Project.co

Project.co is built around the client side of project delivery, where agencies, consultants, studios, and freelancers need outside stakeholders to see work without giving them the entire internal workspace. Each project can hold tasks, discussions, files, notes, people, and role-based permissions, so the client sees the right materials while the team keeps ownership and private work under control. Its pricing and positioning fit small service businesses that want a simpler client portal rather than a broad enterprise project suite.

The product works well for onboarding projects, creative reviews, design requests, retainers, recurring service delivery, and multi-client task tracking. Teams can create separate discussion channels, attach file-specific conversations, use custom fields, manage direct messages, track time, set recurring tasks, and apply custom branding, domains, and sender email so the portal feels like the business's own system. Compared with task tools built mainly for internal staff, Project.co puts guest access and client visibility near the center of the workflow. That makes it most useful when communication and asset handoff are as important as the task board itself.

Publishers join from Project.co's affiliate page, then promote the product with a custom referral link after approval or signup. The official page says affiliates should have a relevant audience and may promote through blogs, social posts, comparison articles, compliant ads, and similar channels. A referred customer must click the affiliate link, sign up within 60 days, not already be a Project.co customer, and not be a self-referral. Commission starts at 30% on every subscription payment for the customer's lifetime and rises to 40% after 50 referred customers. Project.co says commissions are administered at the end of the month for the previous month's earnings once the balance is above $50. The public page does not name the cash withdrawal rail, so that detail needs confirmation inside the affiliate account.