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A booking page for brand deals, calls and shoot days
Put your formats, rates and free dates on the page that lives in your bio. A brand picks a slot itself, fills the brief in on the same page, and the deposit and the history of every deal stay in the Bookly CRM.
Everything a creator needs to take bookings
Your DMs stop being the office.
The page answers about formats, rates and free dates even when you are deep in an edit and a brand manager is writing at two in the morning.
Booked from the link in your bio
A brand or a follower picks the format, the date and confirms, right there on your page. No chain of “how much is it”, “when are you free”, “let me ask the team”.
Dates that are really free
The calendar shows only what is still unsold. Slots already taken, and the days you closed for filming or editing, are never offered again.
Your rates answer for you
Formats, lengths, rates and terms sit on the page, so you are not retyping the same rate card into forty different threads.
Works where they found you
The same link opens from Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and Telegram, and is just as easy from a phone.
What a creator gets
More slots sold. Fewer DMs. Fewer brands that drift off.
Bookly takes on what eats the hours between the shoot and the edit: the answers about rates and dates, the deposit, the reminders and the history of every deal.
Slots sell themselves
Let a brand book the slot while it still wants you
The brand manager writes in the evening, from another country, with a budget to sign off by Friday. On your page they see the formats, the rates and the dates that are open, and book the integration themselves, without waiting for you to come out of the edit.
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Formats, lengths and rates on one page
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Booking open around the clock
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One link for Instagram, TikTok and YouTube
Fewer brands that vanish
Hold the deal with a brief, and see the deposit in Finance
The brand sends the deposit for the slot before the work starts, and you enter it as a Deposit operation, so Operations shows who is actually booking and who was just asking. A short form collects the brief on the spot: the product, the key messages, the deadline, the links, so you know what the call is about before it starts.
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The deposit for the deal as a row in Operations
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The brief filled in before the work starts
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A reminder before every call and shoot
Deals that come back
Remember what you agreed with that brand last year
What ran, in which format, what the integration cost last time, who signs off the edit and what must not appear on camera: it is all in the client card. When the brand comes back before a new launch, you are not digging through a year of DMs.
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History of deals and formats
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Notes on terms, edits and contacts
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Booking the next slot in a few taps
The result in numbers
A production slot is taken at once, not after a round of emails
The client sees which days are open for filming and for the edit, and books one. You stop holding three parallel threads about the same Wednesday in your head.
Try for free
24/7
Brands book a slot at any hour of the day
3 min
To add a format with its length and rate
100%
Of reminders go out automatically
30+
Integrations, calendar and Telegram among them
How to open booking in your bio
Setting it up takes one evening between edits: the formats with their rates, the dates you are free, and a link to replace the old one in your bio.
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Describe your formats
Reels, stories, an integration in a video, a call, a shoot day: the length and the rate of each.
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Open the dates you are free
Set the days and hours for calls and shoots, close the editing week, and Bookly offers only the slots that are real.
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Swap the link in your bio
Put it in Instagram, TikTok and YouTube. Bookings start landing in your calendar right away.
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Attract clients, take bookings, automate communication, and track results — no complicated setup.
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i want to add google analytics and the meta pixel to my link page is that possible
Ryan
Bookly team
Yes, GA4, GTM and Meta Pixel can be connected from the Pro plan. The same plan adds detailed page analytics: visitors, CTR, devices and audience for up to 90 days.
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Yes. A format is a service like any other: its own length and rate. An ad slot, a call and a shoot day sit in the same calendar, and a brand books a date the way a client books a visit.
Yes, though by hand: Bookly takes no payments online. The brand sends the deposit after booking, and you add a Deposit operation in Finance with its name and the format. Operations then shows which slot is already paid into.
Yes. A short form sits on the page next to booking: the product, the key messages, the deadline, the links and anything that is off limits. The answers collect in it and you read them before the call.
Close those days in your schedule, or set a buffer between bookings, and they are never shown to brands as free.
Yes. A call is a service of its own, with its own length and rate. The format is chosen at booking, and you send the link to the call the way you already do.
No. The Bookly page works as one link for your bio, with the formats, the rates and the booking on it. If you already have a site, it can go there too.
Yes. Create an account and put your page together with no card and no commitment.
Other niches in this industry
Bookly is not only for content creators. Pick your own line of work: the same tools are there, arranged around different days.
Online booking for content creators
Bookly is a Ukrainian online booking and CRM service for content creators: a brand books a slot for a reel, an integration or a shoot day from the link in your bio, fills in the brief on the same page, and the history of every deal stays on the client card.
A creator’s desk is the DM inbox. One stream holds messages from followers, barter offers, podcast pitches and a note from a brand manager asking at two in the morning what a reel costs and whether there is a slot left in March. The answer goes out the next day, by which point the budget has gone to whoever replied faster, and the calls, shoot days and publication dates that were agreed live in the notes app.
A booking page takes that conversation off you. It lists the formats, a reel, stories, an integration in a video, a call or a shoot day, with their length and rate, next to the dates that are genuinely open. The brand picks a slot and gets a confirmation, and you see a finished booking in the calendar: date, format, contact.
The deposit matters more here than it looks. It separates the brands that are really booking from the ones that were just asking. You enter the money they send as a Deposit operation in Finance, so Operations shows which slots are already paid into. And a short form before the work collects the brief straight away, the product, the key messages, the deadline, the links and whatever is off limits, so the call does not start with “tell me what you need”. Reminders before the call and the shoot go out on their own.
After that it comes down to memory. The client card keeps the history of the deals: what ran, in which format, what the last integration cost, who signs off the edit and what must not appear on camera. When the brand comes back before a new launch, all of it opens in seconds. And the page itself works as one link for the bio, in Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and Telegram, where the formats, rates and free dates are updated in one place and current everywhere at once.
Bookly team