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8 Best Website Feedback Tools for SaaS Teams

8 Best Website Feedback Tools for SaaS Teams

The quick answer

Quick answer: for on-page surveys with a free start, Hotjar (now sold as part of Contentsquare) gives you 3 feedback widgets and surveys with 100 responses a month for free, and its Growth plan starts at $79 a month. Survicate is the strongest pick for targeted website and in-product surveys, from $114 a month billed annually. Qualaroo runs its Nudge surveys on websites and in apps from $49.99 a month billed annually. If you want visual feedback with screenshots, Userback has a free plan and paid plans from $29 a month billed annually, and Usersnap starts at €49 a month. Feedbucket suits agencies collecting client feedback from $49 a month, Mopinion suits larger teams with many domains from €279 a month, and PLG OS adds feedback and survey components inside your product, with a free tier. Prices are as of October 2026, checked on each vendor's own site.

What website feedback tools do

A website feedback tool collects what visitors think while they are on the page. That usually takes one of three forms:

  • On-page surveys: a short question or two shown by URL, scroll depth, exit intent or user attribute, such as "What stopped you from signing up today?"
  • Feedback widgets: an always-available button or tab where visitors rate the page or report a problem in their own words.
  • Visual feedback: screenshots, annotations and screen recordings attached to a comment, with browser and device data, so a team can see exactly what the visitor saw.

For a SaaS team, the marketing site and the product usually need different tools. The marketing site needs targeting by page and traffic source and a way to ask why visitors leave. The product needs user identity, so a comment can be tied to an account, a plan and a recent action. Several tools below cover both. If your main question is where visitors click and scroll rather than what they say, a heatmap tool answers that; our list of heatmap software compares those.

Website feedback tools compared

ToolBest forFree optionPaid pricing (as of October 2026)
Hotjar (Contentsquare)Surveys next to replays and heatmapsFree: 3 widgets and surveys, 100 responses a monthGrowth from $79 a month
SurvicateTargeted website and in-product surveys10-day trialGrowth from $114 a month, billed annually
QualarooNudge surveys on websites and appsNone listed; Essentials $19.99 a month billed annuallyBusiness $49.99 a month billed annually ($99.99 monthly)
UsersnapProduct feedback widgets, boards and screenshotsFree trialStarter €49 a month
UserbackVisual feedback with replays for product teamsFree: 2 seats, 2 sitesTeam $29 a month billed annually ($39 monthly)
MopinionMany domains, web plus email and app14-day trialStandard from €279 a month
FeedbucketAgencies collecting client feedback14-day trialPro $49 a month
PLG OSFeedback and surveys inside the productFree tier: 100 MTUs, 1 componentStarter $49 a month

1. Hotjar (Contentsquare)

Who it is for: teams that want visitor surveys and feedback widgets in the same tool as session replays and heatmaps.

Pricing: Hotjar is now sold within Contentsquare's plans. The Voice of Customer product has a Free plan with 3 feedback widgets and surveys, 100 responses a month and one month of response access. Growth starts at $79 a month with 500 to 100,000 responses a month, and Pro is custom. Source: Contentsquare pricing, where Hotjar's pricing page now redirects.

Strengths: surveys link to replays and segments on every plan, an AI survey generator and summary report are included, and Growth adds branding, advanced feedback targeting, embedded surveys and AI analysis of survey responses.

Limits: the free plan's response cap and one-month access window are tight for an active site, and advanced CSS styling is a Pro feature. For other options in the same space, see our Hotjar alternatives.

2. Survicate

Who it is for: product and marketing teams that want the same survey tool on the website, in the product and in email.

Pricing: a 10-day trial with up to 25 responses and no card. Growth starts at $114 a month billed annually with 250 survey responses a month and 10 user seats; Pro starts at $349 a month and Enterprise at $569 a month. Source: Survicate pricing.

Strengths: website surveys with exit intent targeting on every plan, targeting by user attributes and events, 25+ integrations on Growth and 40+ on Pro, multilingual surveys and a Research Hub with an AI agent and an MCP server.

Limits: response volume drives the price, so high-traffic pages need a larger plan, and session replay and A/B testing of surveys sit on the higher tiers.

3. Qualaroo

Who it is for: teams that want short, targeted "Nudge" questions on specific pages or in an app, with exit-intent and advanced targeting.

Pricing: Essentials is $19.99 a month billed annually ($39.99 monthly) and centres on email surveys with 1,000 email sends. Business, which adds unlimited Nudge surveys in-app, on your website and by email plus NPS surveys, is $49.99 a month billed annually ($99.99 monthly) with 5,000 email sends and 100,000 pageviews a month. Source: Qualaroo pricing.

Strengths: unlimited responses on paid plans, branching and skip logic, 100+ templates, AI sentiment analysis and an Identify API for tying answers to known users. Qualaroo's site sits inside the ProProfs product family.

Limits: website Nudges need the Business plan, and pageview limits apply to on-site surveys.

4. Usersnap

Who it is for: product teams that want feedback widgets, surveys, a feedback board and screenshot capture in one place.

