
4 → 1tools for client review and delivery
Brightwater Studio replaced four tools with one portal for video review
Video production · 40 people
Client portal for agencies
Ferrybox gives every client a branded portal to review work, approve deliverables and pay invoices – so your projects stop living in email threads.
Free for up to 2 seats. Clients are always free.
Review
Clients pin comments right on the design, the PDF, the video frame or the live staging URL. Every comment is tied to a version, so "the logo on the left one" stops being a sentence anyone has to decode.
Approve
One button, one decision, recorded with a name and a timestamp. Ferrybox nudges clients who go quiet and gives you an approval certificate to attach to the next invoice.
Get paid
Send Stripe invoices from the same portal where the client just approved the work. They pay by card or bank transfer; you see it in QuickBooks or Xero the same minute.
Median across 312 agencies that joined in 2025, measured 90 days after onboarding.
“We used to spend Fridays chasing sign-offs. Now the portal does the chasing, and Fridays are for design again.”

Hannah Pryce
Studio Director, Northfold
Portals live at clients.youragency.com with your logo, colors and email sender.
Clients click a link and they're in. No accounts, no passwords, no "I can't log in" emails.
Final files stay in one place for as long as the client needs them. No expiring transfer links.
Milestones, what's waiting on whom, and what's next – visible to the client without a status call.
Decide who sees drafts, who approves and who only sees finals.
A daily digest instead of 40 separate emails. Clients choose their channel.
Pull files from Figma and Drive, push approvals to Slack and Asana, sync invoices to QuickBooks and Xero.

4 → 1tools for client review and delivery
Video production · 40 people

3 daysaverage approval, down from 9
Design studio · 24 people

Set up your first client portal in an afternoon. We'll help you move the projects you're running today.
Dana Whitfield · just now
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