For web designers

Client portal for web designers

Designs, feedback, and page sign-off in one branded place — whether you ship in Webflow, WordPress, Framer, or code.

From $9/month · Cancel anytime · Built for web delivery

How it works

Set up a branded client experience, send one link, and keep designs, revisions, and page approvals in one place clients understand.

Create a web project.

Add your branding and welcome note — reviews feel like your studio, not a file dump.

AC

Acme Brand Workspace

Project name

Welcome to your project workspace…

Send one link.

Clients open the latest comps, links, and notes without hunting through last week’s email.

Client invite link

mably.app/project/acme-brand

Copy link

Share, revise, approve.

Stack every revision on the same deliverable and lock page sign-off before you build or launch.

Brand guidelines.pdfApproved
Homepage mockup.pngPending
3 comments on latest revision

A calmer client experience for web delivery.

Mably is a client experience tool that gives web designers a simple client portal — keep Figma, Webflow, WordPress, or your stack, but give clients one place for designs, feedback, and approvals.

Page compsRevisionsFeedbackPage approvalsFigma linksFile previewsActivitySign-offHandoff

The web delivery mess

Feedback shouldn’t arrive after you’ve already built it.

“Can you fix the hero?” lands in Slack or WhatsApp with no screenshot, no Figma frame, and no idea which page they mean — so you rebuild the wrong section.

homepage_v3, homepage_FINAL, homepage_approved — comps and exports pile up across email and Drive until nobody knows what was actually signed off.

A verbal “looks good” on a call isn’t proof when “just one more section” appears mid-build. Without page-level sign-off, every change feels like it was always in scope.

Feedback with no page attachedRevisions before launchScope that never locked

Built for web delivery

Web workflows, without the chase.

Designs before you build. Page comps stay stacked — clients always open the latest.

Feedback on the deliverable. Change requests stay with the page — not a buried chat thread.

Page-level sign-off. Homepage approved — proof when scope drifts mid-build.

The client experience

What clients need to review your site.

Branding

Branded review space

Your studio look — not a generic SaaS login.

File library

Versioned page comps. Exports and mockups with clear revision history.

Feedback

Feedback on the page

Change requests stay with the deliverable.

Activity

Activity clients can follow. Uploads, comments, and milestones in one timeline.

Megan Chapman
Having conversations, files, and links all in one place has made collaborating with my client much easier.

Megan Chapman

Savvy VA

Is Mably right for you?

Right for web designers who

Ship sites in Webflow, WordPress, Framer, or code
Need clearer design review and approval loops
Want page sign-off before build or launch

Not a replacement for

Figma, Framer, Webflow, WordPress, or your build toolsHosting, CMS, or deployment pipelinesFull project management boards

Sound like you?

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FAQs

Client portals for web designers — answered

Yes. Mably is a client experience tool — and a simple client portal for web designers — one branded link for designs, feedback, revisions, and page approvals before you build or launch.

Create a project, drop in comps or Figma links, and invite the client. They review, comment, and approve pages without hunting through email — whether you build in Webflow, WordPress, or code.

Yes. Request approval on a deliverable and the status stays visible — useful before development, CMS build, or launch.

No. Design and build in your tools. Put share links and exports in Mably so clients have one place for the latest work and decisions.

The designers page covers visual delivery broadly. This page focuses on web delivery: page comps, client feedback before build, and sign-off that holds when scope drifts mid-project.

Drive stores files. Mably adds a branded client experience with feedback, approvals, and activity — so web delivery feels intentional.

Give every web client an experience worthy of the build. Start with one project.