Markup.io lets teams and clients leave visual feedback directly on websites, images, PDFs, and video. See Markup.io pricing, features, pros and cons.
Category
Graphic Design
Pricing
Paid — Pro plan is $79/mo with unlimited users (14-day free trial), and a custom-priced Enterprise plan; no permanently free tier is offered., from $79/mo
Verified
Not yet
Last updated
August 6, 2026
Free TrialEnterpriseChrome ExtensionReal-Time CollaborationTeam ManagementBrowser Based
Markup.io, built by Ceros, is a collaborative feedback platform aimed at replacing scattered email threads and screenshots with a single visual review workspace. Users (or their clients, via guest links that require no signup) can drop pinned comments directly on top of live websites, images, PDFs, and video, with the platform citing support for over 30 file types. A Chrome extension lets reviewers capture a page and start a MarkUp without leaving the browser, and feedback is organized into shareable, threaded conversations inside workspaces so design, development, and publishing stakeholders can track review status in one place. Customer logos referenced on the site include Getty Images, PTC, and Toptal, positioning it toward design teams, digital agencies, and marketing/creative departments that run frequent external and internal review cycles.
Key Features
Visual annotation on any content type — Drop pinned, contextual comments directly on top of live websites, images, PDFs, and video, with support cited for over 30 file types.
Chrome extension — Capture a webpage and start a MarkUp with an automatic screenshot straight from the browser, without leaving the page.
Guest review via share links — Reviewers can leave feedback through a share link without creating a Markup.io account, useful for external client review cycles.
Workspaces and folders — Organize MarkUps into folders inside workspaces so design, development, and publishing stakeholders can track review status in one place.
SSO and enterprise security — Google and Microsoft SSO on the Pro plan, with SAML SSO and SOC II documentation available on the Enterprise plan.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Lets reviewers comment directly on live websites, images, PDFs, and video rather than relying on screenshots or email threads.
Guest reviewers can leave feedback via a share link with no account required, which is useful for external client review cycles.
Chrome extension captures and annotates a page in one step without leaving the browser.
Pro plan includes unlimited users and unlimited comments for a single flat monthly price rather than per-seat billing.
Cons
No permanently free plan — only a 14-day free trial before the paid Pro tier is required.
Pricing is effectively an all-or-nothing jump from a single Pro plan ($79/mo) to a custom-quoted Enterprise plan, with no mid-tier option.
Pro plan is capped at a single workspace, which may be limiting for agencies running many concurrent client accounts.