About brandmay.studio
Creators should not need a patchwork of DMs, spreadsheets, drives, and memory to run paid brand collaborations. brandmay.studio brings campaigns, deliverables, review decisions, invoices, and payments into one creator-first workflow.
How we landed here
“Are there any software or apps dedicated to helping influencers manage brand deals, track payments and progress, and understand whether every commitment has been fulfilled? I was thinking of building one.”
That question revealed a larger gap. Creators were delivering professional work for brands, but running the business around that work through WhatsApp conversations, email threads, spreadsheets, cloud drives, calendars, and memory.
A paid collaboration also includes negotiating scope, remembering dates, organizing multiple deliverables, sharing the correct draft, collecting feedback, confirming approval, sending an invoice, and following the payment. When those steps live in separate tools, it becomes easy to miss a deadline, lose a decision, or forget money that is still due.
We did not want to build another tool for making content. Creators already have plenty of those. We wanted to build a calmer way to operate the business they were already creating.
That became the foundation for brandmay.studio: one connected workflow where creators can manage a collaboration from the first conversation to the final payment, while brands can review and approve the work without creating another disconnected process.
One collaboration, two clear views
For creators
Track brand deals, briefs, deliverables, deadlines, review versions, invoices, expected payments, and overdue follow-ups. The creator remains in control of their workspace and can bring a brand into the specific campaign when collaboration is useful.
Read creator guides →For brands
Open a secure review link, comment on the correct version, request changes, or approve a submission. When invited, a brand can claim a connected workspace to keep campaign history, creator deliverables, and future review actions together.
Read brand guides →The workflow
Every feature should strengthen one connected campaign lifecycle.
Capture the opportunity and the brand involved.
Confirm scope, deliverables, value, and dates.
Create, publish for review, revise, and approve.
Turn completed work into a clear amount due.
Record receipt and close the campaign confidently.
Product principles
A due deliverable, unpublished draft, new feedback, invoice, or overdue payment should be easier to spot than a generic dashboard metric.
Feedback and approval belong to a specific deliverable version so neither side has to reconstruct the truth from chats and email.
The campaign is not operationally finished when content goes live. Invoicing, expected payment, receipt, and follow-up deserve the same clarity as production.
brandmay.studio Guides are written and product-reviewed by the team building the workflows they describe. Each guide shows a visible review date, uses fictional campaign data, and is updated when the corresponding product behavior materially changes.
Read the guides →The product is still growing. Creator and brand feedback helps decide which handoffs need more clarity, which reminders are genuinely useful, and where a workflow is adding complexity instead of removing it.
Share product feedback →Talk to the product team
If you manage creator collaborations as a creator or brand, we would like to hear where approvals, deadlines, invoices, or payment follow-ups still break down.
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