Bopmigo vs Zight
Bopmigo or Zight? A side-by-side look at price for your team size, platforms, setup and how complete each report is, with what Zight reviewers say.
Short answer: Zight is for people on your team who record and share. Bopmigo is for the people using your website or app, who report a problem without installing anything. If you have been asking clients or users to “send a Zight” when something breaks, Bopmigo is the shorter path.
Zight (formerly CloudApp) is a screen recording and screenshot tool for sharing quick videos, GIFs and annotated images. Bopmigo lets the people using your website or app report a problem in a few seconds, and makes sure you understand it the first time.
The questions people ask first
Can Bopmigo record video?
Bopmigo captures a screenshot with private details covered, plus the page and device. It does not record video. For recordings your team makes, Zight or Jam fit.
Do customers need to install anything?
No. They press Feedback on your site or in your app.
Is Bopmigo per user like Zight?
No. Team is $49/month for unlimited teammates.
Side by side
| Bopmigo | Zight | |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | Pro $19/month ($15 billed yearly) for up to 3 people. Team $49/month with unlimited teammates. | Free: $0. Create: $9.95 per user a month |
| Free trial | 7 days, no card | Free plan |
| Platforms | Websites, iPhone and iPad apps, and Flutter apps on iPhone and Android, on every plan | Desktop apps and browser extension |
| Integrations | Reports by email, or email only. Slack, Linear and Jira are on the way. | Listed on its site |
Where Bopmigo pulls ahead of Zight
- Customers report from your site or app, with nothing to install.
- Every report has a screenshot, the page, device and a summary.
- Reply in the same conversation, on the page where they reported.
- Similar reports are grouped, so you see how many people hit the same bug.
Cost for your team
| Team size | Bopmigo | Zight |
|---|---|---|
| 1 person | $19 | $12 |
| 5 people | $49 | $60 |
| 15 people | $49 | $180 |
Monthly prices on monthly billing. Tools count people differently (seats, members or users), so check how the other tool counts clients and guests.
What Zight reviewers say
We read 276 public reviews of Zight on Capterra, G2 and TrustRadius, written between 2016 and 2026. The average rating is 4.1 out of 5. The praise people repeat most:
- screenshots and markup (142 reviews)
- easy for clients and non-technical people (33 reviews)
- saves time (25 reviews)
When they mention a downside, it is most often slowness or glitches (56), setting up the extension, plugin or script (14) or limits on phones and mobile apps (12). Few reviews are negative overall, so read these as the points to check during a trial.
An example
A customer emails: “checkout is broken.” You reply asking for a screen recording, and send a link to download a recorder. Two days later, nothing. With Bopmigo, the customer presses Feedback on the checkout page, types one line, and the report arrives with a screenshot, the page and the browser. If they skipped what they expected, Bopmigo asks them right there.
Moving from Zight to Bopmigo
- 1
Step 1
Start a Bopmigo trial and add the snippet to your site.
- 2
Step 2
Replace “send us a recording” in your support replies with “use the Feedback button on the page.”
- 3
Step 3
Keep Zight for recordings your own team shares.
Prices come from Zight’s plans as listed by PricingSaaS on November 9, 2026, and from Bopmigo’s pricing page, checked in November 2026. Plans change, so confirm before you buy.
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