For your clients
Point to something on the website, explain the change and see follow-up—without needing a ClickUp account.
For web agencies using ClickUp
Website feedback that lands in ClickUp—not another inbox.
Let clients point to exactly what needs changing. Bring their comments, screenshots and page details into ClickUp, where your team already manages the work.
Explore the example workflowNo signup required. Illustrative demo of a prelaunch product—not available to use yet.
Proposed plan: $79 USD/month per agency.
From “change this” to a clear task.
Illustrative demo · No live ClickUp connection
sample-project.test / homepage
example studio.
Work About Contact
Good ideas deserve a great website.
A fictional client website, just for this demonstration.
Sample client view · Click the highlighted button to start
The client’s view
Point to it.
Point to it.
Explain the change.
Pick the highlighted button, then add a comment. No guessing which page or element you mean.
Select the highlighted website button to begin.
EXAMPLE CLICKUP TASK · NOT CONNECTED
To do
Homepage button feedback
Change this wording to “Book a call”.
The agency’s view
All the context.
All the context.
Already in the task.
The planned integration would create a ClickUp task with the client’s comment, confirmed screenshot and page details.
No copying requests out of email; no extra system to introduce.
EXAMPLE CLIENT CONVERSATION
✓ Resolved
Only the shared reply and supported status update appear here. Internal agency notes stay separate.
The follow-up
Keep the client
Keep the client
in the loop.
Your developers would make the change. A deliberately shared reply and completion update would let the client know what happened.
This example only simulates the conversation—no real task is created.
Would this fit your agency?Concept demo only. No data is sent to ClickUp and no website is edited.
Sound familiar?
Less “Which page
Less “Which page
did you mean?”
A client sends a screenshot. Another sends an email. A new request gets buried in yesterday’s message thread.
Your team has to work out what each person means, copy the requests into ClickUp and remember where to send the replies.
The planned tool keeps the request, its visual context and the client-facing conversation together.
The planned product
A feedback layer.
A feedback layer.
Not another project system.
The client points to the change. Your team gets the context. The work stays in ClickUp.
For your team
Receive ClickUp tasks with comments, screenshots and page details. Share only the replies you intend clients to see.
For your agency
Basic agency branding, guest reviewers and one connected ClickUp workspace in the proposed plan.
How setup would work
Install the website scriptConnect ClickUpInvite client feedback
Planned for supported review and staging websites. Clients would not need a browser extension. Your team would still make the changes—the tool would not edit websites or fix code automatically.
One agency. One planned subscription.
Would this fit one of your client projects?
For agencies already using ClickUp to manage website projects or ongoing client requests.
$79USD / month
Proposed price per agency. No payment at this stage.
- One connected ClickUp workspace
- Guest reviewers
- Basic agency branding
Currently prelaunch.
The product is not available yet, and there is no confirmed launch date.
Tell us where you would use it; we’ll follow up to discuss whether the
planned workflow fits. No payment is taken.
Request a beta invitation.
Tell us a little about your agency and a project you have in mind.
Proposed $79 USD/month per agency. Prelaunch; no confirmed launch date. No payment today.
Good questions
Before you ask.
Can I use it on a client website now?
Not yet. The interactive example demonstrates the planned experience; it is not a working trial. There is no confirmed launch date.
Would clients need ClickUp or a browser extension?
The planned guest experience would require neither. Your agency would handle the website-script installation and ClickUp connection.
Would clients see our internal conversations?
The planned integration would expose only replies deliberately shared with clients and supported status updates—not ordinary internal ClickUp notes.
Which websites would it support?
The initial scope is review and staging websites where your agency can install the script. Compatibility, project and usage limits would be confirmed before offering access.
Does it make the requested changes?
No. It would capture and organise feedback. Your developers would still implement the changes.
What happens after I request an invitation?
Digital Hawk will follow up about your project and whether the proposed standard workflow fits. An invitation request does not guarantee access or a release date, and no payment is taken at this stage.