This page explains the real launch path, the current product slice, and the boundaries that still matter for cautious buyers.
Launch reality
Best first step
Open /demo
Fastest evaluation
Load sample workspace
Support route
support@handofflab.com
Current posture
Account-linked workspace
Questions about fit or rollout can go straight to support@handofflab.com.
Start with the public demo so you can see the vendor workspace, launch queue, handoff package, and client-facing review surface before opening a session.
Use the shared login boundary first, then load the sample workspace or create a project from a template so you are not evaluating a blank dashboard.
Publish a handoff, review the shared page, log a reply, and export the proof artifacts so you can judge the actual operator workflow instead of static marketing copy.
Use Pro when the vendor-first handoff path already solves enough pain today. The current paid path includes checkout, subscription sync, and a protected billing workspace, while deeper self-serve subscription controls and broader collaboration features are still expanding.
Live now
This is the current slice you can evaluate honestly today. The page should feel specific enough that a buyer can map it to their real workflow.
Public demo and launch story
Anyone can inspect a realistic HandoffLab portfolio at /demo before opening a workspace.
One-click sample workspace
New users can log in and load a sample workspace immediately instead of guessing how the product should feel on day one.
Vendor-first handoff workflow
Projects, workstreams, milestones, payment requests, client responses, delivery logs, and exports already live in one account-linked workspace.
Checkout and billing sync
Checkout, subscription sync, and billing status visibility are already wired into the current Pro workflow.
Still evolving
The limits are part of the launch story. Making them easy to see improves trust more than hiding them in a footnote.
Advanced client accounts
The shared route is a lightweight review surface, not a full multi-user client account system with deeper collaboration controls.
Trusted delivery and email proof
Invite delivery is still manual. There is no trusted send layer, inbox delivery proof, or automated follow-up yet.
Durable backend persistence
HandoffLab stores the session, billing, and current workspace records needed to run the launch workflow, while exports remain the recommended backup path for important data.
Advanced billing operations
Customer self-serve subscription changes, hosted recovery links, and broader billing operations monitoring are still being finalized.
Fit
The fit should be understandable in one scan. If the fit takes a long argument, the product or the buyer is probably mismatched.
Good fit now
Better to wait
FAQ
These are the cautious-buyer questions that should be answered directly before someone opens a workspace or pays.
Start with the public demo, then log in and load the sample workspace. That gives you a realistic first-run path without entering real client data immediately.
No. The current shared view is a lightweight review surface and does not claim enterprise-grade client account controls or trusted delivery.
Yes, if the main pain is keeping delivery, acceptance, payment follow-through, and scope-change handling visible in one vendor workflow. The current Pro path already includes checkout, subscription sync, and billing support, while broader self-serve subscription controls are still being expanded.
You can export a workspace data pack for manual backup or transfer at any time. Exports are the recommended portability path before major device or workflow changes.
Anyone unsure about fit, launch timing, or migration should email support before paying so the current limits are explicit up front.
Launch path
If the public demo and sample workspace feel credible, move into Free or Pro. If they do not, ask before buying. That is the intended launch behavior for handofflab.com.
Need a human answer?
If your workflow depends on boundaries that are still evolving, a direct answer is better than guessing from marketing copy.
Email support@handofflab.com