Commiq

Stop saying
you're human.
Show them.

"No AI" in your bio is a claim anyone can type. Commiq turns the work-in-progress you already post into dated proof — on one page that also holds your prices, terms, and request form.

Set up in about ten minutes. No card.

         
 
sketch/lineart/color/final

Every page picks its own colour. Try one.

What it replaces

Right now your commission info lives in three places.

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

commiq.art/you

What you get

A link-in-bio page stops at the brief. This one keeps going — and keeps receipts.

Proof, not a promise

Your sketch, lineart, colour and final stages get timestamped as you post them, then show on your page as a timeline clients can click through. A generated image can't produce that trail after the fact.

Nobody slips away

Every request gets its own private link — no account, no password. If they lose it, they get it re-sent from your page. The client who was going to give up and never message again doesn't.

Reviews on your page

Clients rate you from their status link once the work is done, and it shows publicly with your average. You can hide a review, but never edit one — which is exactly why they're worth something.

Everyone gets emailed

New request, status change, a WIP posted, a milestone approved, a review left — both sides get told automatically. No more “any update?” messages, and nothing sits forgotten in a spreadsheet.

Every link in one place

Twitter, Instagram, Discord, plus up to six of your own — portfolio, shop, Ko-fi, Bluesky. Clients land on one page and find everything, so the bio link finally does one job properly.

Work from anywhere lands here

Most commissions get agreed in DMs or at a con, not through a form. Add those to your queue in a few seconds and the client still gets a status link, so your queue matches reality.

A queue you can show

Drag to reorder, and switch on an anonymised public queue so people can see where they are in line — and see that you're busy — without anyone having to ask.

A brief that stays put

Once you accept, the original brief locks. Anything added after that arrives as a separate change request you approve or decline. Scope creep becomes a decision, not a surprise.

Terms that pass a sanity check

Templates for illustration, OC work, VTuber models and NSFW — with a checklist that warns you if payment, revisions, usage rights, deadlines or refunds are missing.

Questions

How does the process proof actually work?+

You post work-in-progress updates as you go — that's already how you keep clients happy. Commiq timestamps each one and, for any finished piece you choose, shows the stages on your page as a clickable timeline. You opt in per commission, so private and NSFW work never appears.

Is it actually free?+

Yes. Everything described on this page is free right now — no card, no trial clock, no feature held back.

Do my clients need an account?+

Never. Each request gets its own private status link. That link is the only thing a client ever needs.

Can I close commissions without taking the page down?+

Yes. Flip to Closed or Waitlist and the page stays live — prices, terms, gallery and queue all still visible, just without the form.

I draw NSFW. Is that a problem?+

No. There's a terms template for it, and NSFW requests stay off your public queue and portfolio unless you say otherwise.

Does it handle payment?+

Not yet — you still invoice however you already do. This handles everything around the money, not the money itself.

Put one link in your bio.

Let it do the explaining, the proving, and the chasing.

Build my page — free