For agencies

Client work, without the Sunday night status update.

Give every client their own project — brief, deliverables, feedback, files, deadlines — and let the AI write the update while you get your evening back.

  • Free guest seats, so clients never cost you a licence
  • Clients see one project, never your other clients
  • Weekly client updates drafted from what actually happened

Sound familiar?

The bits that make this job harder than it should be

The brief is in six places

Scope in a PDF, changes in email, feedback in Slack, the final decision in someone's DMs. When it goes wrong, nobody can find the moment it was agreed.

Status updates eat your Fridays

Every account manager rewriting the same five bullets for every client, from memory, at the end of a long week.

Clients in your tools is a liability

Either you pay for their seats, or you keep them out and pay in email threads instead.

What Projects.chat does about it

Built around how agencies actually work

One project per client engagement

Brief, scope, deliverables, feedback threads, files and dates behind a single link. Archive it when the retainer ends — it stays searchable forever.

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Clients are free guests

Guest seats cost nothing on every paid plan, and a guest only ever sees the project you added them to. No accidental cross-client exposure.

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Scope that can't be argued with

Statements of work as versioned documents with paragraph-level comments. When the scope changes, the change is dated, attributed and sitting in the history.

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The update writes itself

"Draft this week's update for Northwind: what shipped, what's blocked, what we need from them." It reads the week's activity and gives you something to edit, not a blank page.

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The AI part

An assistant that has read the whole project.

Agencies live and die by communication. Here's what people ask it to do:

Draft the Friday update for this client — what shipped, what's blocked, what we need from them.
Read the last three feedback threads and turn every actionable note into a to-do list.
Is anything in this new brief outside the signed scope? Quote the lines.
Rewrite this reply so it's firm about the deadline but still warm.

Pricing

Guests are free. Always.

You pay for your team, never for the clients and collaborators you work with. Waitlist members keep founding prices for twelve months.

Free

For solo work and small side projects.

$0 forever

Start free
  • Up to 3 projects
  • Up to 10 people
  • 1 GB of file storage
  • 100 AI credits a month
  • Docs, messages, to-dos, calendar
  • Community support
Unlimited

One flat price. Invite the whole company.

$299 per month, flat

Unlimited people. $249/month when billed yearly.

Join the waitlist
  • Everything in Team
  • Unlimited people — no per-seat pricing
  • 1 TB of file storage
  • 25,000 pooled AI credits a month
  • Bring your own OpenAI or Anthropic key
  • SSO / SAML and audit log
  • Onboarding session with a founder

Full comparison and what an AI credit means

Agencies usually ask

Do I get charged for client seats?
No. Guests are free on every paid plan, however many you have. You pay for your team only.
Can clients see each other?
Never. A guest is added to one project and can see exactly that project — no client list, no other work, no team-only threads.
Can I white-label it for clients?
Custom domains and your logo on client-facing views come with the Unlimited plan. If your clients need to see your brand rather than ours, that's the one to ask about.
When can I actually use it?
We're building in the open and opening access in batches. Everyone on the waitlist gets an invite in the order they joined, and founding members get in before the public launch. Join the list and we'll email you the moment your batch opens — no other emails, ever.
Is this meant to replace Slack?
No. Chat is great for right now; it's terrible for anything that needs to outlive the afternoon. Projects.chat is where the decisions, documents and commitments live, and most teams keep both — with project activity posted into the channels that want it.

Something we haven't answered? Ask us directly — a person replies.

Get your Fridays back.

Join the waitlist and we'll invite agencies early — client work is the case we're building for first.

Free to join. One email when your invite is ready — nothing else, ever.