Filestage
filestage.ioSummary
Filestage is an online proofing and approval software designed for teams to streamline their creative review processes. It allows users to share, annotate, and approve various file types, including artwork, videos, and documents, to ensure consistent feedback and reduce errors in creative projects.
Features0/13
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PricingTiered
See allFree
- Unlimited team members
- 2 active projects
- 2 GB secure storage
- 2 reviewer groups
- API
- Integrations
- Limited to 2 active projects
- 2 GB storage
- 2 reviewer groups
- Limited features compared to paid plans
Basic
- Everything in Free
- 10 active projects
- 1 TB secure storage
- 2 reviewer groups
- 2 automations per project
- 1 project template
- Team-only comments
- Copy comments
Professional
- Everything in Basic
- 25 active projects
- 3 TB secure storage
- 3 reviewer groups
- 4 automations per project
- 2 project templates
- Compare versions
- Custom branding
- External partner uploads
- Review reports
- Member role
- Extra review decisions
Enterprise
- Everything in Professional
- Unlimited active projects
- Unlimited secure storage
- Unlimited reviewer groups
- Unlimited automations
- Unlimited project templates
- Insights
- Single sign-on
- Advanced security settings
- Custom team roles
- Full file reports
- Multiple teams
- Service level agreement (SLA)
- Dedicated team onboarding
- Dedicated customer success manager
- Verified approvals
- Limit access to invited reviewers
Rationale
Filestage is an online proofing and approval software, primarily focused on streamlining the review process for creative assets like artwork, videos, and documents. While it offers tools for collaboration and feedback, it does not align with the core concept of Medium, which is an online publishing platform for writers to create, share, and monetize long-form content. Filestage lacks features such as a rich text editor for content creation, a distribution and recommendation engine for published stories, membership monetization for writers, or detailed reader engagement metrics. Its focus is on internal team collaboration and client approval workflows, not public content publishing and monetization.
