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What It Is

SuperFeedback is a visual website feedback and annotation SaaS built for developers. Clients can use a Chrome extension to click any element on a website and leave comments, or teams can embed a script into a staging site to collect feedback directly. All comments are organized by project in a dashboard, where developers can view screenshots, CSS selectors, XPath, text content, and status.

Core Features and Collaboration

Its main strength is tying vague feedback to specific page elements, with fault-tolerant positioning through multiple selectors, semantic blocks, and scroll position. Comment statuses include Open, Resolved, and Archived. Permissions are handled through a User Code and an Admin Code: the user code is for clients and collaborators, while the admin code is for project owners who can update statuses, resolve items, and archive comments. The Team plan includes a team workspace and 5 members, but there is no sign of more advanced enterprise permission features such as complex RBAC or audit logs.

AI, Integrations, and Developer Support

SuperFeedback is clearly designed around the development workflow. It provides an MCP Server that connects to Cursor or other MCP-compatible AI tools. The AI can retrieve feedback summaries, view comment details, locate code, and mark items as completed after fixes are made. Integration options include the Chrome extension and NPM/Embed scripts, with documentation covering Plain HTML, Next.js, React, Vue, and WordPress. The Team plan also includes Slack/Discord notifications, API access, and custom integrations.

Pricing and Value

The Free plan includes 1 project, 50 comments per project, and 7 days of history, which is enough for small projects to try it out. Pro is $19/month when billed annually, offering 5 projects, unlimited comments, unlimited history, screenshots, and CSV/JSON export. Team is $49/month when billed annually, adding unlimited projects, a team workspace, API, notifications, and priority support. Overall, the pricing is attractive for freelancers and small agencies.

Pros, Cons, and Who It’s For

The advantages are complete feedback context, lightweight integration, and a clear AI-assisted fix workflow. It is well suited to website development, redesign acceptance testing, client feedback collection, and front-end issue diagnosis. The drawbacks are that public materials do not disclose information such as data storage regions, encryption, compliance certifications, or enterprise SSO; the access-code permission model is also relatively lightweight, making it less suitable for highly controlled enterprise environments.

Access from China and Alternatives

Access from mainland China, supported payment methods, and Chinese localization are not specified in the available materials, so these are considered unknown. If a team needs local payment options, Chinese-language support, or intranet deployment, it may also evaluate domestic collaboration/project management tools, or international alternatives such as Marker.io, BugHerd, Usersnap, Pastel, and Ruttl.