Commiq replaces the price sheet, the terms doc, and the request form with a single page — then keeps working after the client says yes.
Set up in about ten minutes. No card.
Every page picks its own colour. Try one.
What it replaces
Canva price sheet
re-exported every time you change a price
Google Doc terms
nobody scrolls to the bottom, nobody agrees to it
Google Form
answers land in a spreadsheet you forget to check
What you get
Prices with slots left, terms in collapsible sections they have to tick, and a request form — on one mobile-first page that loads from a bio link.
Post a sketch, lineart, colour, or final. The client gets a private link where they approve it or ask for changes. No account, no chasing.
Once you accept a request, the original brief locks. Anything the client adds after that arrives as a separate change request you approve or decline.
Drag to reorder. Show an anonymised version publicly so nobody has to ask where they are in line.
Requests untouched for 48 hours get flagged. Repeat clients show their history. Private notes stay private.
Start from a template for illustration, OC work, VTuber models, or NSFW — then a checklist warns you if payment, revisions, usage rights, deadlines, or refunds are missing.
Yes. Everything described on this page is free right now — no card, no trial clock, no feature held back.
Never. Each request gets its own private status link. That link is the only thing a client ever needs.
Yes. Flip to Closed or Waitlist and the page stays live — prices, terms, gallery and queue all still visible, just without the form.
No. There's a terms template for it, and NSFW requests stay off your public queue and portfolio unless you say otherwise.
Not yet — you still invoice however you already do. This handles everything around the money, not the money itself.