For Web Agencies

Feedback that doesn’t blow up your retainer hours

Agencies bill for time, not for chasing clients across email threads. WebPinch turns every round of revisions into a clean Kanban board your team can burn down.

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Agencies running multiple client projects need predictable revision rounds. WebPinch gives every project its own board, every client a guest link, and your team one place to triage feedback — without exporting screenshots out of Slack at 11pm.

How it works

Every pin captures the full picture

One project per client

Each project has its own URL, board, and guest link. No cross-contamination.

Predictable revision rounds

Round 1, 2, 3 — same board, new pins. Burn-down chart visible to the whole team.

Clients don’t need training

Click, comment, done. The same pattern every client already knows from Google Docs.

Auto-capture saves dev time

Engineers don’t chase down browser/OS/URL — it’s already on the pin.

Staging-friendly

Run pre-launch reviews on staging URLs without exposing them to the public.

Onboard a new client in 60s

New project, paste URL, send guest link. Done.

The problem

What WebPinch replaces

Scope creep on rounds

Without a board, “just one more change” compounds. With a board, it’s a card.

Repeated context-loss

Every new dev who picks up a ticket spends an hour reading the email thread. Pin → no thread.

Clients who hate logins

Tools that require sign-up convert badly. Guest links don’t.

Who it’s for

Built for the people running the project

Web agenciesStudiosFreelancersProduction teams

FAQ

Common questions

How do agencies typically use WebPinch?

One project per client, one guest link per round, one Kanban board for the whole engagement. Production tasks live on the board until sign-off.

Can I rebrand WebPinch for my clients?

Clients see a clean review interface tied to your project. White-labelling is on the roadmap for higher tiers.