Atarim alternatives
Looking for a Atarim alternative? Compare Bopmigo, BugHerd, Feedbucket, Pastel and ruttl on price, platforms and how complete the reports are.
Short answer: Teams look past Atarim when the per-seat bill grows with every designer and account manager, or when a client project is not on WordPress. Bopmigo is one line on any site, includes mobile apps, and keeps the price flat however many people join.
Quick pick
| If you need | Pick |
|---|---|
| Clear reports from clients or customers on a live site, plus mobile apps, at a flat price | Bopmigo |
| Agencies collecting client comments on websites | BugHerd |
| Agencies that manage client work in Jira, Asana, ClickUp or similar | Feedbucket |
| Web designers and agencies collecting client comments on websites | Pastel |
Why people move on from Atarim
- Pricing is per seat, so every new teammate or freelancer adds to the bill.
- It grew up as a WordPress plugin, and some reviewers mention setup work around the plugin or extension.
- There is no SDK for native mobile apps.
1. Bopmigo
People press Feedback on your website or in your app, write one line and send. Bopmigo adds a screenshot with private details covered, the page and device, asks a short follow-up when something important is missing, and gives you a summary. You can reply, and they read it where they reported.
- Price: Pro $19/month ($15 billed yearly) for up to 3 people. Team $49/month with unlimited teammates.
- Trial: 7 days, no card
- Why it’s our top pick here: one flat price: Team is $49/month with unlimited teammates.
2. BugHerd
BugHerd lets clients and teams pin comments to elements on a live website, then manage them on a task board.
- Price: $50/month for 5 members ($42 billed yearly). Premium is $150/month for 25 members.
- iPhone apps: No native app support listed
- Built around: agencies collecting client comments on websites.
- Bopmigo vs BugHerd
3. Feedbucket
Feedbucket adds a feedback widget to websites and sends each report, with a screenshot or recording, to the project tool your team already uses.
- Price: Pro $49/month, Business $89/month, Enterprise Custom
- Platforms: Websites only
- Built around: agencies that manage client work in Jira, Asana, ClickUp or similar.
- Bopmigo vs Feedbucket
4. Pastel
Pastel lets you and your clients leave comments on live websites, organized in canvases, with a responsive tester for different screen sizes.
- Price: Free $0, Pro $35/month ($29 billed yearly), Team $119/month ($99 billed yearly)
- Platforms: Websites only (responsive views)
- Built around: web designers and agencies collecting client comments on websites.
- Bopmigo vs Pastel
5. ruttl
ruttl is a visual review tool for live websites, web apps, images and PDFs, priced per user.
- Price: Basic Free, Pro $18 per user a month, Business Custom
- Platforms: Lists mobile app feedback as a project type
- Built around: designers and developers reviewing live web pages.
- Bopmigo vs ruttl
What Atarim reviewers say
We read 133 public reviews of Atarim on WordPress.org, written between 2022 and 2025. The average rating is 4.9 out of 5. The praise people repeat most:
- easy for clients and non-technical people (93 reviews)
- saves time (23 reviews)
- ends the back and forth over email (12 reviews)
When they mention a downside, it is most often setting up the extension, plugin or script (6) or slowness or glitches (4). Few reviews are negative overall, so read these as the points to check during a trial.
Questions
What is the cheapest Atarim alternative for a team of five?
Bopmigo Team is $49/month for unlimited teammates. Feedbucket Business is $89/month for up to 25 members. Per-seat tools cost more as you add people.
Which alternative works best for non-WordPress sites?
Bopmigo, BugHerd, Feedbucket and Pastel all work on any website. Bopmigo also covers native and Flutter mobile apps.
Prices come from Atarim’s site and third-party pricing listings (Atarim lists plans per seat; mid-2026 listings put them at about $29 to $42 per seat a month), and from Bopmigo’s pricing page, checked in November 2026. Plans change, so confirm before you buy.
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