bettro for web designers
Sites shipped with the client still smiling.
Web projects sprawl: content that never arrives, feedback on the wrong staging link, launch checklists in someone's head. bettro keeps the build, the content chase and the go-live in one project everyone can see.
The problems web designers actually have
- Content arrives late, wrong or not at all
- Clients review outdated staging links
- Launch checklists live in one person's head
- Post-launch support blurs into free work
How bettro helps
Content with a deadline
Milestones make content delivery the client's visible responsibility, with reminders built in.
One current staging link
The portal always points at the latest version — no more feedback on last month's build.
Launches as checklists
Go-live steps are tasks with owners, so nothing is forgotten in the excitement.
Support with boundaries
Post-launch work becomes tracked time or a retainer, not an open-ended favour.
“Content chasing used to be half my job. Now the client sees their own overdue milestone in the portal and it just arrives.”
Questions from web designers
- How does bettro help with late content?
- Content delivery is a milestone the client can see, with automated reminders. The delay becomes their visible blocker, not your quiet problem.
- Can clients track the build progress?
- Yes. The portal shows phases — design, build, content, launch — so clients watch progress without needing a status call.
- What happens after launch?
- Convert the project into tracked support time or a monthly retainer, with invoices to match. The boundary is built in.
Run your web designer practice on bettro
Early access is open. Set up a real project, invite a client and see how the working relationship feels in one place.