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From idea, brief, email or contract to done deal.

The AI-powered workspace for creative business. From an idea, a brief or a contract, all the way to final payment.

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Brief Studio

Start with an idea.

Describe the work the way you’d say it. Brief Studio turns it into a brief, tasks and a plan, and asks only what it doesn’t know.

A woman in a printed shirt beside a plantLarge portraits on a gallery wall in LagosA man in an open white shirt on a beach, a camera rig behind himI want to pitch Hannah at Luma Journal: six artists photographed in their studios, with a short film of them at work. It fits their December issue on studios.

Good fit for that issue. Before I draft it: who’s shooting with you, and do you know what Luma pays for a feature like this?

Just me, and Theo on sound. Their rate was USD 4,000 all-in last time, but nothing’s agreed yet.

Here’s the brief. Stills and a film across six studios is too much for you alone, so I’ve added a task to find a cinematographer. The pitch goes to Hannah at USD 4,000, marked unconfirmed until she agrees. Nothing is created until you say so.

Your briefFilling in…
Current Forms
Scope
For
Crew
Budget
Tasks
Plan

Got a brief? Know the deal before you say yes.

Dealbreaker, DEAL’s AI agent, reads the brief, email or contract you’re sent and talks you through it: what’s agreed, what’s missing and what to ask.

Email from Priya, Northline

Hi Sam, we loved your Current Forms series! We’re launching Northline’s spring sneakers and want you to shoot it: two studio days in Toronto, March 10–11, about 20 hero images plus behind-the-scenes. We have CAD 14,000 for photography. The images would run in store, on our site and in paid social. Could you bring a stylist too? We’d need your availability by Friday.

Northline mood board.pdf
DealbreakerReading Priya’s email…
Spring campaign
Scope
Budget
Usage
Stylist

Quote it with the usage pinned down: with no term or territory, paid social means forever. Put the stylist on top. Here’s a reply:

I’d love to, and I’m free March 10–11. CAD 14,000 covers the photography, with use in store, on your site and in paid social in Canada for 12 months. A stylist for both days is CAD 1,800 on top. Shall I send the quote?

Every tool you juggle, in one place.

The brief lives in email, the crew in group chats, the budget in a spreadsheet and the contract in a PDF. DEAL brings them into one project, and Dealbreaker reads across all of it.

  • Email threadsthe brief
  • Group chatsthe crew
  • Shared drivesthe files
  • Spreadsheetsthe budget
  • PDFs to signthe contract
  • Invoicing appthe invoices
One projectCurrent Forms
Brief
Scope, usage and dates
People
Who’s on it, and what each sees
Work
Files, tasks and deliverables
Money
Budget and fees, in their own currency
Agreements
Signed, versioned, in one place
Invoices
Sent, paid and overdue

Dealbreaker reads across all of it.

Everything a production needs, ready from day one.

Know who owes you what.

Invoices, payments and what’s due this month, in each amount’s own currency. Overdue invoices come to the top.

From Brief StudioCurrent FormsFor Luma Journal, December issue
Scope
6 studio portraits + short film
Budget
USD 4,000
Shoot
Nov 10–21
Crew
You, Mara, Theo
Money · open invoices
  • Luma JournalINV-0142 · depositUSD 1,20012 days late
  • Luma JournalINV-0147 · balanceUSD 1,600Due Dec 19
  • Halden StudioINV-0139 · lookbookEUR 4,750Due Nov 30
DealbreakerToday
What you’re owed
Overdue
USD 1,200 · Luma, 12 days
Outstanding
USD 2,800 · and EUR 4,750
Due next
EUR 4,750, Nov 30
Paid
USD 41,200 this year · and CAD 14,000

Chase Luma today: the deposit was due Oct 16 and filming starts Nov 10. Here’s a reminder:

Hi Hannah, a nudge on INV-0142, the USD 1,200 deposit. Can it go out this week? We film from November 10.

Questions

What is DEAL?

An AI-powered workspace for creative business. Start from an idea, a brief or a contract, and one project holds the people, the agreements, the work and the money, all the way to final payment.

How is it different from Notion or a spreadsheet?

Those give you blocks to build your own system. DEAL already understands how a creative production runs: scope, budget, who pays for what, approvals and delivery, ready from the first idea.

What does the AI do?

In Brief Studio it turns your idea into a brief, tasks and a plan, asking only what it doesn’t know. Dealbreaker reads briefs, emails and contracts and tells you what is missing. It drafts, suggests and asks. It never sends, books, pays or agrees for you.

Who can see my fees and budget?

Only you see the full budget, every fee and the profit on the job. Clients see the quote, what needs their approval and what is delivered to them. Each collaborator sees their own scope, fee, agreement and deliverables.

Is my work used to train AI models?

No. Your briefs, contracts and files are used to run your deals, not to train AI models.

Does it cost anything?

No. DEAL is free during early access. The founding group is for creatives, producers and studios who run real jobs through DEAL and shape what comes next.

You’ve got an invitation.

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Founding group
Scope
Run real jobs through DEAL and tell us what’s missing
Fee
Free during early access
Perks
Features added on request, first access to new tools, and a direct line to the team
FAQ
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