SiteDots is a Chrome extension for commenting on live websites. Free plan available; paid plans start at $10/month billed yearly. Features and pricing.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
SiteDots is a Chrome extension that lets teams and clients leave comments directly on a live website while they browse it. Instead of sending screenshots or pinging a designer in a separate tool, a reviewer points at an element on the page and writes the note right there. The site frames the goal as sharing messages for a website, on the website.
Each comment is called a dot, and dots sit on the actual page so the context of the feedback is preserved. The product is made by G Bascunana. Its Chrome Web Store listing shows 62 users and 3 ratings in the source snapshot, and a free plan is available with no credit card required.
According to the company, SiteDots injects tags directly into your actual website through the Chrome extension and isolated scripts. Because everything happens on the live site, there is no emulation and no need to reproduce an issue elsewhere. The site summarizes this as what you see is what you get.
Since the tool runs through your browser, it also works on private pages that require authentication, for any page you can already access. Each comment stores the screen size and device type at posting time and is attached to the targeted element, so it stays in place when the viewport changes.
The core feature is contextual, location-specific commenting on any webpage. Comments support replies, so a request such as centering an element can be answered with a note that the change is done and ready for approval. Projects can include collaborators who may view, edit, create and approve tags, with roles such as Admin.
SiteDots states that it works on WordPress, Shopify, Webflow and custom-built sites. The homepage also describes syncing feedback with Trello, Notion, Slack or Discord and using Webhooks and Zapier for automation, although the pricing page marks several of these as coming soon.
SiteDots is a Chrome extension for sharing comments and feedback directly on a live website. Teams and clients point at an element on a page and leave a comment there instead of using screenshots or separate design tools.
SiteDots has a free plan, a Start-up plan at $10/month billed yearly ($17/month on monthly billing) and an Advanced plan at $33/month billed yearly ($47/month monthly). Prices are in USD.
Yes. The free plan requires no credit card and includes 1 project/domain, 3 users per project, 12 dots per project and the ability to join unlimited projects.
No. Team members or clients who are invited do not need a paid plan and can be invited to any project on the free plan. They only need to create an account when they receive the invitation.
Yes. Because it runs through the browser on the live site, it works on private pages that require authentication, for any page the reviewer can access.
The site says it works with any platform, including WordPress, Shopify, Webflow and custom-built sites. The extension is currently available for Chrome only, with support for other browsers described as being worked on.
The homepage names Trello, Notion, Slack, Discord, Zapier and Webhooks. The pricing page lists Trello, Slack, Asana, Discord, Notion, Monday, Zapier, Make and Webhooks as coming soon.
Yes, at any time. Premium features remain available until the end of the billing cycle, after which the account moves to the free plan. Excess projects, collaborators and dots are frozen, not deleted.