PAY FOR ROOM TO WORK
A single project and a busy studio need different capacity. Frametta’s plan direction is based on who organizes the work, how often and how much space it needs.
Plans are being developed. There is no checkout, paid subscription or production account available in this preview.
Try a small collection, or explore a defined project window for one client job. A Project Pass is intended for work that does not need a recurring subscription.
Consider: the project duration, active board count and how long you need downloads.
More room for recurring client collections and the people organizing them. Capacity for active projects, storage and editors is the value being developed.
Consider: how many client projects overlap and how much original media you keep.
Workspace roles are available in the local studio. Broader team capacity and advanced approval policies are future plan directions, not features for sale today.
Consider: who needs editing access and who only needs to review.
The pricing principle is simple: guests review for free; organizers pay for workspace and editing capacity. An owner or administrator who can edit uses editing capacity too. Reviewing a client’s work should not force that client to buy a seat.
No. Pricing, limits and the payment setup are still being validated. No card is requested and a demo action cannot create a charge.
The intended value is more project, storage and editing capacity for repeat work. Exact entitlements and prices will be published with the working purchase flow; planned approval features will be labeled separately.
The licensed demo shows selection and comparison. The local studio offers image uploads, review links, version-specific comments, submitted selection ZIPs, and separate evaluations with 1–5 scores or abstention. Only the board owner sees live totals; admitted participants see totals after closure while access remains valid. Organizers can choose files from a closed result snapshot for an evaluation ZIP. Production account signup is not open yet.
Try a client selection or a personal shortlist. Start with the useful result you need, then consider capacity.