Anna Lewis
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can i put a password on my portfolio link so only brands i send it to can open it
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Shoot bookings and briefs for UGC creators
Put your packages, your rates and the days you film behind one link. The brand books a day and fills in the brief on the same page before the shoot, the deposit shows as its own operation in Finance, and every order you have run for them stays in your CRM.
What the creator gets
Fewer DMs. Sharper briefs. More repeat orders.
Bookly takes on what eats the hours between filming and editing: quoting packages, collecting the brief before the shoot day, and holding the history of every brand.
Packages instead of DMs
Let a brand book a shoot day without asking for your rates
The first message from a brand is always the same: what is in the package, what it costs, when you are free. The page answers all of that itself, so the manager sees the formats, the price and the open shoot days and books without waiting for you to finish an edit and reply.
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A package for every format: video, unboxing, testimonial
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Price and shoot length visible before booking
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One link for TikTok, Instagram and your media kit
Ready before the shoot
Get the brief before the shoot day and the deposit in Finance
A video turns out the way the brief was written. A form on the page collects the product, the key messages, the hooks, the wording to avoid and the delivery date, while the deposit for the package goes into Finance as a Deposit operation, so Operations shows who has paid and who disappeared right after “send us a few options”.
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Brief and references in a form before the shoot
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The deposit for the package as a row in Operations
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A reminder to the brand the day before filming
Repeat orders
Keep every brand’s history within reach
What you shot, from which brief, which hooks they asked for, which usage rights you handed over and what it cost: it all sits in the brand’s card. When the manager comes back a month later for another batch, you are not digging through three messengers.
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History of shoots and packages for every brand
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Notes on hooks, formats and usage rights
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Booking the next shoot in a few clicks
Everything a shoot booking needs
Fewer “send your rates”. More shoot days confirmed.
Packages, prices and open days are visible from the first screen, at any hour, from any device.
Booking from a link
The brand picks a package, a format and a shoot day and confirms it. No rate card pasted into a DM, no three-day thread.
Days that are really free
Only the days you actually film are open, with the time you need for editing and delivery already counted in.
Packages and prices in place
Formats, the number of videos, shoot length and prices sit on the page, so you are not typing the same answer every day.
One link in the bio
The same link works in TikTok, in Instagram and in an email to an agency, so brands book where they found your work.
Quick start
How to start taking bookings from brands
Build the page in an evening and put the link in your bio. No separate website and no PDF media kit required.
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Build your page
Add your name, the niches you film for, examples of your work and how brands and agencies can reach you.
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Describe your packages
Say what each package includes, how many videos are in it and what it costs, and describe the deposit in the terms.
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Open your shoot days
Set the days you film and leave room for editing, so a booking never lands on a delivery day.
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Put the link in your bio
Add it to TikTok, Instagram and your email signature. Bookings show up in the calendar straight away.
The result in numbers
A brand sees your open slots instead of waiting for a reply
A brand manager arrives from the link in your bio, picks the format and a date, and gets a confirmation. What usually takes three days of email takes a minute.
Try for free
24/7
Brands book a shoot at any hour
3 min
To add a new package with its price
100%
Of reminders go out automatically
30+
Integrations, calendar and Telegram among them
(4.9/5)
500+ businesses already run on Bookly
Fewer Lost Leads.
More
Loyal Clients.
Attract clients, take bookings, automate communication, and track results — no complicated setup.
Have a question about Bookly for UGC creators?
Ask it here. The answer appears under your question and lands in your inbox, and stays on the page for the next person looking for the same thing.
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Awaiting an answer
Yes. A form sits on the page next to booking: the product, the key messages, the hooks, the wording to avoid and the delivery date. The answers collect in the form itself, so you prepare in advance.
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 package. Operations then shows which shoot day is already paid into.
Every package has its own length and price, so a single video and a day of three formats take different room in the calendar with no manual maths.
Yes. A buffer sits between bookings, and editing days, travel and days off are closed in the schedule, so they are never shown to brands as free.
No. The Bookly page works as a link of its own, with your packages, prices and booking on it, though you can just as well put it on a site you already have.
Yes, a reminder goes out automatically the day before, while there is still time for the brand to send the samples and confirm the details.
Yes. Create an account and build your page with no card and no commitment.
Other niches in this industry
Bookly is not only for UGC creators. Pick your own line of work: the same tools are there, arranged around different days.
Online booking for UGC creators
Bookly is a Ukrainian online booking and CRM service for UGC creators: a brand picks a video package and a shoot day from your link, fills in the brief before the shoot, and every brand’s order history stays in the CRM for the next batch.
A UGC creator’s day begins with the same message every time: “Hi, how much for a video?” Then comes the rate card, what each package includes, how long a shoot takes and which days are still open. Half of those threads end in nothing: while you were typing the answer between filming and editing, the brand manager had already written to three other creators.
A booking page takes that conversation off your hands. It shows the formats and the packages, how many videos are in each, the price, the length of the shoot and the days you are genuinely free to film. The brand picks a package and books a day, and you see a confirmed order in your calendar, with the brand, the package and the date on it. The deposit for the package goes into Finance as a Deposit operation.
The brief matters here as much as the date. When the product, the key messages, the hooks and the wording to avoid arrive as voice notes across three chats, something always gets lost and the script is rewritten afterwards. A form before the shoot collects it all as one list: what you are filming, what has to be said, what must not be, and when the finished material is due. The deposit, visible in Operations, adds the brand’s half of the commitment.
Repeat orders are what makes a calm month: the second and third batch for the same brand goes faster, because the product and the tone are already clear. The CRM keeps each brand’s history: the packages they took, the briefs you filmed from, the hooks they asked for and the notes you left after the shoot. A month later, when the manager comes back, the context is one click away and the new booking takes a few more.
Bookly team