You run your brand deals out of a pinned note, your DMs and your memory. It works until a code expires, an invoice slips, or a post date lands on the wrong day. Paste that note into Margot and keep working the way you do. She holds the dates, pushes you before each one, and hands you the right link in one tap. No setup. No spreadsheet. She’s on your side, not theirs.
The code is in the note, somewhere below the old one. The brief is in an email you starred. The invoice went out, you think, and the exclusivity ends at some point in November. You have three deals going and a video to film by Thursday. Nobody is going to hold those dates for you, and a manager isn’t in the budget yet.
There’s nothing to set up. You paste the note you already have, Margot reads it, and you confirm each brand with a tap. From then on you copy from Margot instead of scrolling, and she keeps the dates you were keeping in your head.
Every deal you activate gets a receivable with a due date from its terms. Expected, paid, or late on the card. One push on the due date if it hasn’t landed, and a nudge draft you send yourself.
Deliverables with due dates, even ones that count from the day the product arrives. Exclusivity and usage rights with an end date, so an expiry reads as “you can sell this again,” not a surprise.
Every brand, link and code in one place. Copy the link, the code, or both formatted for a story. Codes with an end date stop being offered the day they expire, so you never post a dead one.
Paste the brief, or type it the way you’d jot it in the note. Margot proposes the deal and saves nothing until you confirm. Ask what’s due this week. Tell her “mark Hollow & Vale paid.” No forms, no fields.
Here’s the deal I read. One thing I assumed: the due date counts from the day the pan arrives, because Jess wrote “within 2 weeks of it arriving.” No usage term yet; I’ll ask you when the brief lands.
Free does the whole job today: receivables, deadlines, rights expiries, reminders and one-tap copy. Paid plans, when they open, only add room and the intelligence. No card, no trial clock, no commission on your deals, ever.
Move your note in today and run your deals from Margot.
More room for creators running several deals at once.
The intelligence. Margot reads your inbox and does the work before you open it.
Two minutes to move in. Free, no card, and it stays free for as long as it fits.
