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Tell us the project
Client name, what you are making for them and the key dates. We set up their page with you.
Every approval recorded with who said yes and when
Files in one thread, feedback in another, the approval buried in a text. ClientHuddle gives each client a single link with the files, the messages and an approve button, and keeps a record of every yes.
No card today. Clients never need an account.
How it works
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Client name, what you are making for them and the key dates. We set up their page with you.
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The client opens it from any device. Files, messages and anything waiting for their approval are all there.
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When the client approves a file or a step, the page records who, when and what they approved.
Free tool
Pick the kind of project and its dates. You get a checklist with the client steps people usually forget, spread across your timeline.
First client
Tell us about one real project. We reply with that client's page set up for you to look at and the plan that fits.
Nothing is charged until you approve by email.
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Pricing
One link per client holds the files, the messages and the approvals. Pick by how many clients you run at once.
$9 a month
3 active clients, one shared page each for files, messages and approvals.
$29 a month
20 active clients, your logo on every page and approval records you can download.
$59 a month
Unlimited clients, 3 team members, and we set up your first five client pages for you.
Nothing is charged until you approve by email. Clients never pay and never need an account; they open their link.
Before you send
No. They open their link. You can add a passcode to a client's page if the files are sensitive.
The client presses Approve on a file or a step. The page records their name, the time and exactly what was approved.
On Studio and Firm, yes. Every client page shows your name and logo.
You can download the files and the approval record, and close the page or leave it open for the client.