Your client clicks the thing they mean and writes a note: no account, no extension, no screenshots by email. You get the selector, a screenshot and the device, all under your agency’s name.
One snippet on any site
Made by an agency, for agencies. We built ClickNote for our own client work first, then opened it up to other agencies.
How it works
Paste one script tag into the client’s site and send them the review link. Normal visitors load nothing extra.
<script src="https://feedback.youragency.com/l.js" data-project="PROJECT_ID" async></script>They confirm their email with a one-time code, click any element and say what should change. No account, no extension.
Page, selector, screenshot, device and theme file, with a status and a thread. Hand it to a developer or an AI agent.
White-label
The widget, the emails and the address can all be yours, so the review feels like part of your service, not a tool you signed up to.
Can this say “made in Cornwall”?
Examples only. Northbank Studio is made up to show where your name and domain appear.
What every note captures
“The thing at the top, sort of on the left” is not a brief. Every note records what was clicked and where it lives, so the fix starts in the right file.
Never captured: what anyone has typed into a form field.
Rounds, threads and people
Clients press one button when they have said everything, and you are told.
They can edit or delete a note until work starts on it.
Replies stay on the note, next to the thing they are about.
Teammates see each other’s notes, so one typo is one note.
Limit a project to the addresses you list. Invites sign in with one tap.
Internal notes clients never see, with owner, admin and member roles.
For developers and AI agents
One button turns a note, or every note you have filtered, into a brief for Claude or a developer.
## Feedback #3 - Copy change (open)
Page: https://haldenceramics.example/ ("Halden Ceramics")
Platform: Shopify, theme "Halden" (live), template index
Where: Shopify section "hero_banner_k7Lm2Q" in templates/index.json, likely sections/hero_banner.liquid > Block heading
Element: <h1> h1
Selector: section.hero > h1
XPath: /html/body/main/section[1]/div/h1
Element text: "Tableware made to be used every day"
Device: Chrome on macOS (desktop browser); viewport 1440x900 = desktop layout, clicked at 62% across / 48% down the element
Reviewer: priya@haldenceramics.example
Comment:
> Can this say "made in Cornwall"? It's the first thing people ask us.
HTML:
```html
<h1 class="hero__title">Tableware made to be used every day</h1>
```Claude Code, or any MCP agent, can read notes and update them without leaving the editor.
claude mcp add --transport http clicknote https://app.clicknote.io/mcp \
--header "Authorization: Bearer <key>"list_projects · list_comments · get_comment · update_status · add_internal_note
Pricing
For freelancers and small teams with a handful of client sites.
Black Friday: 20% off
$19 $15.20a month
or $190 $114 a year (40% off)
Black Friday: 40% off
$190 $114a year
or $19 $15.20 a month (20% off)
Feedback on your own domain, under your own name.
Black Friday: 20% off
$59 $47.20a month
or $590 $354 a year (40% off)
Black Friday: 40% off
$590 $354a year
or $59 $47.20 a month (20% off)
Several brands, each with its own domain, and no ceiling on projects.
Black Friday: 20% off
$99 $79.20a month
or $990 $594 a year (40% off)
Black Friday: 40% off
$990 $594a year
or $99 $79.20 a month (20% off)
Comparing tools? See ClickNote next to BugHerd, Feedbucket, Marker.io, MarkUp.io, Pastel and Userback, or what each one costs.
Questions
Something else? Ask us: a person reads every message and replies by email.
No. They open the review link, confirm their email with a one-time code and start clicking. Nothing to create, remember or install.
No. It is under 1 KB and does nothing for normal visitors: no extra request, no DOM change, no effect on Core Web Vitals.
ClickNote does not load your client’s site through a proxy, which is where staging sites tend to break. The snippet runs on the page itself, so the reviewer is looking at the real site in their own browser.
On a Shopify store that is still password-protected, add the snippet to password.liquid as well as theme.liquid.
No. Your name and logo are on the widget and on every email to clients on all three plans. Your own domain, email from your own domain and removing the small “via ClickNote” line start on the Agency plan at $59 a month.
Seats are for your own team. Reviewers are free and unlimited on every plan.
A flat price per workspace: $19, $59 or $99 a month, with two months free if you pay yearly. Nothing is charged per reviewer, so the bill does not grow when a client brings five colleagues along. VAT or sales tax may be added at checkout.
Yes. Every plan includes an MCP endpoint, so Claude Code or any MCP-capable agent can list your projects and notes, read a note with its full element context, set its status and add internal notes.
There is also a Copy for AI agent button in the dashboard. It puts one note, or all the notes you have filtered, on your clipboard as a ready-to-paste brief.
You pick a plan. If you do not, review links pause and your notes are kept for 90 days.
An agency, for agencies. It is run by Peak Digital Ltd, our UK company.
A private sample workspace with a client site and notes already on it. No sign-up, and it is deleted 12 hours after you open it.
14-day free trial. No card needed.