The creator deal operating system
Own your deals.
Not just your content.
Paste the contract. Crubo reads it, flags what hurts you, and tells you what to counter, in seconds.
Built for deals that arrive from
The problem
There’s more to a deal than the price. The rest is in the terms.
Rights priced at zero
A $400 post can hand a brand months of paid-media rights it never paid for. If the term reads “perpetual,” they can run it as an ad for years without paying you another cent.
Conflicts you can’t see
An inbox can’t compare two contracts, so a category overlap stays invisible until a brand’s legal team finds it.
Deadlines with no owner
Posting windows, Net-90 hiding as Net-30, exclusivity that lifts without telling you. Miss one and it’s money or a relationship.
One cause:
You can’t hold every term in your head. Crubo can.
What Crubo does
Price it. Read it. Defend it. Track it.
Four jobs, in the order a deal actually happens.
Price it
Know what it’s worth first
Before you reply, price the whole deal (the deliverables, the usage rights, and the exclusivity) as separate line items. Your number comes with a reason behind it, not a guess you have to defend later.
- A price with a reason behind it.
- Deliverables, usage and exclusivity, each priced on its own.
What should this pay?
SampleNicole Bailey
Food & cooking · Creator Profile applied
Usage rights
- Base Reel$1,200
- Paid usage$450
- Exclusivity$350
Example only. Your real number takes into account your Creator Profile and the unique terms of the deal.
Read it
Every clause, in your language
Paste a DM, forward the email, or drop the PDF. Crubo breaks it into five categories (commercial, rights, control, risk, restrictive) and points to the line each term came from, so you can argue with it instead of taking it on faith.
- Know if a deal’s any good.
- Every clause sorted into five categories, each citing its source line.
Commercial
Rights
Control
Risk
Restrictive
Every term cites the line it came from. Informational, not legal advice.
Defend it
Checked against everything you signed
Each new offer runs against your whole deal history. Category overlaps and rights collisions surface while you are still deciding, which is the one moment the information is worth anything.
- Catch the overlap before you sign.
- Overlaps matched on the category, not the brand name.
- Rights collisions surface while you’re still deciding.
Conflict scan
Exclusivity overlap
Petal Grove’s herbal tea exclusivity falls inside the wellness category locked by GreenLeaf on Jun 12.
Track it
Dates that place themselves
Mark a deal active and the dates land on a calendar: content due, posting window, payment terms, exclusivity end, rights expiry. Export the .ics once and it lives in the calendar you already check.
- Content, posting, payment and rights dates, placed for you.
- One .ics feed into the calendar you already check.
July 2026
Before the first email
Brands ask. You decide what they see.
Your media kit lives at your own link. Brands request your rates, and every download lands in Crubo as a lead. Free on every plan.
Why not just a chatbot?
A chatbot reads your contract once and forgets it. Crubo doesn’t. It checks every new deal against what you’ve already signed.
How it works
Three steps, starting with whatever you’ve already got.
Nothing to import or set up. Start with whatever's already in your inbox.
- 01
Send it over
Paste the DM, forward the email to your Crubo address, upload the PDF, or type it in by hand. Screenshots and scans work too.
- 02
Read Crubo’s Take
Every clause extracted and sourced, priced through a creator lens, checked against every deal you have already signed.
- 03
Counter, sign, get paid
Send the counter in your own words. Mark it signed and the calendar, the rights ledger and the invoice build themselves.
Straight answers
Questions worth asking first
No, it’s only an information tool. Every flag surfaced in a Crubo’s Take deal review is designed to point to the exact clause it came from so you can see what’s in your contract and you’re not guessing. We always recommend separately contacting a lawyer if you want legal advice.
However it arrives, Crubo reads it. A DM screenshot, a photo of a printed page, a forwarded email, a PDF. Drop it in and Crubo pulls every term out, each cited to its source line. The messiest way a deal shows up is still one Crubo can read.
Yes. Your contracts are encrypted, never sold, and never shared.
No card to start, ever. The free plan gives you 3 full reviews a month (reading, pricing, flags, all of it) with nothing to enter but the contract. Add a card only if you outgrow it.
A few deals a year are still a few too many to get wrong. Tracking, the calendar, the rights ledger, and invoicing are free for as long as you use Crubo. As your business grows, Crubo will be there to grow with you if you ever need the additional support provided by the Creator subscription tier.
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