Inside CollabQuote.
See how it works: price the scope, prepare the quote, and track the payment and rights.
Make the rights
part of the quote.
Account for paid usage, duration, Spark Ads, exclusivity and raw footage alongside the creative work. Try changing the example amounts to see how scope changes the total.
These are editable examples, not universal market rates or the app’s default settings. You control the inputs and the final quote.
Choose the rights. Try your own amounts.
Illustration only. These amounts are editable examples, not CollabQuote’s default settings or market-rate recommendations.
Walk through a deal.
Follow an offer through scope, quote, delivery, invoice, recorded payment and rights expiration.
A brand offers $500.
The brief asks for one UGC video, 90 days of paid advertising usage and Spark Ads. Start by recording the offer as received.
1 video · paid usage · Spark Ads
Interactive example · product video coming soon
The details stay together.
Explore six parts of the workflow, then preview the example paperwork.
Start with what the brand offered.
Record the proposed budget and deliverables before deciding what to charge.
Illustrative example · not an app screenshotKeep the records behind the deal.
Income and expenses
Keep revenue, expenses, other creator income and reports alongside your collaboration records. CollabQuote does not replace full accounting software.
Tax reserve planning
U.S.-focused set-aside estimates use adjustable assumptions. Check the supported tax year. These are planning estimates, not tax advice or tax preparation.
Local records and backups
No mandatory CollabQuote cloud account. The Vault protects selected sensitive payment information; not all application data is encrypted. Create encrypted backups to keep a separate copy of your records.
Backup & restoreDesigned for solo creators managing paid collaborations. Not designed for agency teams or users who need Mac, mobile, full accounting or legal software.
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