Cut client approval time in half with one link instead of endless threads
Give clients a single place to review work, drop feedback, and approve, with no logins, no attachments, and no 'see screenshot 4'. Your team ships rounds faster and looks sharp doing it.
Why agencies choose Commento
One link per project
Replace scattered emails and spreadsheets with a single review link your client can open on any device.
Faster sign-off
Clients approve inline, so revision rounds close in hours instead of days.
A polished client experience
White-glove review that makes your studio look organised and premium from the first handoff.
Collate every request in one thread
Bugs, copy tweaks, and design nits all land as pinned comments on the live site, no more reconciling five email chains.
Track projects to approval
See what's open, in progress, and approved at a glance, so nothing slips between the client and your team.
Impress clients with a premium review
A clean, branded review link makes your studio look organised and buttoned-up from the very first handoff.
From shared link to shipped fix
The same four steps every time, whether it is a staging site, a design export, a cut of a video, or a PDF proof.
Share the link
Send one review link. No account, no extension, and nothing to install for the people reviewing your work.
Pin the feedback
Reviewers click the exact spot on the website, image, video, or PDF and leave their comment there.
Mark it up
Arrows, boxes, and freehand drawings sit on top of the work, so nothing has to be described in words.
Track it to done
Every comment becomes a card with an owner, a priority, and a status you can follow to shipped.
Everything agencies need, from day one
No add ons and no feature gates on the review itself. Plans differ on how many projects and people you bring, not on what a review can do.
Yes. Spin up a project per client, invite your team, and keep each review link cleanly separated.
Clients click a link and comment, and that is it. No account, no tutorial, and no support tickets.
Invite designers, developers, and project managers to collaborate on the same review with roles that fit each of them.
