A Frame.io alternative built for editing teams
If you have been searching for a Frame.io alternative, on Reddit or anywhere else, Postxport covers the review workflow editors and agencies actually use every day: frame-accurate feedback, version compare, transcripts, and clean client approvals, in one fast workspace.
Why teams look for a Frame.io alternative
The most common reasons editors and agencies shop around are predictable: they want fast, frame-accurate review, and they want to hand clients a clean approval link instead of a heavyweight account to learn. Postxport is a focused answer to exactly that: the review essentials, done well, without the sprawl.
Frame-accurate, timecoded comments
Reviewers drop comments pinned to the exact frame, draw on the video, and reply in threads. Editors jump straight to the note, with no “around the 1:32 mark” guesswork.
Version compare
Stack versions of a cut and compare them side by side, with comments carried in context, so approvals track the actual edit history.
Transcripts & captions
Automatic transcription makes footage searchable and speeds up review and captioning.
Clean client approvals
Share a review link with expiry and password. Clients comment and approve without seeing internal team notes, editor identities, or your rates.
Team chat & quick chats built in
Per-project channels, DMs, client lines, and quick peer-to-peer video chats, so feedback stays next to the work instead of scattered across email.
Common questions
Is Postxport a good Frame.io alternative for small studios?
Yes. It is aimed squarely at editing teams and agencies who want the core review workflow (timecoded feedback, versions, approvals) without a steep learning curve.
Can clients review without creating a heavy account?
Clients open a share link to review and approve. They only see what you send them for approval, with expiry and password controls you set.
How does it compare feature-by-feature?
See the side-by-side comparison for the details.
Try Postxport with your next review
Set up a project, invite your client, and send your first cut for approval.