One page per deal, from brief to receipt.
Every brand deal gets its own record: the brief, the price both sides locked, the link the brand opens, the four steps from review to wrap-up, the work, the money, the emails, and the receipt at the end. Nothing about the deal lives in your head, or in a DM.
This is the page.
An in-progress deal on the demo account: stage, share link, the track with its next action, the five tabs, and the agreed brief.
Eight things that used to live in eight places.
- The brief and the termsDeal type, deliverables, timeline, usage, and the extra info the brand sent, in the deal summary. Edit it and both sides see the change.
- A price both sides lockYou agree, the brand agrees, and the price locks. Editing re-opens it, so nobody ships against a number the other side never accepted.
- A link the brand opensOne share link with an optional PIN. The page reports when it was opened, and you can revoke it in a tap if the deal changes hands.
- Four steps, in orderReview and agree, delivery, payment, wrap up. The track shows exactly where the deal stands and what is waiting on whom.
- The work, on the dealThe Work and Studio tabs hold the plan, the raw footage, the drafts, and the master that ships, so the deliverable never lives in a chat thread.
- The money, on the dealLine items, the invoice, the pay page, and the license fee sit under Money. The brand pays you directly; the status flips to Paid on the record.
- A receipt at the endWhen it wraps, the deal becomes a permanent receipt: the full timeline, the agreed terms, and any license, ready to share.
- Its own email threadEvery email with the brand lands on this deal, not in a tab you forgot. Reply from your inbox and it shows up here.
Send it, track it, know when it's paid.
A finished deal on the demo account: the share link, the track at 100%, the receipt, and the money.
Deal page questions, answered
What is a deal page?+
One record for one brand deal. It holds the brief and terms, the price both sides agreed, the share link the brand opens, the four-step track from review to wrap-up, the work and the money tabs, the email thread, and the receipt at the end. Log a deal and it exists; everything after lives on it.
Does the brand need a Plug account to see it?+
No. You send the brand a share link, with an optional PIN if you want it locked, and they open it in a browser: the summary, the price to agree to, the deliverables, and later the invoice and license. The page reports when it was opened, and you can revoke the link at any time.
What happens when the price changes?+
The agreement re-opens. Both of you agreed to a number, so editing it or the terms clears the lock and asks both sides to accept again. That is on purpose: nobody delivers against a price the other side never actually said yes to, and the change is on the record.
Can I track a deal I closed somewhere else?+
Yes. Log it by hand in under a minute, or paste the brand's brief and let AI extract the details for you to confirm. A deal that started in DMs or email gets the same page, the same track, the same invoice and license, and the same receipt as one that came through your storefront.
Does Plug hold the money or take a cut?+
No. The Money tab tracks the invoice and the pay page, but the brand pays directly into your own Stripe, PayPal, or Venmo, and Plug adds no per-deal fee on top. Nothing is escrowed and nothing is held, so the amount on the record is the amount that reaches your account.
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