The handoff is where great work loses its polish.
Weeks designing. Minutes delivering. Then come the email, Drive folder, Loom, Slack thread, and Dropbox link. Then comes the question: “Can you resend that?”
Everything together.
One project.
One branded portal. One clear next step.
One place. Every asset. Every update.
This is what your client sees: a clear, branded home for the whole project. The work stays current. The link stays the same.
Branded to match, yours or the client’s.
Give each portal a look of its own, your studio’s brand or the client’s. Logo, colors, and a custom domain, so it reads as bespoke, not templated.
See exactly when they opened it.
Stop wondering if the client saw it. Every open is timestamped, with referrers and a daily trend per portal, so you follow up knowing they looked instead of writing to ask whether they did.
They know the second you ship.
A portal is not a one-time send. You will change it a dozen times before the project ends. Publish when it’s ready, and their Slack channel hears exactly what changed. Slack is where they talk about the work. It was never where the work should live.
Build portals without leaving your canvas.
Modulat runs as a Figma plugin. Turn a frame into a shareable link and drop it straight into a client’s portal, mid-flow, no tab-switching. No other client-portal tool does this, because none of them are built for designers.
Get the Figma pluginBuilt for the way you share
A portal per client, per project, or per team, each one branded to look like you.
Look like a studio of ten.
Send every client a branded page on your own domain. One link that makes a solo operation feel established, and gets you paid faster because nothing gets lost.
One per client, or per project.
Give each client, or each project, its own branded portal. Your whole team manages them together, and you see which ones the client actually opens.
Share up, not just across.
Hand stakeholders a clean, password-protected page instead of a maze of Figma links and Slack threads, and know the moment leadership opens it.
A better delivery, in three steps.
The details clients feel.
Everything that makes delivery feel calm, clear, and professional.
We got tired of sending clients Drive links and Slack threads for work we were proud of. So we built the handoff we always wanted, one branded link that makes the work look as good as it is.
Ready when you are
Ready to make every delivery feel premium?
Start free. Choose the number of live portals your work needs as you grow.
Free $0 forever | Solo $24 /mo | Most popular Studio $59 /mo | Agency $179 /mo | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Live client portals | 3 | 10 | 25 | |
| Team seats | 1 | 5 | 20 | |
| Short links | 15 | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Your branding | ||||
| Custom domains | ||||
| Password & expiry | ||||
| Figma plugin | ||||
| Slack updates | ||||
| Analytics | Clicks | Clicks + views | Clicks + views | Clicks + views |
| Storage | 5 GB | 25 GB | 100 GB | |
| Start free | Choose | Choose | Choose |
A portal is one branded space, use it for a client, a project, or an internal team.
The Free plan gives you branded short links and the link list, client portals begin on Solo.
A few good questions.
Everything you need to know before your first portal.
What is a client portal?
A branded, shareable space where you bring together every prototype, file, note, video, and deliverable for a client or project.
Do clients need an account?
No. They open the portal from a link, so the delivery feels simple from the first click.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes. Your portal can live on your studio or client domain, so it looks like part of your business.
Can I update a portal after sharing?
Yes. Keep the URL the same and update the work whenever the project moves forward.
Can clients upload files?
Yes. Use a portal as the shared project space when a client needs to send something back.
Does it work with Figma?
Yes. The Figma plugin lets you add work to a portal without breaking your flow.
Is there a free plan?
Yes. You can start free with no credit card required.
Stop letting great work disappear into messy collections of links.
Deliver your next project the way it deserves.
Create your first portal