Public booking catalog
A /a/<agency-slug>/book catalog of publishable, creator-bound packages plus roster SetCard rates that are public, approved and set to show their rates publicly.
Self-Booking
Let brands book you while you sleep.
Publish packages and rate cards to a public catalog; brands add them to a cart and book — every request becomes a real, priced offer, instant or on review.
Guided tour
On /a/<agency-slug>/book a prospect adds a TikTok bundle package and a creator’s story rate to the cart, then submits with just their name and email.
app.talentm.net / a / bright-talent / book
TikTok Bundle · 3 videos€4,500
@mika.rivers · Story rate€900
Cart total (net)€5,400
Name · email · optional timeframe
jara@nordwind.example
Request booking
What you get
Everything in the module.
Cart → real offer
A booker — a new prospect or an existing portal client — adds items, leaves name, email and an optional timeframe, company and message, and submits. A real offer is minted: the offer, its line items and a share token.
Price integrity
The server resolves every price from this tenant’s published catalog — it never trusts a client-sent amount, and it never mixes currencies inside one offer.
Instant or review-first
Instant mode returns the acceptance token so the booker can Accept on /offer/<token> through the same single offer-decision gate — which auto-creates the campaign, participants and format-default deliverables and KPIs. Or keep it review-first.
Rebooking
A ?rebook link resubmits a verbatim copy of a prior offer’s lines, and every self-booked offer shows up in the client’s /portal cockpit.
The switch is data
There is no self-booking settings table — the catalog goes live as an enabled catalog block on a published public-site page.
Facts, not promises
- Only published packages and approved, publicly-priced SetCard rates are bookable — nothing internal leaks into the catalog.
- Every price is resolved server-side from this tenant’s published catalog; client-sent amounts are ignored and one offer never mixes currencies.
- Self-booking mints an offer to accept, not a charge — it is not a payment checkout, and offer money is NET.
- There is no settings table: the catalog is switched on by publishing an enabled catalog block on a public-site page.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Is self-booking a payment checkout?
No. It produces an offer to accept, not a charge. The money on the offer is NET, so staff set the campaign budget consciously — self-booking mints the offer, it does not take a payment.
What can actually be booked?
Two things: publishable packages that are bound to a creator, and roster SetCard rates that are public, approved and explicitly set to show their rates publicly. Nothing internal or unpublished appears in the catalog.
Can a booker tamper with the prices?
No. The server resolves every price from this tenant’s published catalog and ignores any client-sent amount, so a hand-edited request cannot change what is charged. It also refuses to mix currencies inside a single offer.
Does a booking create the work automatically?
In instant mode, yes: the booker accepts on /offer/<token> through the same single offer-decision gate the rest of the platform uses, which auto-creates the campaign, its participants and the format-default deliverables and KPIs. Agencies that prefer to vet first can keep it review-first instead.
Put a Book button on your roster.
Publish a package, share the link, and let priced, ready-to-accept offers come to you.
No credit card · EU-hosted · GDPR & GoBD-ready