01
Protect the build
Clients edit approved content—not layout, code, or infrastructure.
Client-safe content updates
You build the site. They keep it current.
SiteFerry lets developers choose which copy and images clients can update, then gives clients a simple place to do it.
Invitation-only access. No public signup. No automatic activation.
Why it earns a place in the workflow
A small website change should stay a small website change.
Clients get independence where it helps while technical controls remain with the developer. The website stays custom; routine updates stop becoming support tickets.
02
Reduce interruption
Fewer quick website changes competing with focused development work.
03
Make handoff visible
A clear workspace shows clients exactly where routine updates belong.
The product is the proof
See the handoff happen in three focused scenes.
Not a public sandbox and not a video you must sit through. Each scene is immediately understandable, keyboard reachable, and still clear when motion is reduced.
01 / Developer setup
Choose the approved editing surface.
The developer connects the project and defines the words and images that belong in the client workspace.
The selected fields are the client contract. Everything else remains outside the approved editing surface.
Real product. Real project. Clear boundaries.
Proof without pretending to be bigger than we are.
Carol's Studio is shown with permission as a real SiteFerry project. The interface is presented truthfully, with editorial framing that improves clarity without inventing activity, testimonials, or outcomes.
- Real client workspace
- Permission-based attribution
- Exact product UI
- No fabricated metrics
The website stays custom. The updates get easier.
Give every client a clear place to keep their site current.
Start with a focused SiteFerry workspace, then expand the relationship only when the work calls for it.
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