Upload your project.
Add the brief and the work. Set the focus for this round so everyone knows what they’re reviewing.
For creatives who work with clients
Your client shares their thoughts. Siftback asks follow-up questions when something is unclear, then turns the answers into useful feedback and suggested tasks.
30 days from creating your review link.
Your client’s feedback
“I like it, but something feels off.”
Siftback asks
This example uses sample answers. In a real review, questions adapt to your work and what the client says.
From the first “thoughts?” to the final tweaks.
Your client opens a link, looks at the work, and says what they think. No account, design vocabulary, or telepathy required.
Add the brief and the work. Set the focus for this round so everyone knows what they’re reviewing.
Clients give their honest reaction. Siftback helps them explain it with focused questions and simple answers.
Get a clear summary, see what still needs a decision, and choose your next task.
A useful overview of every review. So your next task isn’t detective work.
Keep the simplicity. Bring more warmth into the type and give the colors room to breathe.
Sample project. Check a task to try the workspace.
Bring a real project. See what clearer feedback can do.
Keep a clearer feedback process for your regular client work.
$24/month
Before you send that first link, here’s what to expect.
New accounts include one free client review with up to 5 reviewer responses. Your 30 days start when you create the review link. Guided questions, summaries, and tasks are included, with no card required. Afterward, saved feedback remains accessible. Deleting the project does not reset the allowance. Choose Pro or Studio in Billing when you need more reviews.
No. They have enough passwords already. Clients open your review link, look through the work, and leave feedback. They can add their name and role before submitting. You sign in with your email or Google account to create and manage your reviews.
Upload your brief as a PDF, DOCX, or TXT file, and your creative work as PDF, PNG, JPG, or WEBP files. Each file can be up to 25 MB. A review can include up to 10 creative files totaling 32 MB, plus the brief. PDFs are useful for sharing a complete concept presentation.
Siftback asks when more detail is needed. Clear, useful feedback can go straight through. It remembers earlier answers, handles the concerns your client raised, and lets them finish clarification manually.
Yes. Siftback sends supported creative files to the AI alongside the project context, so follow-up questions can refer to the work being reviewed. AI can still misinterpret details, so you should check the resulting summary and tasks.
One wants bold. Another wants subtle. Sound familiar? Siftback brings reviewer perspectives together and highlights different suggestions and open questions. You can go back to the original responses before deciding which direction to take.
You do. Siftback helps clients explain their reactions and turns their answers into suggested tasks. The creative judgment, priorities, and final direction stay with you.