# BriefLasso > BriefLasso is a web app for freelance web designers and small studios that collects website content (logos, copy, photos, logins) from clients through one link to a checklist, with automatic reminders on day 3, 7 and 14. Made by Cody Johnston, operated by The Weird Canadian, Lewisporte, NL, Canada. ## Key facts - Pricing (USD): Solo $15/month (1 seat, 10 active projects, 5 GB); Studio $39/month (up to 5 seats, unlimited projects, 25 GB, white-label client page); Lifetime Solo $129 one-time, first 100 buyers. - 14-day free trial, no credit card. Live demo without signup: https://brieflasso.com/demo - Clients need no account. Logins go in an encrypted secure-note field. - Contact: hello@brieflasso.com ## Product - [Home and pricing](https://brieflasso.com/): what BriefLasso does, how it works, plans - [FAQ](https://brieflasso.com/faq): pricing, trial, reminders, uploads, branding, security - [About](https://brieflasso.com/about): maker and company - [Demo](https://brieflasso.com/demo): try it without signing up ## Guides - [How to get website content from clients](https://brieflasso.com/guides/how-to-get-website-content-from-clients): A practical process for freelance web designers to collect logos, copy, photos and logins from clients on time: contract terms, a checklist, deadlines, reminders and what to do when content is late. - [Website content checklist for clients](https://brieflasso.com/guides/website-content-checklist): A free, printable website content checklist to send to clients: brand assets, copy for each page, photos, testimonials, contact details, logins and decisions. Download as a text file or print. - [Client onboarding questionnaire template](https://brieflasso.com/guides/client-onboarding-questionnaire-web-design): A free client onboarding questionnaire template for web designers: business goals, audience, content ownership, look and feel, technical access, timeline and budget. Copy or download. - [How to stop chasing clients for content](https://brieflasso.com/guides/stop-chasing-clients-for-content): Why clients are slow to send website content, and practical ways for freelancers to stop chasing: smaller asks, clear deadlines, automated reminders, visible progress and a late-content clause. - [Website project delayed by client content](https://brieflasso.com/guides/website-project-delayed-client-content): A step-by-step plan for when a website project is stuck waiting for client content: assess what is blocking, reset the timeline, offer options, protect your schedule and cash flow. - [How to collect client logins securely](https://brieflasso.com/guides/collect-client-logins-securely): Safer ways for web designers to get access to client domains, hosting, Google tools and CMS accounts: delegated access, password managers and encrypted notes instead of plain email. ## Comparisons - [BriefLasso vs Content Snare](https://brieflasso.com/compare/content-snare-alternative): An honest comparison of BriefLasso and Content Snare for collecting website content from clients: pricing, active-request limits, team seats, branding and who each one suits. - [BriefLasso vs Google Forms & Drive](https://brieflasso.com/compare/google-forms-drive-alternative): Comparing a free Google Forms and Google Drive setup with BriefLasso for collecting website content from clients: cost, file uploads, sign-in requirements, reminders and progress tracking. - [BriefLasso vs Dubsado & HoneyBook](https://brieflasso.com/compare/dubsado-honeybook-forms-alternative): Dubsado and HoneyBook are all-in-one client management tools with forms and portals. How they compare with BriefLasso for collecting website content, with pricing as of October 2026. ## Optional - [Full text of all guides](https://brieflasso.com/llms-full.txt) - [Privacy](https://brieflasso.com/privacy), [Terms](https://brieflasso.com/terms), [Accessibility](https://brieflasso.com/accessibility)