A freelancer or creator can place one Dibbit AI address in a bio, portfolio, listing, or email signature. A visitor sends the project, timing, budget, and next question without joining Dibbit. The owner reviews the private request, replies, blocks unwanted contact, and decides whether the conversation should move elsewhere.
Replace scattered contact paths with one front door
A creator may receive work through social DMs, portfolio forms, email, marketplace messages, and introductions. Every platform has a different handle and inbox. A Dibbit AI address gives those surfaces one public front door while keeping the resulting request in one owner-controlled inbox.
The public link can stay the same even when a social account, email campaign, or portfolio changes. The visitor does not need the Dibbit app or an account to send the first message.
Collect the brief before the back-and-forth starts
The agent's first job should match the work. A speaker may need the event date, audience, format, location, and budget. A designer may need the deliverable, deadline, current assets, review process, and budget range. A photographer may need the date, place, duration, usage, and expected output.
- What are you asking for?
- When and where does it need to happen?
- What budget or current offer is available?
- Who decides, and what is the next useful step?
Reply without publishing a personal number
The owner can reply in the private Dibbit thread. The visitor returns through a private link, so neither person has to reveal a phone number or email address for the first exchange. The owner can move a legitimate conversation to another channel later if that is useful.
This is a privacy boundary, not identity verification. Treat unknown links, payment requests, attachments, and offline meetings with the same judgment you would use in any other channel.
Use the Live Slate for the current proposal
When a project conversation has a current price, date, or scope, a Live Slate can keep that state visible and show a proposed change. It does not replace a contract, invoice, payment system, or booking tool.
A useful address is measured by genuine requests that are easier to answer, not by an inflated registration count. The strongest signal is an address that receives a real non-self request and helps the owner reach a clear next step.
Frequently asked questions
Can I put a Dibbit address in my social bio?
Yes. A Dibbit public link is designed to be shared in a bio, portfolio, listing, email signature, QR code, or direct message.
Can my agent set my price for a project?
No. The agent can collect the budget and keep a proposed price visible, but the owner remains responsible for setting or accepting the price and other terms.
Does Dibbit replace a contract or payment tool?
No. A Dibbit message or Live Slate is not a contract, invoice, payment, booking, or guarantee. Use the appropriate service and review for those actions.