Website feedback without screenshots
Your client clicks the live page and says what should change. Page, element and position come attached.
Start for freeRound three of “move it left a bit”
Design feedback arrives as screenshots with red arrows, a Loom you have to scrub through, and a message that says “the button on the second page”. None of it names the element or the screen size. Decoding it takes the afternoon; the change itself takes ten minutes.
They point at it on the real site
Send one link. Your client clicks the headline that's too big, types “smaller”, and sends. Page, element, viewport and position come along automatically. No account on their side, no plugin, nothing to learn.
How it works
- 01
Drop one line into the site
Webflow, WordPress, Framer, Next.js — anything a browser renders.
- 02
Send your client the link
They comment straight on the design. No login, no seat to pay for.
- 03
Work through the list
Every note lands in your dashboard as a task, already in context.
Why teams pick Better Feedback
Feedback that names itself
Each note carries the page, the element and the viewport, so nothing needs a follow-up question.
Reviewers are free
Invite the whole client team. You pay for your own seats, never for the people commenting.
One list per project
Every open item in one place instead of two inboxes, a chat thread and a PDF.
Questions, answered
Does it work on Webflow, WordPress or Framer?
Yes. It's one script line, so any site a browser renders works — including staging and password-protected builds.
Do my clients need to install anything?
No. They open the link and comment on the page. No account, no extension, no walkthrough call.
Can I use it before the site is live?
Yes. Staging URLs and preview links behave exactly the same as production.