A quick summary
Air and Picflow both cater to creatives, but they serve somewhat different needs. Air is great for an internal creative team that needs an all-in-one place to store assets and manage projects – think of Air as a replacement for Google Drive or Dropbox within a design/marketing department. It offers rich collaboration on in-progress assets and shines when multiple team members work together on content creation. If you’re a small agency or startup needing a modern DAM + project management hybrid to keep your growing library organized and your content pipeline flowing, Air is very attractive. It provides more DAM structure than Picflow while still being more intuitive than enterprise systems.
On the other hand, Picflow is purpose-built for client review and delivery, especially for creative teams, photographers, and videographers delivering final sets to clients. If your primary need is to present polished galleries, get client selections/approvals, and do so with minimal setup, Picflow is likely a better fit. Air has steeper pricing that can become costly for larger teams (and its increased pricing as it’s grown), whereas Picflow’s plans might be more straightforward.
We hope your search for a better Air alternative ends here.
The Ideal Picflow Customer
You're creative or work in a marketing team.
You regularly collaborate with clients and colleagues on creative media.
You care about improving your workflow and streamlining feedback in one platform.
Unique
Features
Essentials
Sharing & Security
Proofing & Workflow
There is more: We’ve only listed some unique Picflow features that you can’t find on Air.inc.
What You Can't Do With Picflow
You won’t find invoicing, contracts, or other business manager features.
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