Plott turns the project folder you already keep into a private, watermarked link — your renders and drawings laid out properly, versioned from the filename, with feedback pinned to the exact spot.
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Can the sofa be a deeper clay instead of the cream? Everything else here is perfect.
Click a pin — this is what your client sees, and what you get back.
You spend three weeks on a set of renders and deliver them the same way you’d send a scanned receipt.
Hi Anita — renders attached, let me know what you think!
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Your client clicks the exact spot on the render and types what they want changed. It lands as a pin on your side, attached to the version they were looking at. You update the file in your folder and mark it done.
Try it — click a pin in the window at the top of this page.
1✓Can the throw be a deeper clay?
Plott reads the version out of the filename you were going to type anyway. Drop a new file in the folder and the link moves on; the old one stays readable underneath.
Type your own naming below — this is the real parser.
Shows as the current version. Earlier ones stay in history, and every comment stays pinned to the version it was left on.
Your name is burned into the pixels before the image leaves the server — not painted on top in the browser, where any visitor can strip it off. A screenshot carries it too.
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There is nothing to upload and nothing to maintain. You keep working exactly the way you work now.
Right-click your project folder in Google Drive → Share → paste the address Plott gives you → Viewer. That’s the whole connection.
Everything appears in your dashboard. Hide the working files and the CAD exports with one click, or a rule like _archive/.
Each client gets their own private address. Add a new render to the folder tomorrow and their link already has it.
No. Plott reads your folder and streams what a client is looking at, on demand. Nothing is duplicated onto our servers, and revoking the share in Drive switches the link off immediately.
Not unless you let them. Clients get a watermarked copy at screen resolution. You see and download the full-resolution files. One switch hands over the clean ones when they've paid.
No, and not by policy — by structure. Each client's notes are keyed to their own invite link, and a query for one can never return another's. Even we had to build it that way.
Your files were never ours. They're in your Drive, named the way you named them. The link stops working; nothing else changes.
A multi-page PDF renders page by page in the browser — no downloading to view. Sheet numbers and revisions are read from the filename.
Yes, on paid plans. Point a CNAME at Plott and your work sits at willow.yourstudio.com with no mention of us.
Per studio — not per project, per file or per client. Less than you already spend on file transfer, and it replaces the portfolio site you stopped updating.
Enough to send one project and see how a client reacts.
For a practice with work going out every week.
For teams pitching and delivering at the same time.
Connect one folder and send one link. If your client doesn’t say something about it, you’ve lost ten minutes.