Filecamp vs. Aligno

Filecamp is a cloud-oriented Digital Asset Management (DAM) software designed to assist marketing and creative teams in organizing and disseminating their digital assets, including images, videos, and brand guidelines. With unlimited user access, each individual can be assigned specific user, admin, and folder permissions tailored to their needs. The platform offers distinctive custom branding features that ensure your DAM system aligns perfectly with your brand's identity. Additionally, it includes integrated online proofing and commenting capabilities, enabling seamless review and approval of creative projects. Starting at just USD 29 per month, Filecamp also provides a complimentary 30-day trial, allowing users to explore its features with their files, collaborators, and clients, thereby facilitating a hands-on experience. This trial period offers a risk-free opportunity to determine if Filecamp meets your team's digital management requirements effectively.

Aligno is a feedback and approval tool that gets client sign-off out of email. Send a share link, your client opens it, pins comments where the problem is on the design, and approves when they're ready. No login required for the people reviewing. The product handles four asset types: images, PDFs, video files, and live webpages. Live webpage review is what most proofing tools skip. Paste any URL and clients review the actual rendered site, not a flat screenshot. When a client approves a version, that version locks and becomes the official sign-off record. Comments on earlier versions stay attached to those versions for an audit trail. Pricing is intentionally simple. The free plan covers one asset with link-only sharing. Pro is $18 a month flat with unlimited projects and 100 GB of storage. Email sharing for client-facing review invites is included on Pro. Studio is custom-priced for agencies and adds unlimited storage with dedicated support. Most proofing tools charge per team member; Aligno doesn't. Aligno serves freelance designers, design agencies, web studios, animation and video production teams, and small in-house creative teams who collect client feedback on visual work.