sendhey is the delivery layer for small AI consultancies and solo builders: when your agent finishes an audit, a prototype, or a report for a client, it publishes through sendhey instead of a raw file drop, and you get a gated, tracked link plus a recorded client acknowledgement when you need one. Connect it once, then every delivery — this week and every week after — goes through the same one instruction to your agent.
Consultancies running AI-augmented delivery ship a steady stream of artifacts: audits, prototypes, one-off reports, recurring dashboards. Each one needs the same three decisions — who can open it, what's being shared, and what you need back — and sendhey makes those explicit instead of ad hoc. An agent calls publish_page (an HTML report or prototype) or create_link (an existing hosted deliverable), picks a gate — open, password, email, or restricted to the client's domain — and returns a link you send as-is.
When a deliverable needs the client to formally acknowledge what they were shown — an audit finding, a scope, a milestone — turn on document approval. sendhey records a one-time-email-verified acknowledgement of the exact document version presented, viewable from your dashboard or via list_approvals. This is a recorded acknowledgement, not an electronic signature, and we make no legal-effect claim about it — treat it as a paper trail for "the client saw and approved this version," not a contract-execution tool.
Because the workflow is one instruction ("deliver this to my client through sendhey"), it survives across whichever model did the work that week — Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or Codex all call the same MCP tools. Re-publish updates to the same link, track opens with the analytics mode that fits, and revoke or re-gate access the moment an engagement ends, all without re-sending a new URL each time.
The 14-day Pro trial starts the moment you publish your first real link, not on signup — so it lines up with an actual client delivery instead of burning trial days during setup. No card is required to start it, and existing links keep serving exactly as configured even if a trial lapses before you decide on a plan.
No — plans include unlimited seats and unlimited viewers; the limits that matter are active links, monthly views, and storage, not how many people on your team can publish.
Only if you leave it on. Turn a link off from your dashboard the moment access should end — it stops serving immediately, and turning it back on later restores the same URL if the engagement resumes.
Consultancies aren't the only ones delivering AI-made work under a gate: founders sharing a pitch deck or investor update, product teams sharing a prototype, PRD, or spec, agencies and studios delivering built creative work through revision rounds, sales teams sharing an AI-drafted proposal, investors sharing a deal memo or LP update, and customer success teams sharing a QBR or renewal case all run the same "gate + track a link" job for their own kind of AI work.
sendhey doesn't produce the audit, prototype, or report itself — your agent does that; this is the delivery, gating, and tracking layer around it. Document approval carries no legal-signature weight. See sharing AI-generated work with clients for the general workflow this specializes, or the MCP reference for the exact tool contract.
Free 14-day Pro trial starts when you publish your first link. No card.
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Written by Marcel Seibold, founder of sendhey.
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