PushFeedback collects page ratings, comments, and annotated screenshots on docs sites. Free plan available; paid plans from $24/month.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
PushFeedback is a feedback widget for documentation sites and websites. Readers rate a page, explain what was missing, and can add an annotated screenshot without leaving the page. The team then reviews the results in a dashboard that groups feedback by page.
The product started in 2023 and is built by TechDocs Studio, a company in Spain that makes tools for documentation teams. The company says it runs on 200+ documentation sites as of July 2026.
A site owner adds the widget through a plugin or script, then customizes colors, position, theme, text, and logo. It can sit inline or float on the page. The widget loads asynchronously, though the company advises testing it against your own performance budget.
Each submission includes a rating, a comment, and an optional email address or screenshot. The dashboard shows feedback counts and positive, negative, and neutral ratings for each page, so teams can see which pages draw the most complaints.
The core is the widget with ratings, comments, and website annotation. Readers can capture a screenshot and mark the exact area of concern, which helps when a written comment is vague. Feedback management covers reviewing and routing page-level feedback, with filters, archiving, exports, and analytics on paid plans.
AI Reports, available on Unlimited, draft a summary, suggested themes, representative quotes, and suggested actions from selected feedback. The company notes these outputs need human review. Feedback goes to an AI provider only when a report is generated, and team admins can disable the feature.
PushFeedback is a feedback widget for documentation sites and websites. It collects page ratings, comments, and optional annotated screenshots, and shows them in a dashboard organized by page.
PushFeedback has a free plan at $0 for one website. Professional costs $24 per month and Unlimited costs $59 per month, with annual plans saving $48 and $118 per year. Enterprise pricing is available by contacting the company.
Yes. The free plan does not expire and requires no credit card. It includes one website, one seat, unlimited submissions, all text feedback in the dashboard, and 30 days of screenshot access.
No. The widget is added to an existing site through a plugin or script. Installation guides cover Docusaurus, MkDocs, Sphinx, React, WordPress, and other platforms.
It integrates with Jira, Linear, GitHub Issues, Asana, Slack, Microsoft Teams, email, webhooks, Make, and Zapier. It also installs on documentation tools such as Docusaurus, MkDocs, and Sphinx.
AI Reports create a draft summary, suggested themes, representative quotes, and suggested actions from selected feedback. They are included in the Unlimited plan and should be reviewed before acting. Feedback is sent to an AI provider only when a report is generated.
The widget loads asynchronously. The company advises testing it against your own performance budget and Core Web Vitals before a broad rollout, as with any third-party script.
It is best for documentation teams, product teams, web agencies, and educators who want page-level reader feedback. It suits teams that want to see which pages need work and why.