Boast Image Review, Pricing & Features

Boast Image is a no-login visual feedback tool for web pages, images, and PDFs. Free plan available, paid plans from $9.95/month. See features and pricing.

Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026

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Freemium, from $9.95/month
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What is Boast Image?

Boast Image is a visual feedback tool for collecting comments on web pages, images, and PDFs. Reviewers click a spot on the item and leave a comment pinned to it, so each note stays attached to the exact element it describes. The company calls it a client-first feedback board, built mainly for freelancers and agencies.

The founder says he spent more than two decades building B2B SaaS companies and reviewed at least a thousand images along the way, often with tools he found complicated, unreliable, or expensive. The central idea is that clients never need an account, which the company treats as the main reason feedback requests go unanswered.

How does Boast Image work?

A team member uploads a design, PDF, or image, or captures a web page, and creates a project. Boast Image generates a link that can be sent through any channel. The client opens it and starts commenting with no login, password, or onboarding. Access codes can be added for security.

As comments arrive, the team sees them in one dashboard, split into open and resolved. Comments can become tasks with assignees, and threaded discussions keep replies on the relevant item. Uploading a new version shows reviewers what changed, while earlier comments remain available for reference.

Key features of Boast Image

The core feature is click-to-comment annotation on web pages, images, and PDFs. Each annotation supports unlimited conversation threads, and comments can capture technical details such as browser and operating system. Tasks can be assigned and viewed in list view on every plan, or in Kanban view with customizable task states from the Solo plan.

Other capabilities include version control with access to previous versions, tracking of who viewed a project, an email ledger, and read-only public sharing on paid plans. A free Chrome extension captures a full page, the visible area, or a selected region. Higher tiers add project-level permissions, logo branding, white-label branding, and audit logs.

Key Features

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Clients comment through a link with no login, password, or onboarding, which removes the usual adoption barrier.
  • External reviewers do not count against user limits on paid plans, so more feedback does not raise the bill.
  • Solo at $9.95/month includes version control, Kanban view, and unlimited items.
  • Covers web pages, images, and PDFs in one tool, plus a free Chrome extension for page capture.
  • Free plan and a 14-day trial with no credit card let you test it with real clients.
  • Support replies within one business day, according to the company.

Cons

  • The Free plan is limited to 1 project, 5 items, and 3 external collaborators.
  • Homepage and pricing page list different Solo and Free limits (storage, collaborators, annotations), so figures need verifying.
  • No third-party integrations are listed in the sources.
  • Team and Business pricing is per user, so costs grow as internal headcount grows.

Pricing

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Boast Image?

Boast Image is a client-first visual feedback tool for web pages, images, and PDFs. Reviewers click an element and leave a comment pinned to it. Teams manage the comments as tasks in list or Kanban views.

How much does Boast Image cost?

There is a Free plan at $0. Paid plans are Solo at $9.95/month, Team at $19.95/user/month, and Business at $39.95/user/month. Annual billing is available, and the site advertises 2 months free.

Does Boast Image have a free trial?

Yes. All paid plans include a 14-day free trial with no credit card required, and the account downgrades to Free afterward. The Free plan can also be used indefinitely.

Do clients need an account to leave feedback?

No. Clients open a shared link and comment with no login, password, or onboarding. External collaborators do not count toward your user limit.

What file types does Boast Image support?

It supports web pages, images, and PDFs. A free Chrome extension can capture a full page, the visible area, or a selected region of a web page.

Who is Boast Image best for?

It suits freelancers, solo operators, and agencies that depend on clients to give timely feedback. Larger organizations can use the Business plan for white-label branding and audit logs.

What happens to my data if I cancel?

According to the pricing page, you have 30 days after canceling to export all your projects and files before they are permanently deleted.

What does Boast Image integrate with?

The sources list no third-party integrations. The product offers its own Chrome browser extension for capturing web pages.

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