Creator Brand Deal Tracker

Brand deals live in DMs, email threads and memory. That's how a creator forgets to invoice a post from three weeks ago, chases a payment nobody followed up on, or signs a skincare deal that breaks last month's skincare exclusivity.

This Claude Code plugin keeps every deal in one CSV file you own. Paste an offer or a signed brief, and Claude turns it into a row, shows it to you, adds it after your OK, then checks the file. The pipeline shows deals and fees by stage, what's signed but unpaid, and what you've been paid this year. The due report lists deliverables coming up, posts not yet invoiced, overdue invoices (with a friendly follow-up drafted for you to send), and usage rights or exclusivity ending soon. The conflict check compares a new offer's category and dates against the exclusivity windows you've agreed to, including deals still in negotiation. Invoices come from your own details, in Markdown or HTML you can save as a PDF. The calendar export puts due dates, post dates, invoice due dates and rights end dates into Google, Apple or Outlook.

Inside: 6 commands (/deal-log, /deal-pipeline, /deal-due, /deal-invoice, /deal-conflicts, /deal-calendar), a skill with the file format and rules, the deal helper (Node.js, no packages), an invoice template, and sample deals with tested outputs.

For creators, influencers and the people who manage their deals. It pairs with our Creator Brand Deal Agent and Creator Rate Card Calculator.

Limitations: it doesn't connect to email, platforms or banks. Conflicts are matched on category labels, so the contract's wording decides. Invoices have no tax calculation. Not legal or tax advice.