Pricing: Starter is €49 a month with 2 seats and 2 projects; Growth is €129, Professional €219 (20 projects, public boards and roadmaps) and Premium €459, with yearly billing saving up to three months. The trial adds a free month of Premium once you set up 2 channels and collect your first 20 feedback items. Source: Usersnap pricing.

Strengths: one code snippet installs feedback widgets and a support menu, a browser extension captures feedback and screenshots from any page, and video feedback with annotated screenshots is available. Integrations cover Slack, Jira, Azure DevOps, Linear, Zendesk and Salesforce.

Limits: prices are in euros, and lower tiers cap live widgets, seats and projects.

5. Userback

Who it is for: SaaS product and QA teams that want annotated feedback with technical context attached.

Pricing: Free covers 2 seats and 2 sites with unlimited feedback, but feedback is only available for 7 days. Team is $29 a month billed annually ($39 monthly) for 5 seats and 5 sites. Business is $79 a month billed annually ($99 monthly) with unlimited seats and 25 sites. Source: Userback pricing.

Strengths: a feedback widget or browser extension, two-way Jira and ClickUp sync on Team, and on Business a session replay with every piece of feedback, console logs and network requests, user surveys and behavioural targeting.

Limits: replays, surveys and developer tools need Business, and the feature request portal is a paid add-on.

6. Mopinion

Who it is for: larger digital teams that collect feedback across many domains, plus email and mobile apps.

Pricing: Standard starts at €279 a month and Enterprise at €999 a month, with a 14-day trial. The price calculator scales by domains, monthly pageviews, email brands and app sessions. Mopinion bills in euros and shows USD and GBP only as an indication. Source: Mopinion pricing.

Strengths: web, email and in-app feedback in one account, with white-label forms and single sign-on available as options.

Limits: the entry price is higher than most tools here, so it is aimed at teams with high traffic or several sites.

7. Feedbucket

Who it is for: web agencies and design teams collecting feedback from clients on sites they are building.

Pricing: Pro is $49 a month with 2 team members; Business is $89 a month with 25 team members; Enterprise is custom. Every plan has unlimited projects, feedback and client reporters, a 14-day trial is available, and yearly billing saves 20%. Source: Feedbucket pricing.

Strengths: screenshot and video feedback, client reporters who do not need an account, and integrations with Asana, Jira, ClickUp, Trello, Linear and GitHub. Business adds console logs, a JavaScript API and custom branding.

Limits: it is built for review rounds on a site in progress rather than ongoing surveys of live visitors.

8. PLG OS

Who it is for: SaaS teams that want feedback, survey and bug reporting components inside the product itself, next to onboarding and gamification. PLG OS is our own product.

Pricing: the Free tier covers 100 MTUs and one component. Starter is $49 a month (1,000 MTUs, 2 components) and Growth is $149 a month (3,000 MTUs, 5 components). Source: PLG OS pricing.

Strengths: the feedback and surveys components include inline feedback, a feedback workflow, onboarding and feature usage surveys and NPS, and users can report bugs and request features from inside the app.

Limits: it is aimed at logged-in product users rather than anonymous marketing-site visitors, and component limits apply per plan.

Tools we left out

Sprig now sells an enterprise research platform priced by response volume through a demo, with no self-serve plan on its pricing page, so it is less of a fit for a team that wants a website widget this week. Tools focused on internal QA bug reports are a separate category from visitor feedback.

How to choose a website feedback tool

Start with the question you need answered. If you want to know why visitors leave a pricing or signup page, use an on-page survey with exit intent (Survicate, Qualaroo or Hotjar). If you want users to show you a problem, choose visual feedback with screenshots (Userback, Usersnap or Feedbucket). If you need feedback from logged-in users tied to their account, pick a tool that identifies users, such as Survicate, Userback Business or PLG OS.

Then check three numbers against your traffic: responses or pageviews included per month, seats, and the number of sites or projects. Keep surveys to one or two questions and trigger them on a specific page or event. For satisfaction scores after a support interaction, our guide to CSAT survey software covers that use case, and in-app survey tools covers surveys inside the product.

FAQs

What is the best free website feedback tool?

Hotjar's free Voice of Customer plan includes 3 feedback widgets and surveys with 100 responses a month, and Userback's free plan covers 2 sites with unlimited feedback kept for 7 days. PLG OS has a free tier for one in-product component.

What is the difference between a website feedback tool and a survey tool?

A website feedback tool shows its questions or widget on the page the visitor is viewing and can target by URL, behaviour or exit intent. A general survey tool usually sends a link by email. Several tools, such as Survicate and Qualaroo, do both.

Which website feedback tools capture screenshots?

Userback, Usersnap and Feedbucket let visitors attach annotated screenshots and video to their feedback. Userback's Business plan also attaches a session replay, console logs and network requests.

How much do website feedback tools cost?

As of October 2026, paid plans start at about $29 a month (Userback Team, billed annually), $49.99 a month (Qualaroo Business, billed annually), $79 a month (Hotjar Growth) and $114 a month (Survicate Growth, billed annually). Mopinion starts at €279 a month.