PushFeedback – Feedback Widget with Screenshots
PushFeedback adds a customizable feedback widget to your WordPress site.
Visitors can rate a page, leave a comment, and attach an annotated screenshot without leaving your site. Feedback appears in your PushFeedback dashboard and on a Feedback page in wp-admin.
Works with blogs, documentation sites, WooCommerce stores, membership sites, and client projects. The widget uses your own colors and fonts, so it matches your branding.
What you get
- One-click feedback – visitors rate a page and optionally leave a message, with no forms to build
- Annotated screenshots – visitors highlight and comment on what they saw, so a bug report arrives with visual context
- Flexible placement – a floating button, an edge tab, the
[pushfeedback]shortcode, or a fully embedded form. Add several widgets with different settings if you need them - Customize everything – colors, fonts, button style, layout, labels and messages, with a live preview
- Read it in wp-admin – your latest feedback with ratings, screenshots and the source page, and thumbs or stars to spot problem pages
- Show it only where it helps – include / exclude URL rules, and an optional or required email field
- Analytics and integrations – the PushFeedback dashboard adds a sentiment analytics view and alerts by email, Slack, Jira, Microsoft Teams, webhooks, Zapier or Make
Free and paid plans
Every plan includes the same plugin. Plans differ in how PushFeedback stores, delivers, and manages your feedback.
- Free – never expires, no credit card. One website, unlimited feedback, and every entry stays readable. Your first 25 notifications are emailed as feedback arrives, to one address. After that PushFeedback sends a monthly summary. Screenshots are stored for 30 days.
- Paid plans – an email for every entry with no monthly cap, to as many as three addresses, plus archiving and export, the analytics view, the REST API, and notifications to Slack, Jira, Microsoft Teams, webhooks, Zapier and Make.
- Unlimited – everything in the paid plans across unlimited websites and with seats for your teammates, plus AI reports that summarize recurring themes.
See the PushFeedback pricing page for current plans.
External services
This plugin relies on PushFeedback, a third-party service, to store and manage feedback entries. A PushFeedback account is required.
Data submitted through the widget is sent to pushfeedback.com.
The plugin also contacts PushFeedback to verify your project ID, load your project configuration, list your feedback entries on the wp-admin Feedback page, and update your project’s site URL and email notification settings when you edit them.
Those requests use an API key stored in your WordPress database. The key is created automatically when you connect.
By default the widget uses your theme’s font and makes no other third-party requests.
If you disable Use theme font, the widget loads the Inter font from Google Fonts. See the Google privacy policy.
If you enable spam protection in your PushFeedback project settings, the widget loads Google reCAPTCHA, subject to the same Google policies.
The bundled widget library is the pushfeedback npm package, MIT licensed.