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Mix, master, production — one signal path

Run the whole job onone link.

It carries the mixes, the notes pinned to the second, the sign-off, the invoice and the final files. Your client opens it without making an account.

When your invite lands: no card, 30 days, and the clock does not start until your first successful upload.

Client account
None — they open a link
Payouts
Stripe Connect, direct to your bank
Review links
Secure, and they expire
01 · Get the work

An address of your own, and briefs that arrive finished

The page carries your reel and your credits. The form turns a vague enquiry into something you can price — songs, references, deadline, and who signs off.

Studio pagePublic · your own address
A studio page: the studio name and its hire button, over a listening reel playing the first of six tracks
RequestSubmitted · 4 songs · deadline 30 Sep
A client brief showing songs, direction notes, people and an estimate
02 · Do the work

One room for the notes, wherever you read them

Your client opens a link with no account, leaves notes by text or voice, and you see how far they actually listened.

Client account
None. They open a link.
Notes
Text or voice, pinned to the second
Versions
A/B any two — notes carry forward
Rounds
Counted against the contract

This one is real — press play. The waveform, the loudness curve and the transport are the player your client gets; the pins at 0:12 and 0:47 are notes someone left, and the band from 2:10 is a whole section flagged at once.

Mix room — livev4 · stereo · loudness · A/B
Review roomClient view · no account
A client review room: the project header, the listen-feedback-approve steps, the track list and the balance due
NotesText or voice · pinned to the second
A notes panel with timestamped comments, a client voice note with its transcript, and a note carried forward unresolved from an earlier version
ListeningWho opened it · how far they got
Client engagement: daily plays, per-track listen depth and a per-recipient rollup
AnalysisMeasured on upload
Integrated LUFS-14.2
True peak-0.8 dBTP
Loudness range7.1 LU
Tempo122 BPM
KeyA minor
Format48 kHz · 24-bit
REAPERmacOS and Windows
REAPER

The notes panel docks inside REAPER, so feedback sits next to the session instead of in a browser tab.

  • Click a note to seek the session to that second
  • Notes sync as REAPER markers
  • Resolve, reply and post without leaving the DAW
  • Pairs once from Settings, no password in the plugin
03 · Close it out

Signed off, built, handed over, paid

Approval is tied to one exact version, the package builds itself from your own naming rules, and money is tracked whether it runs through Stripe or not.

Set the naming once — {artist}/{track}/{deliverable} plus the format fields behind each variant — and every release builds the same way. Charges run through Stripe Connect straight to your own account; collect by transfer or cash instead and it is still tracked, but only your confirmation settles it.

Delivery rulesFolder and filename tokens · format variants
A folder and filename pattern editor built from tokens, beside deliverable variants with sample rate, bit depth and container fields
What it buildsMasters, stems, alternates
The delivery package folder tree produced by those rules: masters, instrumentals and per-song stems
Sign-offCoastline · v4
Client sign-off

Coastline

Revision 4 · approving as Ana Ruiz

By clicking Approve, you confirm that revision 4 of Coastline meets the agreed specifications and authorise work to proceed to delivery.

PaymentsStripe Connect · or tracked off-platform
A payment card showing a settled Stripe deposit and an outstanding balance collected by bank transfer
Pricing

Start when the work starts. Pay for capacity, not permissions.

Complete signal path

Everything live. One subscription.

No feature ladder. Every tool that is ready today is included with one account. Choose only your billing cadence and storage capacity.

19

per month · VAT inclusive where applicable

Storage
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No card · no timer before your first qualifying upload · clients and reviewers always free

  • Unlimited active projects
  • Review links, timestamped text and voice comments
  • Approvals, client signals and engagement analytics
  • Stripe Connect payments and payment-gated delivery
  • Client intake, roster and service catalogue
  • Branding, public Studio page and platform subdomain
  • REAPER integration and original-file delivery

Questions

What audio formats are supported?

WAV, MP3, FLAC, AAC, OGG, and M4A all work in the browser player. Files stream directly from Cloudflare R2 — your source files stay private behind presigned URLs.

Do clients need an account?

No for public and password-protected links. Account-gated projects require invited members to sign in.

Can clients leave voice comments?

Yes. Complete includes timestamped client voice comments, and clients never need to install an app or pay for an account.

Can I use my own branding?

Yes. Complete includes your name, accent, logo, footer, Studio page and branded platform subdomain. Custom DNS domains are not sold as a live feature yet.

How do revisions work?

Per-track. You set "revisions included" (default 2). A new version uploaded against a track counts as one round; the extra rounds auto-invoice at your set price.

How does payment to me work?

Client payments flow through Stripe Connect direct to your bank — no platform fee. You set the price, deposits, and per-track extra-revision rates.

How does billing work?

Complete is €19 monthly or €190 annually, with 250 GB included. Optional 250 GB storage blocks match your billing cadence. Prices include VAT where applicable.

When does the trial start?

The 30-day no-card trial starts only when your first project or Showcase audio upload finishes successfully. Before that, there is no timer.

What happens after access ends?

Your workspace becomes read-only for 90 days. You can read, export, download your originals, delete content, or restore access before permanent workspace deletion.

One link, from the brief to the final file.

Your client never makes an account, every note lands on the second, and the version they signed off on is the one you delivered.

When your invite lands: no card, 30 days, and the clock does not start until your first successful upload.