Part of the Fix It In Post toolkit
A delivery portal that carries your brand on your domain, not a rented gallery with someone else’s logo. Give every client a private, professional home for their films and photos: view, approve, download, sign off. Built on WordPress you own, so nobody can raise the rent.
- Your domain, your branding
- Built on WordPress you own
- Made for video-sized files
What your clients get
- A branded portal. Your logo, your colours, your domain. To the client it is simply part of your studio.
- Streaming previews. Films play instantly in the browser via CDN streaming, no ten-gigabyte download just to watch.
- Clean downloads. Full-resolution masters and deliverables, organised by delivery, available for as long as you decide.
- Approvals and sign-off. Timestamped approval on deliverables, so scope is never a memory test.
- A place for feedback. Amendment notes live with the work instead of scattered across email threads.
What you get
- Ownership. It is your WordPress site on your hosting. No per-client seat fees, no platform lock-in, no gallery service deciding your features.
- Repeatability. The portal is a template: cloning it for the next client is a setup job, not a rebuild.
- Direct publishing. Clip Up Pup can push finished clips straight into a client’s portal from your Mac.
- An upsell path. Start clients on a subdomain, move them to their own domain as part of a bigger package.
Pilot portals live Real client portals built on this template are in production use today.
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from Pixieset or a gallery service?
Gallery services are photo-first, charge monthly, and put your delivery on their platform. This is video-first, one setup, and lives on infrastructure you own.
Do I need to know WordPress?
Basic comfort helps. The template arrives structured and styled; you change branding and content rather than building anything.
Can it handle big video files?
Yes. Media is served through CDN storage and streaming built for video, not squeezed into a web host’s file manager.
