Frame.io is a team review suite. Vimeo hosts video. Perframe is for one editor or VFX artist: host the cut, send a client a clean review link, and publish a showcase when you want one. Upload large files that resume if the connection drops. Compare v3 next to v4. Password, expiry, download, and a branded player on every link. Timestamped comments on the player. The library stays private until you opt in. A public profile lives in the same workspace - not a second app.
Hey hunters
An editor finishes a cut and still has to invent a handoff: a Drive folder, an email thread, a player that is not theirs, a profile on some other site. That chain is the job. Perframe is the place it happens.
I built this for video editors and VFX artists, not for companies buying seats. Frame.io is a team review tool. Vimeo hosts. Perframe is one workspace: host the cut, send a client a link they can open, publish a showcase when you want one.
A few things I cared about while building it:
- Uploads that resume when the connection drops
- A link a client will actually open, watch with no account, sign in only to comment
- Password, expiry, and download on the link
- Your v3 next to your v4
- Captions and chapters on the cut
- A public profile in the same product, not a second app
- Nothing public until you publish
It is not a review suite, a seat chart, or a job board.
Start free, no card: https://perframe.io
Curious what you use today for client review, and what you hate about it.