Client feedback was never designed for how studios work.
48 emails for one revision round.
Feedback scattered across threads, each person replying to a different version. No audit trail. No resolution tracking.
Screenshots of screenshots of screens.
A senior partner photographing their laptop and texting it to the account manager. Nobody knows which page.
Feedback on the wrong version of the page.
The client annotates the homepage from last Thursday. You shipped three iterations since then. Now you have to reconcile.
Scope that grew because nothing was written down.
Nobody agreed to those extra pages. Nobody wrote down what was agreed. Now it is your problem to absorb or fight.
Pin Feedback
Clients click the live page. Feedback lands on the exact element.
Pin feedback on any live URL, staging site, or password-protected page. Each pin is anchored to the specific element clicked, timestamped in the reviewer's local timezone, auto-translated for your team.
- Works on staging sites and password-protected pages
- Comments in any language, auto-translated for your team
- Audio pins for feedback that is faster to speak than type
Comments · 3
Move the CTA above the fold
Open
Reduce padding on mobile
In progress
Font too light on dark bg
Resolved
Honest note
Clients who leave one comment a month won't feel a difference. Dais is built for studios where client review is a daily operational rhythm, not an occasional event.
Real feedback
"We were drowning in email threads and annotated PDFs. Dais replaced all of that with a single link. Our clients figured it out in two minutes."
Maren Lindqvist · Design Lead, Arkwright Studio
Scope · Project Alpha
DraftPrimary goal
Increase conversion above fold
Key deliverables
Homepage, Pricing, 3 landing pages
Revision rounds
3 stages: concept, build, polish
Timeline
6 weeks from kickoff
Out of scope
CMS migration, SEO audit
Scope Wizard
Lock scope before work begins. Both sides see the same agreement.
Send a collaborative questionnaire before any work starts. Client fills it in. Both sides sign off. The locked scope becomes the shared reference — nothing can be added after the fact without a formal change.
- Build reusable templates for every project type
- Client fills it in without a call or back-and-forth emails
- Locked scope becomes the contract reference for the team
Honest note
The Scope Wizard works best when your client has a clear brief. If they don't, it will surface that early — which is also useful, but is a different kind of work.
Real feedback
"We sent the scope link before the kickoff call. By the time we got on the call, the client had already filled it in. The call was 20 minutes instead of 90."
Tomás Ferreira · Creative Director, Pineapple Creative
Revision Stages
Stages close revisions. You control exactly when.
Each project moves through defined stages. Clients comment only in the active stage. When you close it, feedback stops. Each gate requires client approval before the next stage opens.
- Stage-locked commenting prevents scope creep
- Desktop, tablet, and mobile viewports per stage
- Approval sign-off required at every stage gate
Project Stages
In ReviewHonest note
If your client doesn't respect stage gates, Dais can't fix that relationship problem. But it gives you a clear record of what was agreed and when — which does help.
Real feedback
"We closed our first project three weeks early. Stages forced everyone to stay in scope. When the client asked for changes after a gate closed, the record was right there."
James Whitfield · Founder, Redline Digital
Who We Serve
Built for studios that run serious client work.
Review presentations the way your clients actually think.
Your clients are principals, design directors, and project managers. They need to comment on mood boards, spatial layouts, and concept PDFs without learning a new tool. Dais gives them a link. Nothing more.
- Pin feedback on PDF presentations and renders
- Auto-translate between offices across continents
- Scope deliverables before a single drawing begins
- Stage-based review from concept through DD
What studios say
"We were drowning in email threads and annotated PDFs. Dais replaced all of that with a single link."
Maren Lindqvist
Design Lead, Arkwright Studio
"The auto-translation alone saved us. We have a team in São Paulo and clients in Germany. Before Dais, every review cycle involved manual translation."
Tomás Ferreira
Creative Director, Pineapple Creative
"I've used Markup.io, Pastel, BugHerd. They all require my clients to install something or create accounts. Dais doesn't. That one difference changed everything."
James Whitfield
Founder, Redline Digital
"Stage gates stopped the endless revisions. We closed our last project three weeks ahead of schedule. The client had clear expectations from day one."
Anya Brennan
Studio Lead, Structural Collective
How We Compare
Three things no competitor offers together.
| Feature | Dais | Others |
|---|---|---|
| No reviewer accounts required | ||
| Auto-translation between languages | ||
| Timezone-aware timestamps | ||
| Native dark mode | ||
| Project scoping tool | ||
| Audio feedback pins | ||
| Retainer client portals | ||
| Free tier | Partial |
Pricing
One seat. Unlimited clients.
Your clients and reviewers never pay. Every plan includes unlimited guest reviewers. You pay for your team's seats.
Starter
- 2 active projects
- Unlimited reviewers
- Live website proxy
- 3 stages per project
- 3 magic links
Solo
- 10 projects · 2 seats
- Unlimited reviewers
- Unlimited stages
- Audio feedback pins
- 10 AI actions/mo
- Full scope with line items
Pro
- Unlimited projects · 10 seats
- Unlimited reviewers
- 100 AI actions/mo
- Scope sign-off
- Retainer client portals
- Slack & Asana
Team
- Unlimited projects · 25 seats
- Unlimited reviewers
- 500 AI actions
- Full white-label
- SAML SSO
- 4h SLA support
FAQ
Common questions, straight answers.
Your next client review can start today.
Free to start. No credit card. No reviewer accounts. Cancel any time.