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Client feedback that scales with your agency.

Every client gets one review link. Your team gets one workspace, a folder per client and a board to run the work. Before handover, Figma vs live shows where the build drifted from the design.

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Before layernote

Sound familiar?

Ten clients means ten review rounds at once, each in its own channel, each with its own idea of done.

  • Ten clients means ten flavors of feedback: email chains, calls and annotated PDFs.
  • Per-seat tools charge you for adding a junior or a freelancer to one project.
  • Sign-off turns into a debate about whether the build really matches the approved design.

A folder per client. One link each. One board for the whole team.

01Set up a folder per client

Each client’s projects stay together, so nobody hunts through a flat list of forty projects.

02Send each client their link

They comment on the live site without an account, and every comment lands in the project.

03Run the round on the board

Assign, prioritise and move every comment across the task board, or hand fixes to your coding agent.

Built for client work.Priced for teams that grow.

  1. 01

    Organized per client

    Folders keep each client’s projects together. Separate workspaces keep clients apart when you need harder walls.

  2. 02

    Clients review free, always

    Reviewers never need a seat or an account, on any plan. The link you send is the whole onboarding.

  3. 03

    Check the build against the design

    On Studio and Team, Figma vs live compares the live page with your Figma frames and lists every difference before handover.

  4. 04

    Flat pricing for the whole team

    Priced per workspace, not per seat. Studio covers up to 10 team members, Team up to 20.

Customers

From studios that ship client work.

Lars van den Booren

Flowdough

“I expected another tool my clients would ignore. They actually use it: our last review round went from a week of email ping-pong to one afternoon, without a single call to explain what they meant.”
Lars van den BoorenFounder

FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

Still have a question? Reach out.

No. Client reviewers are free on every plan and comment through a share link without signing up.

Folders group each client’s projects on Studio and Team. Separate workspaces give harder walls: Studio includes 3, Team 10.

Most agencies start on Studio at $39 a month: unlimited projects, folders, the task board, Figma vs live and up to 10 team members. Team at $59 takes 20 members and 10 workspaces.

Yes. Put them in a Files project next to the site, with the same pins, threads and share link.

Yes, on every plan. Claude Code, Cursor and other MCP clients read the open comments with their page, element and screenshot, and resolve them when the fix is in.

Because feedback shouldn’t be the hard part.

One link for your clients to review, one list for your team to resolve.