Visual Debug collects web project feedback through a browser extension and syncs it to Jira, Asana, ClickUp, Slack, and GitHub. Free plan; paid from $29/month.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Visual Debug is a feedback tool for web projects. The company describes its goal as turning web project feedback chaos into clarity. It does this with a browser extension that team members and users install, so feedback about a website can be collected in a structured way instead of arriving through scattered messages.
The product is aimed at people who build, manage, or review websites. The homepage lists freelancers, web development agencies, in-house development teams, marketing agencies, landing page roasters, and indie hackers. Visual Debug says it streamlines how these groups receive, process, and act on feedback, and it connects with project management tools to keep updates in one place.
The website describes a three-step process. First, a user creates an account in a couple of steps without a credit card. Second, the user installs the browser extension on their preferred browser and logs in with the new account. Third, the user starts receiving feedback from both the team and users.
Collected feedback can be sent to other tools. Visual Debug says it syncs with a chosen tool, which streamlines the workflow and keeps project updates centralized. The site names Jira, Asana, ClickUp, Slack, and GitHub as integrations. It also links to guides on collecting feedback and sharing feedback, and offers a scheduled demo.
The core feature is the browser extension, which gathers feedback from team members and outside users. Every plan allows unlimited reporters, including the free plan, so the number of people who can submit feedback does not drive the price. The cost depends on the number of team members and the amount of storage.
Integrations are the second main capability. Visual Debug syncs feedback with tools including Jira, Asana, ClickUp, Slack, and GitHub, and the paid plans are listed with all integrations. The site also links to a section for exploring public bugs, a blog, a support page, an FAQ, and how-to pages. It does not describe the technical details of how feedback is captured.
Visual Debug is a tool for collecting feedback on web projects. It uses a browser extension to gather feedback from teams and users and syncs it with project management tools. It is aimed at freelancers, agencies, and development teams.
Visual Debug has a free Freelancer plan. Paid plans are Small team at $29/month, Regular team at $79/month, and Large team at $129/month. A custom plan is available on request.
Yes. Each paid plan can be tried free for 14 days, and no credit card is required. The site also offers a free plan for one team member.
The site names Jira, Asana, ClickUp, Slack, and GitHub, and links to a page listing all integrations. Paid plans are listed with all integrations included.
The site targets freelancers, web development agencies, in-house development teams, marketing agencies, landing page roasters, and indie hackers. It suits people who need to collect and act on feedback for web-based projects.
Yes. The company offers a 100% money-back guarantee for new customers. A refund can be requested within 14 days after making the payment.
Payment is accepted by credit or debit card and by PayPal. Stripe processes cards and Braintree processes PayPal payments. A payment method is not required to start the free trial.
Yes, plans can be canceled anytime. After cancellation, the subscription stays active until the end of the next billing date.