We built mocklinkr for ourselves

After emailing thousands of mockups back and forth to our clients, we had finally had enough of this type of phone call:

us: Ok, now look at the mockup for the homepage
client: Wait, which version are we on
us: The one from this morning. Ok now when you click on the link in the upper right corner, go to the about page.
client: Which one is that?
us: The fifth one
client: Ok. Hmmm, I don’t really like that text
us: What text?
...

With mocklinkr all of this confusion is gone. Here’s how:

Hosted and centralized

With hosted mockups, you never have to worry about emailing mockups back and forth. You and your client will always be looking at the same version of the same mockup. Getting on the same page is the first way mocklinkr makes life a little bit easier.

Linked and clickable

Instead of telling your clients how to navigate through the mockups of their site, show them. Link together all of your mockups with a few clicks and drags in mocklinkr and you will be able to navigate through them like a real site.

Ready to collect and manage feedback

Your clients shouldn’t have to describe what part of the screen they are looking at when they give you feedback on your design. With mocklinkr, they simply show you by drawing boxes and leaving feedback, which is conveniently organized for you in a special comments inbox.

Start your account by email!

Email your mockups to mockups@mocklinkr.com to instantly get started. Or, next time you get an email with a bunch of mockups, forward it to us to add them to a mocklinkr account.

“Mocklinkr makes discussing my designs with clients, a simple, interactive, enjoyable group experience and saves us all time...which makes my clients happy of course.” -Matt Hatch

“Mocklinkr is an excellent tool for productivity and collaboration. For us it helped to expedite the transition from idea to fully developed concept before any programming occurred.” -Lisa Tenore

“The first time I used mocklinkr, it helped me win a deal, because the client said he felt like we were on the same page.” -Matt Sutton