Features
Industries
For Creative agencies
Every launch, current down to the last change.
Headroom reads client emails, calls and approvals into each project, so a price change reaches staging and nothing ships from a stale brief.
A day without Headroom.
- 9:12 AMAva's price changes to $48. Staging still says $42.
- 11:05 AMThe font license comes back. Desktop only.
- 1:00 PMAva calls with three asks. Nobody writes them down.
- 2:20 PM“Who has the login for Ava's DNS?”
- 5:00 PMThe email never sends. Ava's drop slips to Monday.
What Headroom carries for the studio.
Email
Client changes from email and calls land on the project with the source attached.
Sign-offs
Copy and price changes wait for your producer's OK before they reach a launch.
Processes
Every launch runs the same checklist, with an owner on each step.
If you're a producer
The change a client made on Tuesday's call should be on the launch checklist by Wednesday, not discovered on launch day.
Getting started
Two weeks from first call to running on it.
You keep working. We do the building.
- Day 1Walk us through a real week
- Days 2–6We map how your work actually moves
- Days 7–13We build it on the tools you use
- Day 14Your team runs on it
Built to be trusted with the real work.
- Every change is on the record.See who changed what, and when: a person, or an agent acting for them.
- Your data stays yours.Kept separate from every other business, with a dedicated database when you need one.
- Agents ask first.They work inside your permissions and check before they send, book or change anything.