Which version did the client approve?
Every client job gets one page, where the client approves the work and you send the invoice.
Free for one project. No card.
This one. Approved!
Which one was final?
Thirty seconds. Press play.
The client approved v6. Hank sent v4.
The approval was buried in an email thread, the files sat in a drive, and the download link had expired on Friday.
Hank spent the weekend in the bath. Fully clothed.
Looks great!
Wait. Was that v4?
We tried discipline. Discipline lost.
We added reminders, then a better template, then yet another app.
Each tool had a piece of the job, and nobody could see all of it.
One more app!
Put the whole job on one page and invite everyone to it.
Your team, your freelancers and your client.
The client approves there. The invoice is made there.
Free for one project. No card.
One page!
Everything?
This is the page.
A real project page in OIO. One per client job.
The wrong version never goes out.
The client marks the approved one.
No finished job goes unbilled.
The accepted quote becomes the invoice.
Calls, chat, files and money on the same page.
The client approves on the page.
They open a link, pin notes on the work and click Approve. No account.
The approved version is marked. Even Hank can't miss it.
You bill from the page.
The accepted quote becomes the invoice. Same lines, no retyping.
The invoice is ready the day the job ends.
Freelancers work on the page too.
Each one gets a single ticket by link, with the brief, the feedback and a place to upload.
They don't need an account or a seat.
The client sees the page, not your inbox.
Where every job stands and what needs their feedback.
Before they type "any update?".
Every app on. No card.
Three things you didn't ask for.
The client stops asking for updates.
The page answers first.
Nobody chases the invoice.
It comes from the job, the day it ends.
Freelancers stop costing seats.
They join on a link and leave when it's done.
You run an agency, not a software project.
If the client isn't on the page, the page is fiction by Wednesday.
Everything you get on Studio.
Where another tool does the same job, its price is next to it. Five people, billed monthly.
List prices checked on 30 October 2026, billed monthly, like Studio's $99: ClickUp Business $25 per user ($17 billed yearly), Frame.io Pro $15 per member (13% less billed yearly), HoneyBook Premium $129 ($109 billed yearly). They change. Check them yourself. The rest has no number because we'd be making it up.
Stop one finished job going unbilled a quarter and it pays for the year.
Studio is
a month5 seats, $15 for each extra. Freelancers need none. Yearly: 12 months for the price of 9.
Free
One real job, start to invoice.
- 1 project, every app on
- Client review and Approve
- Quote to invoice
- AI included
- No card, no time limit
Studio
For agencies that work with clients and freelancers.
- Unlimited projects and clients
- 5 seats, then $15 per seat
- Freelancers on a link, no seat
- 1 TB storage, AI included
- No "Made with OIO" mark
- 14 days free
Sign up, then pick Studio in Settings.
Working alone? Solo is $19 a month, unlimited projects, 7-day trial.
Your client ignores the page? Pay nothing.
Studio is 14 days free. Cancel in Settings before it ends and that's it.
Not ready for a card? Free runs one real job. No card.
Nothing to chase!
Questions agency owners ask.
Will my client have to make an account?
No. They open a link, see where the job stands, pin notes on the work and click Approve. That's it.
Do freelancers need a seat?
No. A freelancer joins one ticket by link, reads the brief, sees the feedback, uploads the work and marks it done. Seats are for your own team.
My team never updates our PM tool. Why would this be different?
Because the client and the freelancers update it by doing their work. A pin, an upload, an Approve. The page moves without anyone writing a status report.
Switching tools takes a month. We don't have a month.
Don't switch. Start your next job in OIO and leave the old ones where they are. If you want them in, clients, projects and tickets import from CSV.
What happens after the free project?
Nothing is deleted. You pick a plan when you need a second project.
Do you do resourcing and capacity planning?
No. If you need capacity planning for 40 people, use Productive. OIO is for running client jobs.
Is AI extra?
AI is included on every plan with a fair-use limit. On a paid plan you can add more if you run out.
Where is my data?
In the EU, in Ireland. Every service that touches it is listed in the privacy policy. Nothing is sold.
Who's behind this?
A self-funded studio team that runs its own client jobs in OIO. We answer support ourselves. Walt and Hank are puppets. They don't answer support.
Can I cancel?
Any time, in Settings. The plan runs to the end of the period you paid for.
Picture the next job.
The brief, the tickets, the uploads, the approval and the invoice all sit behind one link.
Jobs already happy in one tool? Keep it. OIO is for the ones that aren't.
Free for one project. No card.
Every day!
Home by six?
Not ready? Take the tips.
Ten exact lines for the client who haggles, goes quiet or wants one more thing.
One page. No account.
Thanks for reading. Hank didn't.
He's in the bath again. Fully clothed. Walt brought a duck.
We built OIO because our own client jobs fell apart between five apps. One page per job fixed it.
The OIO team
Bath time!
P.S. Skipped to the bottom? Fair. One page per client job. The client approves on it, the invoice comes out of it. Free for one project.
P.P.S. Studio is 14 days free. Client never opens the page? Cancel and pay nothing.
P.P.P.S. Walt wanted a fourth P.S. We said no.
Free for one project. No card.
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