How it works
Your Tuesday,
while you're filming.
This is one real deal, start to finish. Your only job is the bit in purple.
- 09:12
A brand emails you
Straight into your normal Gmail, like always. You're filming, so you don't even see it.
Plume Money · jess@plumemoney.co.uk
“We'd love one Reel introducing round-ups. Budget-wise we typically work around £900…”
- 09:13
Your manager reads it
Maya, or whoever you name, checks it's a real brand with a real budget rather than a PR blast. Spam never reaches you.
Genuine brand ✓Finance, your top categoryBudget below your rateNot spam - 09:14
She prices it from your rate card
Your rates and your floors, set by you in your dashboard. She never invents a number and never goes below what you've said you work for.
Instagram Reel
your card · floor £1,100, never crossed
£1,400
- 09:15
Your phone buzzes, once
One text. You read the exact reply she wants to send. Approve it, tweak the wording first, or say no. Nothing with a price moves without you.
Maya: A14: Plume Money offered £900 for a Reel. I want to hold £1,400. Reply A14 YES to send it, or open the app to adjust the wording.A14 YES - 09:16
The reply sends from your management office
Not from your personal Gmail. From your manager, on your own management domain. Brands negotiate differently when management answers.
From: maya@okaformanagement.co.uk
“£900 is under where Amara works: her rate for a Reel is £1,400, including one round of amends and a Stories link on posting day…”
- Done
Deal closed, invoice out, money chased
When the brand says yes, the invoice goes out in your name and is paid straight to your account. Velson never touches your money. If it runs late, she chases politely so you never have to.
AMARA-2026-015
paid direct to you · chased at 7 / 14 / 21 days
£1,400
paid
One text. £500 more.
That's the whole product. £50 a month, no commission, cancel any time. And your inbox was always yours.
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