Filestage is an online workspace to share, review and approve videos, audios, documents and designs with clients and co-workers, from the company of the same name in Stuttgart. The platform is tailored to the needs of advertising, design, film, sound, media and creative professionals.
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GoProof
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GoProof brings creative media collaboration into one central place, with collaboration tools for document and video creative work, managed in a single proof dashboard. GoProof features deep Adobe Creative Cloud integrations so that approving creative work is easier, and it allows creatives to share work for review through the GoProof extension and then receive all collaborator comments, @mentions and change requests right back into their Creative Cloud app. GoProof creates one…
$159
per month up to 2 free users
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$159
per month up to 2 free users
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$329
per month up to 5 free users
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Premium Consulting/Integration Services
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Entry-level Setup Fee
No setup fee
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Additional Details
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Single and multi-user licensing available. Chargeable licences are based on the number of creative proof senders required. All collaborators are unlimited. Number of proofs is also unlimited. Discount available for annual pricing.
We use Slack - but not really for organizing, proofing, or approving projects. We use it more as a communication tool for the employees that are spread across the country. We will occasionally post smaller jobs there - but most of our projects go through Filestage.
It is more affordable and straightforward than Wrike, though in some areas has less functionality. We found it better because it takes significantly less time to undertand than Wrike and Clickup do. It's more expensive than clickup, but again, the ease of use makes it …
I prefer GoProof over PageProof. GoProof has a more user-friendly layout and workflow. PageProof has many functions hidden on the screen so it's not as simple to understand. One of the features, in particular, adding other reviewers, is too complicated with PageProof and I am …
I think Filestage is perfect for projects where there is a team involved and several eyes need to be on the project. I don't think it is necessary for small projects where the approval process only goes through one other person. It also keeps everyone on schedule without being annoying.
In our small membership-based organization, we have many stakeholders both internally and externally. GoProof doesn't require accounts and is extremely user friendly. I find even the most technology-hesitant person is comfortable using GoProof. Many within my company take advantage of a flexible schedule, but that means reviewing marketing projects under deadlines can be tricky. GoProof can be easily accessed and proofs quickly reviewed. The system then notifies all stakeholders of updates so fewer emails need to be sent. It's much more efficient and I find work is completed much faster.
I would like to see a little more control over sending reminders to review a project. Maybe a notification to let the level of urgency for a rush job for tight turnarounds would be helpful.
I would like to have maybe one more level of the folder structure to separate a large group of projects by the user.
I prefer GoProof over PageProof. GoProof has a more user-friendly layout and workflow. PageProof has many functions hidden on the screen so it's not as simple to understand. One of the features, in particular, adding other reviewers, is too complicated with PageProof and I am never sure if I am doing it correctly. GoProof allows proofs to be removed by an administrator no matter the status of the creator. With PageProof, I have proofs sitting in my inbox for months that were unfinished for a reason but I can't remove them. PageProof does allow emails and webpage to be sent through the system to review function and design. It's a really great feature that I wish GoProof had.