SHEET_ENDPOINT at the bottom of index.html. Until then signups are not saved.Your client clicks anywhere on the site and leaves a comment. No login, no screenshots on WhatsApp, no "the blue button on page two?". Unlimited clients for $12/month. The first 100 sign-ups get it for $6/month, for as long as they stay.
We only use your email for Tacknote updates. Privacy
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Order now📸 Every comment saves a screenshot of exactly what your client saw, with their browser and screen size. So "it looks broken" finally makes sense. Click a screenshot in the list to open it.
It arrives everywhere at once, and none of it says where on the page.
…what if every comment came with its exact spot on the page?
Your client doesn't install anything or create an account. Ever.
Paste a staging or live URL. If a site blocks that, add one line of code or use the Chrome extension.
They click on anything and type. A screenshot and the exact spot are saved with every comment.
Every comment lands in one list. Mark it done and always know what's left.
Built for one person juggling five clients, not a 40-person agency.
Every note sticks to the exact element your client meant. No more "the thing on the right".
Clients open one link and start commenting. That's the whole onboarding.
Captured with every comment, plus browser and screen size.
Tick off fixes and see what's left at a glance.
Collect feedback on any page you're viewing, in one click.
Send comments to the tools you already use, when you're ready.
Ask "how much bigger?" right on the pin. The conversation stays next to the thing it's about.
You hear about new comments. Your client hears when you mark them fixed.
Most clients check the site on their phone. They can tap to comment there too.
Most tools already let clients comment without an account. The difference is who they're priced for: teams and agencies, not one person.
| Tacknote | BugHerd | Pastel | Ruttl | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Try before you pay | First 10 comments free no card needed | Free trial | Free plan (1 canvas) | Free plan (1 project, 10 comments) |
| Unlimited projects from | $12 / month | $50 / month | $119 / month | $18 / user / month |
| Clients comment without an account | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Built for | Solo freelancers | Agencies and dev teams | Creative teams | Product and design teams |
Prices from each tool's public pricing page, monthly billing, November 2026.
Try it free for your first 10 comments, no card needed. Then pick a plan. The first 100 sign-ups get 50% off on any plan, for as long as they stay subscribed.
For solo designers and developers
Early-bird price, billed monthly
For small teams up to 5 people
Early-bird price, billed monthly
Normal prices after the first 100: Freelancer $12/month, $60 per 6 months or $108/year. Studio $29/month, $150 per 6 months or $276/year.
I'm a frontend developer. Every website project I've worked on ends the same way: feedback scattered across WhatsApp, email and calls, and an hour spent figuring out which button the client meant.
The tools that fix this are built for agencies, so they cost $35–80 a month. That's a lot when it's just you. I want something a solo freelancer can afford and a client can use without thinking.
I'm building Tacknote in public. If you join the waitlist, I'll ask you what matters most to you, and that's what gets built first.
— the Tacknote team
We're two people: a frontend developer who builds it and a community lead who talks to every person on the waitlist. Progress updates go to the waitlist every two weeks.
No. They open the link you send, click on the page, and type. That's it.
Usually no: you paste the link. Some sites block being opened inside other tools; for those you add one line of code (like Google Analytics) or use the Chrome extension.
Yes. If it opens in a browser, your client can comment on it, including staging sites.
Early access opens in January 2027. Waitlist members get in first, in sign-up order, and help decide what ships next.
Comments and screenshots are stored securely and only people with your project's link can see them. We never sell or share your data. Details are on the privacy page.
No. Every project has its own private link. A client only sees the project you shared with them.
Yes. Every comment has a thread, so questions and answers stay on the pin instead of moving back to WhatsApp or email.
No. Joining is free. You'll only be asked to pay if you choose to start using Tacknote after launch.
One link. Every comment pinned to the exact spot. The first 100 sign-ups get 50% off, for as long as they stay.