Shared staging gets overwritten
The client reviews a build that is already gone. Nobody knows whether they saw the latest fix or last week's deploy.
For developers shipping client work
One command. One link. No client account.
Runs next to your existing hosting — no production move, no staging server.
Can we shorten this headline? Clients won't read a line this long.
$ prev create . --feedback
One Terminal Command
No Reviewer Account Required
Typical small previews are live in under 30 seconds
Keep your production host
No staging server to run
The client reviews a build that is already gone. Nobody knows whether they saw the latest fix or last week's deploy.
Comments scatter across Slack, email, and screenshots. You reconstruct which element they meant.
Approvals stay verbal or buried in a thread. The project stays open after the work is done.
prev create . --feedback launches an isolated, hosted review environment. Typical small previews are live in under 30 seconds.
Send one HTTPS link. The client needs no account, no staging access, no internal tools.
Comments, review rounds, approve or request changes on this version. Then it expires and Prev cleans it up.
Agencies, freelancers, and project shops showing work to clients on WordPress, PHP, Laravel, Magento, Shopify, .NET, Java, Docker — or anything that is not already on Vercel previews.
Product engineers without a client in the loop. Teams already using Vercel or Netlify previews and comments. Multi-service production-like staging. A hosting migration.
Not another preview deployment platform. Prev replaces shared staging for client reviews.
Use the complete feedback and review workflow on a real project. Upgrade only when you need more capacity, longer review windows, or paid features.
Run up to 8 active previews with a maximum 7-day TTL.
Expandable capacity, password protection, email support, and optional custom domains and managed databases.
Run up to 20 active previews with a maximum 14-day TTL.
Includes team and role management, custom domains, audit logs, API-key management, deployment templates, priority support, and expanded access controls.
Each workspace can activate one 14-day evaluation of Individual or Teams.
There is no automatic charge.
When the evaluation ends, the workspace immediately continues on Free and paid features become unavailable.
Project, feedback, and review history remain available.
Prev runs next to your existing infrastructure. Keep Vercel, Netlify, or whatever hosts production — this is not a production move. Prev is a hosted review environment for client feedback and sign-off on the exact build you just made. If you already use Vercel or Netlify previews for that job, you do not need Prev.
No. Clients simply open the secure link you share and can immediately leave contextual feedback without logging in.
Expired environments are automatically cleaned up. You can update previews in-place or create a new one from your terminal anytime.
Free includes the complete Feedback & Review Workflow, capacity for 1 active preview, a maximum 1-day TTL, 1 automatically generated API key, SSL certificates, runtime and build logs, and In-Place Updates. Add-ons and paid-plan features are not included.
Your workspace immediately continues on Free, paid features become unavailable, and you are not charged automatically. Project, feedback, and review history remain available. Paid-plan resources are preserved for a 24-hour grace period; without an eligible subscription, managed database contents, custom domains, previews beyond Free capacity, and removed deployment artifacts are permanently deleted.
Prev supports self-contained web projects and Dockerized applications that expose a single HTTP port. Applications requiring multi-service orchestration, long-running workers, or shared production-like data may still need dedicated staging.
One command. One link. The client comments and signs off — no account, no staging server.
Launch Your First Review Free