For designers
A client portal built for designers — pay once.
Files, feedback and the invoice scatter across email attachments, a shared folder and a DM thread, and "which version is the client actually looking at" becomes its own small mystery.
Sound familiar
What this usually looks like.
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Feedback and file versions live across email attachments, a shared drive folder and a DM thread, so nobody is quite sure which version a client is actually looking at.
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A deposit invoice goes out through whichever tool is fastest that day, rather than something that looks like part of the studio a client just hired.
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Every client lands somewhere slightly different depending on the project, so there is no consistent first impression of what working with you is actually like.
What replaces it
The modules that cover this.
Real pieces of the product, not a promise of what could be built.
Welcome
Sets the studio’s tone before a single deliverable exists.
Documents
Deliverables and client assets in one place, not lost in a reply-all thread.
Invoices
The deposit or final invoice, paid by card, looking like part of your studio rather than a side tool.
Messages
Feedback lives with the files, in one thread, not scattered across email and DMs.
Steps
Check the files, review the invoice, say hello — the same kickoff every project starts with.
Where to start
Your starting template.
Every template builds a complete set of pages, already written — rewrite any of it, nothing is locked.
Studio / Agency
6 pagesFor studios and agencies delivering project work, sharing files, and billing clients.
Design work usually starts with a brief and files, not a long signed engagement contract, which is exactly the Studio template’s shape — documents, an invoice and messages up front, no intake form or agreement page in the way.
- Welcome
- Kicking off
- Project files
- Invoices
- Messages
- Resources
Straight answers
A couple of things worth asking.
Can clients comment directly on a file?
No — feedback happens through uploads and the message thread, not inline annotation on a file itself.
Do I still need a separate portfolio site?
Not necessarily. Your portal’s public page can act as a light front door on its own, or you can keep an existing portfolio site and link clients here only once you’re working together.
Ready when you are
Set it up this afternoon, invite your next client tonight.
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