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Ashore review

Freemium#4 of 27 in Online Proofing SoftwareDesign Proofing SoftwareMarkup SoftwareVideo Review Software

A flexible proofing hub for agencies managing varied assets and branded approvals.

9.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Ashore is online proofing and approval software for creative agencies, print businesses, marketing teams, and other organizations reviewing digital assets. It supports images, PDFs, websites, HTML, video, and audio, combining annotation, contextual feedback, secure links, version comparison, automated approval workflows, reminders, audit trails, and proof timelines. Branded dashboards, custom domains, and white-labeling make it suited to teams that want client-facing review experiences under their own identity.

Its freemium pricing gives smaller teams a way to start with core proofing and approval features, unlimited approvers, limited automation, and one custom field on the Free plan. Starter is listed at $15 per user per month and adds 150 files per month per user, unlimited storage, all file types, full automation, Adobe plugins, and Zapier access. Standard costs $46 per month and adds Smart Review, artwork intake forms, PDF watermarking, proof password protection, a files library, and one free training. Premium costs $199 per month and adds unlimited files, unlimited custom fields, full custom branding, a contact portal, preflight automation, and API access.

Ashore fits workflows that need more than simple image comments. Adobe Illustrator, InDesign, and Photoshop integrations connect review work with creative production, while Zapier, Shopify, iOS, Android, web access, and the API extend its ecosystem. Smart Review supports version comparison, and artwork intake forms and job tracking broaden the workflow beyond approvals. The main trade-off is tier structure: lighter plans have usage or feature limits, while advanced comparison, customization, and API capabilities require paid upgrades. Agencies needing branded, multi-format approvals should consider Ashore; teams seeking only basic comments may find its broader workflow scope unnecessary.

Ashore pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Proofs images, PDFs, websites, HTML, video, and audio
    • Automates approvals with reminders, timelines, and audit trails
    • Supports branding, Adobe, Zapier, mobile apps, and API access
  • Where it doesn't
    • The Free plan limits automation and allows one custom field
    • Starter limits usage to 150 files per month per user
    • Smart Review and API access require higher-tier plans

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