For consultants & agencies

Send deliverables as polished links, not Google Docs.

Skip the copy-paste-into-a-fresh-doc dance every time a deliverable goes out. Write markdown, publish, send the URL.

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Where Anchorify fits in a consulting workflow

Consultants and small agencies usually have the same last-mile problem on every engagement. The deliverable lives in a working folder: a markdown file in a project repo, a Google Drive folder of drafts, a Notion page nobody outside the company can open. When it is time to send it to the client, the final step is to paste the content into a fresh Google Doc, fight the bullet and table formatting, set sharing to "anyone with the link can view," and email the URL. Anchorify replaces that last step. The drafting layer stays wherever it lives.

This page is not pitching Anchorify as a replacement for your CRM, your project tracker, your time-tracking tool, or your contract-signing flow. Keep HubSpot, Asana, Harvest, and HelloSign exactly where they are. The narrow job is the publish step: turning a finished markdown file into a public URL with a clean render, a slug you choose, and an update-in-place workflow so the same link still works after the inevitable round of client edits.

Built for client-facing work

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No copy-paste fight

Write the deliverable in markdown. Run one command. The link is ready. Re-run when you revise and the same URL serves the latest content. No fresh-doc dance, no formatting cleanup, no permissions dialog.

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Your brand, your URL

Pick a custom slug at /your-agency/q1-strategy. Add a logo, a primary color, and a footer line from the branding page. Pro plans map a custom domain so the client sees docs.your-agency.com in the URL bar.

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Version control under the hood

Your markdown lives in git on your machine. Every publish snapshots the previous state so you can diff, restore, or hand the client a specific historical version on request. Old URLs keep working forever.

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Per-visitor analytics

See whether the client opened the deliverable, how long they spent, and how far they scrolled. Useful before the next call so you know whether to lead with the summary or assume they read the full thing.

Versus Google Docs

Anchorify Google Docs
Write in your editor ✓ ✗
Update in place from CLI ✓ ✗
Custom URL slug /agency/q1-strategy Opaque document ID
Render quality GitHub-flavored markdown Doc-shaped
Permissions setup time 0s (public by URL) Minutes per share
Per-visitor analytics ✓ ✗
Version history per share ✓ ✓
Source under git ✓ ✗
Live comments ✓ ✓
Per-share password ✓ ✗

FAQ

Can clients see my source repo?
No. Only the rendered page at the URL you share is visible to the client. The markdown source stays on your machine and in your git repo, and Anchorify never publishes the surrounding folder structure. If you publish from a private repo, the repo remains private. The client sees a clean rendered page at the slug you picked, with no exposure of the underlying file path or filename.
What if I revise the deliverable after sending the link?
Run the CLI again on the same file. The published URL stays identical and immediately serves the updated content. The previous version is captured automatically in the share's version history, so if the client asks what changed between two review rounds you can show a diff or restore the earlier state. The client never sees a broken link or a stale draft.
Can I password-protect a share for a sensitive engagement?
Yes. Add a password from the dashboard or via the CLI when you publish. Visitors hit a small unlock screen and pass the password through once; their browser keeps the session for the rest of the visit. Password gating combines with members-only visibility if you want both a sign-in requirement and a second factor for particularly sensitive deliverables.
Does it work for non-markdown files like CSVs or proposals?
Yes. JSON, YAML, CSV, TSV, HTML, and code files all render natively with syntax highlighting and tabular display. PDFs render inline with an embedded viewer. Slide decks built in Marp render as a reveal.js presentation at the same URL. See /docs/content-types for the full list of supported formats and how each one renders for the recipient.

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