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What is Webvizio?
Webvizio is a visual feedback and bug reporting platform for websites and web applications. Instead of long email threads and annotated screenshots, reviewers click directly on a live page to leave a comment, create a task or report a bug. The company describes it as a way to bridge communication gaps between non-technical teams, clients and developers.
Beyond websites, it also handles images, PDFs and Figma design files in the same workspace. Webvizio Inc. is based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and says over 6,800 website owners, developers and agencies in 115 countries have used it since its beta launch.
How does Webvizio work?
For public websites, you paste the URL into the Webvizio app and the page loads inside the interface. Clicking any element lets you comment, create a task or report a bug. For apps behind a login, such as SaaS dashboards or client portals, the Chrome extension overlays the logged-in page directly.
Every report automatically includes the URL, screenshot, browser, operating system, screen resolution and console logs. Staging sites, localhost and password-protected environments are supported, and no code installation or server-side configuration is required. The web app and the extension are connected, so teams can use both.
Key features of Webvizio
The core of the product is visual feedback on live pages, plus one-click bug reports that carry technical details and repro steps. Teams can annotate images, PDFs and Figma files, review pages across multiple screen resolutions, and record short videos to explain an issue.
A built-in productivity layer adds due dates, priorities, statuses, folders, tags, Kanban boards, a time tracker and exportable reports. For AI-assisted development, Webvizio generates prompts for coding agents such as Cursor and Windsurf and offers an MCP server for connecting agents.
Key Features
Visual feedback on live pages — Click any element on a live website or web app to leave a comment, create a task or report a bug, with the URL, element and screenshot attached.
Image, PDF and Figma annotation — Annotate images (JPG, PNG, GIF, SVG, AI, EPS), PDF documents and Figma files in the same dashboard as website feedback.
Multi-device preview — Review live pages across a range of mobile and screen resolutions and share targeted feedback for each size.
One-click bug reports — Reports automatically capture browser, OS, screen resolution, console logs and user steps. Network logs and repro steps are part of extension-based bug reporting.
Chrome extension for logged-in apps — Overlays the page for SaaS dashboards, client portals, internal tools and password-protected staging environments, with no code installation required.
AI prompts and MCP server — Generates prompts for AI coding agents such as Cursor and Windsurf from visual feedback and bug data, and offers an MCP server to connect coding agents.
Task management and Kanban boards — Assign due dates and priorities, track status, filter tasks, use folders and tags, and view projects on Kanban boards.
Time tracking and reports — Includes a task time tracker, exportable time reports and .xlsx status reports.
Video recordings — Record short in-app videos to explain an idea or issue instead of writing long descriptions.
Guest access without accounts — Invite clients by link so they can leave feedback with no registration or installation. Guest and viewer roles are free and available from the Starter plan.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Clients can leave feedback through a shared link with no account or installation, which lowers the barrier for non-technical reviewers.
Bug reports automatically capture URL, screenshot, browser, OS, resolution and console logs, reducing follow-up questions for developers.
One workspace covers live sites, web apps, images, PDFs and Figma files, so teams need fewer separate review tools.
Works on staging, localhost and login-protected apps through the Chrome extension, with no code installation or server setup.
Integrates with Jira, Trello, ClickUp, Slack, Zapier, WordPress, Figma and Cursor, and includes AI prompts and an MCP server.
Entry plan starts at $8 per month, and guests and viewers do not use paid seats.
Cons
No permanent free plan is listed; access starts with a 7-day trial, after which a paid plan is required.
Some features are limited by surface: screenshot annotations and bug reporting data need the browser extension, while video and file work are in-app only.
User and project caps are low on the cheaper tiers: Solo allows 2 users and 5 projects, and Starter allows 5 users and 10 projects.
Enterprise pricing is not published, and the Advanced price is shown alongside a limited-time discount, which makes the regular price less clear.
Pricing
Solo $8 per month
Starter $28 per month
Advanced $45.60 per month
Enterprise Custom
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Webvizio?
Webvizio is an all-in-one tool for website feedback, bug tracking, collaboration and task management. Teams and clients comment directly on live websites, web apps, images, PDFs and Figma files. It is designed for agencies, QA teams, developers and project managers.
How much does Webvizio cost?
Webvizio lists Solo at $8 per month, Starter at $28 per month and Advanced at $45.60 per month, shown against a crossed-out $76 with a limited 40% off code. Enterprise pricing is custom. The site also advertises a 20% saving for annual billing.
Does Webvizio have a free trial?
Yes. Webvizio offers a 7-day free trial with no credit card required. The trial gives access to the Advanced plan, and users can upgrade when it ends.
Can clients leave feedback without an account?
Yes. You can invite clients to a project by sharing a link, and they click elements on the live site to comment without registering or installing anything. Guest and viewer roles are free and available from the Starter plan.
Does Webvizio work on staging and password-protected sites?
Yes. It works on any URL accessible in a browser, including staging, localhost and web apps behind a login. Public URLs load inside the Webvizio app, while protected environments use the Chrome extension.
What does Webvizio integrate with?
Webvizio integrates with Jira, Trello, ClickUp, Slack, Zapier, WordPress, Figma and Cursor. It also supports webhooks and an API for custom workflows.
What file types can be annotated in Webvizio?
Webvizio supports live websites and web apps at any URL, images in JPG, PNG, GIF, SVG, AI and EPS formats, PDF documents and Figma design files. All feedback is managed in a single dashboard.
Does Webvizio support AI coding tools?
Yes. Webvizio generates prompts for AI coding agents such as Cursor and Windsurf from visual feedback and bug data. It also offers an MCP server so coding agents can connect and work on tasks and bugs.