Fintech
Finance for Creators
Brand deals, income forecast and taxes for creators
- Category
- Fintech
- Stage
- Growth
- For
- Creators and YouTubers managing brand deals, platform payouts, expenses, and taxes, especially in Canada and the US.
About
Reads brand deal contracts, brings in YouTube, AdSense and payout CSVs, forecasts income and shows what to set aside for tax. Tax forms for Canada (T2125) and the US (Schedule C).
Features
- Problem
- Deal terms and payment details can be difficult to track in contracts.
- How it works
- Reads uploaded contract PDFs for fees, deliverables, payment terms, usage rights, and exclusivity, and flags potentially costly terms.
- Result
- Deal details and payment expectations are organized in a tracker.
- Why
- Creators need deal obligations and risks visible before and after signing.
- Problem
- Income is spread across platforms and payout files.
- How it works
- Connects YouTube and AdSense, imports payout CSVs, and reads bank and card statements for expenses.
- Result
- Payouts and expenses can be reviewed together.
- Why
- Creators need a consolidated view of income and spending.
- Problem
- Creators may not know how much income to reserve for taxes.
- How it works
- Shows tax set-aside estimates and a 12-month income forecast, including sales tax collected.
- Result
- Creators can see estimated reserves and forecasted income ahead of time.
- Why
- Anticipating tax obligations helps creators plan for uneven income and upcoming payments.
- Problem
- Tax records may omit non-cash income or important deal context.
- How it works
- Keeps deal-linked details such as deliverable links, brand contacts, tax numbers, currency, sales tax, and gifted product value.
- Result
- Relevant deal information is available for tax summaries and accountant exports.
- Why
- Complete records help connect earnings to work and support tax preparation.
- Problem
- Creators need tax records organized for their location and accountant.
- How it works
- Organizes expenses for Canadian T2125 or US Schedule C reporting and provides a tax summary and accountant export.
- Result
- Creators can hand off categorized records; the product estimates and organizes rather than providing tax advice.
- Why
- Tax categories and records differ by jurisdiction.
Product questions
What does Finance for Creators do?
Finance for Creators helps creators track brand deals, platform payouts, expenses, income forecasts, and tax set-asides in one place.
Who is Finance for Creators for?
Creators and YouTubers managing brand deals, platform payouts, expenses, and taxes, especially in Canada and the US.
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