead of a percentage of deals you found yourself. No commission, no escrow, no payout hold.
- One subscriptionStorefront, contracts, invoicing, pipeline, licensing, and DMCA behind one login, connected, for one flat price.
Product screens captured on a demo account. The brands are fictional.
At every follower count.
The deals change as you grow. The back office does not.
- Nano creatorsBrand deals with 1,000 followers: your work is the pitch, local brands say yes fastest, gifted turns paid.
- Micro creatorsTen to a hundred thousand: packages, licenses, retainers, and a flat fee instead of an agency's cut.
- Local creatorsThe shops, restaurants, and studios a few blocks away, on a map, with the owner's inbox one tap from the pin.
- Side incomeExtra money from short videos with a day job and no audience: brands pay for content they run themselves.
- Never done a dealYou do not need followers or a social account: one sample, one page, five steps your dashboard keeps.
How it runs in your niche.
The same back office, with the deals your niche actually lands: gifted PR, retainers, tastings, launches, sponsored streams.
- BeautyGifted PR to paid GRWM to whitelisted ad, tracked and licensed.
- FitnessSupplement collabs, ambassador retainers, and affiliate-code deals in one pipeline.
- Food & cookingCPG deals, recipe integrations, and the restaurant that wants you in for a tasting.
- Fashion & styleHauls, OOTDs, and gifted try-ons, priced as packages and delivered with rights.
- TechReviews, unboxings, and paid integrations with the embargo and the invoice handled.
- GamingPeripheral sponsors, energy drinks, and publisher first-looks, exclusivity windows kept straight.
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Questions, answered
Which of these are included on the free plan?
The storefront with priced packages, the deal pipeline, invoicing, a daily deck of brands in your niche, and 3 AI-written pitches to start are free with no card. Full Access, a flat monthly price, opens the whole brand directory, 300 AI credits a month (up to about 100 AI-written pitches), Workbench, and Near Me. Nothing on either plan takes a per-deal fee.
Is Plug Pro a marketplace that sends me deals?
No. You source your own brands through the directory, your pitches, DMs, and inbound, and Plug Pro is the back office that runs each deal once you have it: packaging, contract, delivery with rights, invoice, and receipt. Because you found the deal, no one takes a slice of it.
Do I need all of these features to get value?
No. Most creators start with two: the storefront, so a brand can see rates and order, and the pipeline, so nothing they have already agreed to falls through. Pitching, licensing, Workbench, and the rest are there when a deal needs them, on the same record, without a second app.
Where should I start?
If you already have brand deals, start with Deal management and log them; the invoice and license live on the same record. If you are looking for deals, start with Brands to pitch and AI pitching. Either way the storefront is the first thing to set up, since every pitch and invoice points back to it.