Feedbucket alternatives

Looking for a Feedbucket alternative? Compare Bopmigo, Marker.io, BugHerd, Userback and Ybug on price, platforms and how complete the reports are.

Short answer: Feedbucket is a solid website tool, and teams usually look elsewhere for two reasons: the $49 entry price for two people, or an iPhone or Flutter app that needs feedback as well. Bopmigo starts at $19 and covers both.

What Feedbucket reviewers say

We read 11 public reviews of Feedbucket on G2 and WordPress.org, written between 2022 and 2026. The average rating is 4.8 out of 5. The praise people repeat most:

• easy for clients and non-technical people (6 reviews)
• screenshots and markup (5 reviews)
• saves time (4 reviews)

There are too few reviews to read much into the complaints. The ones that do mention a downside point to setting up the extension, plugin or script (2) and the price (1).

What usually triggers the switch

• Pro starts at $49 a month, steep for a freelancer.
• Websites only, with no native app SDK.
• Most of the value comes from the integrations, so teams without a tracker get less from it.

An example

A freelance developer builds sites for three clients and works alone. Feedbucket starts at $49 a month for two members. Bopmigo Pro is $19 a month for up to three people, and each client report arrives in the inbox or by email, with a screenshot and a summary, ready to fix.

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: pro is $19/month for up to 3 people.

2. Marker.io

Marker.io is a website feedback and bug reporting tool built around sending reports into issue trackers like Jira and Linear.

• Price: $59/month for 3 seats ($39 billed yearly). Team is $199/month for 15 seats.
• iPhone apps: Websites only on the pricing page
• Built around: teams who send every report to Jira or Linear.
• Bopmigo vs Marker.io

3. 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

4. Userback

Userback collects visual feedback, bug reports and feature requests, with session replay and a public roadmap.

• Price: Free for 2 seats. Team is $49/month for 5 seats ($39 billed yearly). The mobile SDK starts on Business Plus at $199/month.
• iPhone apps: Business Plus plan ($199/month) and up
• Built around: a free plan with session replay and a roadmap.
• Bopmigo vs Userback

5. Ybug

Ybug is a low-cost visual feedback and bug reporting widget for websites, with screenshots, browser details and integrations.

• Price: Free €0, Basic €10/month, Startup €23/month
• Platforms: Websites (snippet, extension, CMS plugins)
• Built around: small teams that want a cheap widget connected to their tracker.
• Bopmigo vs Ybug

Which one fits you

Questions

Prices come from Feedbucket’s pricing page, and from Bopmigo’s pricing page, checked in November 2026. Plans change, so confirm before you buy.

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