Client-facing work

One tidy page of links for every client, free for solo freelancers

Linkbry keeps each client’s briefs, drafts, files and feedback links in one folder and gives the client one page to bookmark, free for one person.

In short

Linkbry works as a free client portal for links: a folder per client or project, published as a read-only page with your title, logo and accent colour, an optional password and expiry date, and view and click counts. The Free plan is one person with up to 100 links; Pro ($10 a month) removes the link limit and lets you hide the “Made with Linkbry” footer.

What it’s for

What freelancers use Linkbry for

Week to week

How it works in practice

  1. 01

    Send the welcome packet

    Share your welcome folder with every new client: how you work, the intake questionnaire, a booking link and payment terms.

  2. 02

    Set up the project page

    Create the client’s project folder with a private working folder next to it, and share the project folder as a branded page with a password if the work is unreleased.

  3. 03

    Add work as it happens

    Add drafts, the staging link and feedback docs as you go. The client’s page updates, so there’s nothing to resend.

  4. 04

    Check before chasing

    Share stats show whether the latest draft was opened, and ;; inserts your follow-up snippet into the email.

  5. 05

    Deliver and wrap up

    Upload the final files next to the links, then leave the page up, set an expiry date or turn sharing off.

Editing a saved statement of work in Linkbry, with a description, a private note about the next milestone, a client folder and tags.
01

The freelancer’s link problem

When you work with several clients at once, links are your filing system, and they’re scattered across every client’s preferred tool.

  • Each client uses a different mix of Drive, Dropbox, Notion and email
  • Feedback arrives in a thread that’s impossible to find a week later
  • Clients lose the staging link and ask for it again
  • Your own templates and tools live in browser bookmarks on one machine
02

A client portal for links, not a whole platform

Client-portal software bundles invoicing, contracts, time tracking and messaging, and charges for all of it. Linkbry does one part well: an organized, always-current page of everything a client needs to open. Keep invoicing and contracts in the tool you already use and put the links to them on the page.

03

Make it look like yours

Each shared page takes its own title, description, accent colour and logo, so a client sees your brand rather than a generic link list. Add a password for unreleased work and an expiry date for pitch pages. On Pro you can remove the “Made with Linkbry” footer and serve pages on your own domain, which we set up with you.

04

Know when the client looked

Share stats show views and clicks per link on each page, so before you chase feedback you can see whether the draft was opened. They don’t identify visitors, just counts.

05

Free or Pro?

Free is one person with up to 100 items (links, snippets and uploaded files all count), which is usually enough for a handful of active clients. Every verified signup through your referral link adds 50 more, up to 500. Pro is $10 a month or $100 a year: no link limit, 20 GB of storage, the footer hidden, extra workspaces, and the ability to invite a collaborator. Client pages, passwords and expiry dates are on both plans.

06

When Linkbry isn’t the right fit

If you need clients to sign proposals, pay invoices or message you inside the portal, use a dedicated client-portal tool. Clients can’t comment on a shared page; comments are for workspace members. And Linkbry is a web app with a Chrome extension; there are no native mobile apps.

A starting point

A starter setup for a freelancer

Keep private working links in a sibling folder: sharing a folder also publishes everything inside it.

FolderWhat goes in itWho sees it
Clients / Acme / Project pageBrief, timeline, drafts, staging link, final files, invoice linkAcme, via a branded page
Clients / Acme / WorkingReferences, research, notes on feedbackJust you
Welcome packetHow I work, process, questionnaire, booking link, FAQsEvery new client, via one page
PortfolioCase studies and live workProspects, via one page
ToolkitContracts, templates, tools, snippetsJust you
FAQ

Questions freelancers ask.

Is Linkbry free for freelancers?

Yes, for one person: up to 100 links in your workspace, with shared client pages included. Pro is $10 a month or $100 a year if you need more links, more file storage, no footer or a collaborator.

Can I password-protect a client page on the Free plan?

Yes. Passwords, expiry dates and custom titles, logos and colours are available on every plan. Only hiding the “Made with Linkbry” footer and custom domains need Pro.

Do my clients need to sign up?

No. Anyone with the link (and the password, if you set one) can open the page. A client who has a Linkbry account can also save a copy of the folder into their own workspace.

Can clients see my private notes?

No. Shared pages never show notes, archived links or links you’ve kept private.

What if I start working with a partner or subcontractor?

Upgrade the workspace to Pro and invite them as an editor ($10 a month) or a free viewer. Owners can restrict folders so a subcontractor only sees the clients they work on.

Give freelancers one place for every link

Free for one person, with your bookmarks imported in a minute.

Free Client Portal for Freelancers: Project Links on One Page | Linkbry