Your clients comment on the page, and it all happens under your name.
SiteViewer turns feedback into pinned comments on any live site, HTML file or PDF. One link, your logo, your address. No login for your client, no screenshots in your inbox.
Free plan 5 projects No card
Can the hero image sit a bit higher? The text is covering her face.
Is this the final wording, or a placeholder?
Button should be our green, not black.
Really happy with this one.
A live review room. Click a pin.
Feedback arrives in six places and none of them is the website
One link. One thread. One version.
Everything the client wants changed sits on the page it belongs to, in the order it came in, with a screenshot and the browser attached.
Click the thing. Say the thing.
Your client clicks the spot and types. The comment sticks to that element, on that page, with a screenshot and the browser, OS and screen size already attached.
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No account, no invite.
They add their name once and start commenting.
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Context comes free.
"Looks broken on mine" arrives with the setup it broke on.
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Resolve and move on.
Open and done are separate lists, so nothing gets asked twice.
The client never sees a third-party tool, because there isn't one in front of them.
Point your own subdomain at SiteViewer and every review link goes out as yours. Your logo and colours on the password screen. SSL handled automatically.
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review.yourstudio.com - 02
Your logo and colours on the client-facing gate.
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Ten domains on Studio, so every retainer client gets their own.
Included from Pro, $6.40 a month billed yearly
Nobody needs a file called final_v3_FINAL
Push a new version and the share link stays exactly the same. The client always opens the current one. If they preferred v2, roll back to it in a click.
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One link, for the whole project.
Send it once at kickoff and never send another.
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Live sites, HTML files or PDFs.
Paste a Squarespace URL, or drop in a page you built with Claude.
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You can see when they opened it.
So the chase-up email is informed rather than hopeful.
Hand the whole list to your assistant
Every comment already carries the page, the selector and the screenshot. Turn one into a prompt, export the lot as Markdown, or let your assistant read and resolve them itself.
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Generate a prompt from any comment.
One click turns the thread into a brief your assistant can act on.
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Or export the open list.
Copy for AI gives you every open comment as clean Markdown, for any tool.
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Or connect over MCP.
Claude Code, Cursor and Codex read the comments and mark them resolved. One key, revocable, scoped to your own projects.
The half your client never sees
They get one link and a place to point at things. You get the project list, the analytics and the branding controls behind it.
Who SiteViewer isn't for
If you need a full bug tracker with assignees, sprint boards and a two-way Jira sync, this isn't it, and BugHerd probably is. If you're a product team gathering feedback from thousands of end users, look at Usersnap.
SiteViewer is built for the studio or freelancer running a handful of client projects at a time, who wants the whole review to look like it came from them.
If that isn't you, we've just saved you a signup.
"Every client preview goes out password-protected on our studio's own domain. Clients assume we built bespoke infrastructure for them. The most expensive-looking tool we pay almost nothing for."
Ian · Creative Director, Olio Creative"I used to zip up the build and pray the client could open it. Now I drop the file in and send one link on my own domain. It looks like I built them a whole portal, and I get a ping the moment they open it."
Justin · Founder & Web Designer, Arc & Atlas"Extremely beautiful experience so far. You can tell a designer made this. Every interaction is considered, from the upload to the password page. The kind of polish I rarely see in tools at this price."
Love · Web Designer, Novule"One link and we could see exactly what was changing, page by page, before launch. No email threads, no guesswork."
IT Zero · Business IT, a Made by Dave clientLess than one revision round
Start on the free plan. Move up when you need to review a real website rather than a file, with your client commenting on the page itself.
- Unlimited HTML and PDF projects
- Your own domain, with SSL
- White-label password page
- Your AI assistant, analytics, 3 seats
- Everything in Pro, plus unlimited websites
- Client feedback on live URLs
- Slack notifications
- 10 seats, 10 domains
Send your next review link from your own domain
Five projects free, no card. Add your domain when you are ready for the client to see your name on it.