Does Mixrounds have a DAW plugin?

Not today. Mixrounds works in the browser on any computer, so clients and engineers on Windows or macOS use the same link. If seeing notes inside Pro Tools or Logic matters most to you, Mix Revision's plugin is a real advantage.

Is Mixrounds cheaper than Mix Revision?

Yes. Mix Revision is one plan at $29 a month ($290 a year). Mixrounds Indie is $15 a month ($12 billed yearly) and Pro is $29 ($24), and both include contracts, intake, round tracking and invoicing. Early members lock in Pro at $15 a month for life.

How big can my files be?

Mixrounds takes mixes up to 2 GB and deliverables up to 5 GB straight from the browser, with up to 500 GB of storage on Pro. Mix Revision takes 500 MB per file in the browser and 2 GB through its Relay uploader.

Do my clients need to do anything different?

No. They open a link, listen, click the waveform to comment, and approve or ask for changes, with no account. With Mixrounds the agreement, brief and invoice sit in that same link too.

CompareMixrounds vs. Mix Revision

A revision checklist,
or the whole client job in one link.

Mix Revision turns client notes into a checklist inside your DAW, and does it well. Mixrounds covers the review too, then adds the contract, the round count, intake, invoicing and delivery, from $15 a month.

Request access See the side-by-side

mixrounds

Review + business

Waveform review

Rounds used vs. included

Work-for-hire contracts

Stripe-powered client invoicing

Client intake & CRM

One link · one bill→ mixrounds

MRmix revision

Notes-in-DAW

Waveform review

Notes checklist in your DAW

Rounds vs. contract—

Contracts & invoicing—

Intake & CRM—

Then: contracts, billing elsewhere.+ two more tools

Capability matrix

Feature for feature.

Where Mix Revision is stronger, where Mixrounds is, and what each costs.

fullpartial—none

Capability

mixrounds

MRmix revision

Waveform timestamped comments

No client account needed

Version history per song

Notes as a checklist you tick off

Task list inside your DAW (AAX · AU · VST3)

Auto-upload from your bounce folder

Revision rounds counted against the contract

Work-for-hire contracts (click-to-agree)

Invoices & client payments

Client intake forms & CRM

Stem & master delivery

Max file size in the browser

2 GB

500 MB

Price per month

from $15

$29

Sources: mixre.vision product page and pricing, checked Oct 2026. If we get any of this wrong, email us.

Where each fits

Two good tools, shaped
for different jobs.

MRmix revision is for

Engineers who want client notes inside the DAW.

If you live in Pro Tools, Logic or Reaper and want each note to jump the playhead to the right spot, Mix Revision's plugin and bounce-folder upload are built for exactly that. It's a good fit when contracts, invoices and briefs are already handled somewhere else.

mixrounds is for

Engineers running the whole client job in one place.

From the brief to the paid invoice: intake, the agreement, every round of review counted against it, extra rounds billed, final files delivered. One link for the client, one tool for you, at about half the price.

Deep dive

Where the checklist stops
and the client job starts.

MRWithout Mixrounds

The checklist doesn't know what you agreed.

Mix Revision keeps every version and turns notes into tasks, but nothing counts revision rounds against the deal. Whether round five was included or billable is a conversation you have to start yourself, with the contract stored somewhere else.

≈ Mix Revision + a contract PDF + a good memory

With Mixrounds

Rounds are tied to the contract, counted live.

The agreement sets the included rounds. Each approval or change request moves your counter, and past the limit you can bill the extra rounds in one step instead of doing them as a favor.

Rounds used2 / 3

Mix Revision's in-DAW checklist is genuinely good; we don't have a plugin today.

MRWithout Mixrounds

The agreement lives in another app.

Scope, fee, rounds and who owns the masters get written in a doc, sent through a signing tool and filed in a folder, before the first mix goes out in the review tool.

≈ Mix Revision + a signing tool + a template

With Mixrounds

Click-to-agree work-for-hire, in the same link.

A work-for-hire template shaped for engineers, agreed in the same client portal where they review the mix. Attached to the project, and its rounds drive the round counter.

WORK-FOR-HIRE · MIDNIGHT DRIVE

Included revision rounds3

Fee$1,400

✓Signed by client

MRWithout Mixrounds

Getting paid is a separate job.

Mix Revision lets you hold back downloads, but deposits, extra rounds and a proper invoice still go through a payment link, an invoicing app and a follow-up email.

≈ Mix Revision + an invoicing tool

With Mixrounds

Invoices next to the mix, paid with Stripe.

Invoices live on the project they bill for: numbered, emailed, and payable by card from the portal the client already uses once you connect Stripe.

INVOICE · INV-2026-014

Mix & master · Midnight Drive$1,400

Total $1,400Pay with Stripe

MRWithout Mixrounds

The brief arrives in an email.

References, deadlines, song count and deliverables come in by email or a form, and you match them against every round of notes from memory.

≈ Mix Revision + Google Forms + a notes doc

With Mixrounds

Intake in the same portal as the review.

A shaped-for-audio intake form that becomes the project brief, stored next to every round of feedback.

BRIEF · MIDNIGHT DRIVE

ReferenceSimilar to "Foxglove"

ServiceMix + master

StemsRequested

DeliveryWithin 2 weeks

Common questions

If you're evaluating.

Yes. Run one project through each and compare the client experience end to end before you move over. Neither tool locks you in, and your clients don't need an account on either.

Review, rounds and payment
in one link.

Mixrounds is invite-only while we onboard early engineers. Request access and lock in founder pricing for life.

Invite-only · onboarding in small batches · no credit card

A revision checklist, or the whole client job in one link.

Feature for feature.

Two good tools, shaped for different jobs.

Engineers who want client notes inside the DAW.

Engineers running the whole client job in one place.

Where the checklist stops and the client job starts.

The checklist doesn't know what you agreed.

Rounds are tied to the contract, counted live.

The agreement lives in another app.

Click-to-agree work-for-hire, in the same link.

Getting paid is a separate job.

Invoices next to the mix, paid with Stripe.

The brief arrives in an email.

Intake in the same portal as the review.

If you're evaluating.

Review, rounds and payment in one link.

A revision checklist,
or the whole client job in one link.

Two good tools, shaped
for different jobs.

Where the checklist stops
and the client job starts.

Review, rounds and payment
in one link.