For agencies that want shorter approval loops: client feedback lands on the page instead of in email, WhatsApp and spreadsheets.
In short
Your client opens the page through a link and places notes directly on the element – no account, no onboarding. Every note keeps its location, author and status, and can be handed over as a task to Asana, Trello, Jira or GitHub. The Agency plan covers 36 projects per year, 5 users and 2 domains.
Instead of asking for “feedback by email”, you send the client a link to the live page or staging site. The client clicks the element they mean and writes the note right on it – no account, no login, no detour through their inbox. For you, that means one channel instead of five, and every note lands exactly where it belongs.
On many projects, the marketing lead, management and an external consultant all comment on the same page. Every note automatically stores its author, location and timestamp, so contradictions surface immediately instead of showing up only once you start building. An account manager can spot where the client and their own leadership disagree before the internal meeting, and settle it before it ever reaches a ticket.
Every note can be handed off as a task to Asana, Trello, Jira or GitHub in one click, complete with location, screenshot context and automatically captured technical details. Your developer opens the ticket and lands directly on the affected element instead of asking in the project channel which page and which button were meant.
Each project stays separate in nootiz: its own domain, its own note list, its own approval status. The Agency plan covers 36 projects per year, 5 users and 2 domains, so a project lead can run several clients in parallel without mixing up notes from different websites.
Most unplanned extra work comes from misunderstandings, not real change requests. When a note is attached to the element itself, there is no room left for interpreting what was meant. That cuts the number of rounds your proposal never accounted for, and makes any genuine extra work easy to justify.
Every note moves through a status from open to in progress to done. At the end of a round, the note list for each page shows whether anything is still outstanding. Sign-off becomes a glance at the list instead of a call – and afterwards you have a record of what was requested and what was delivered.
You don't have to onboard them. The client opens the link, sees their website as usual, and clicks the spot that bothers them. There is no dashboard to explain and no account to create – that is the difference between a tool that sits in your proposal and one that actually gets used day to day.
Yes. Multiple people can leave notes in the same project and every note stays individually traceable.
Usually Agency, with 36 projects per year and 5 users. For a single website, Team is enough.
No. The client opens the link and places notes directly on the page, with no registration at all.
Every note can be handed off directly to Asana, Trello, Jira or GitHub, including location and technical details.
Yes. The Agency plan covers 36 projects per year, and each project stays separate with its own note list.
The status of every note is visible. Once all notes on a page are marked done, the round is documented as closed.
Yes, the snippet works regardless of whether the page is public or password-protected.
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→Approval workflows for project managers
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→Website relaunch feedback
→Design review workflow for web projects
→Visual QA testing for websites
→Client approval for websites
→Content review & copy edits on the website
→Collect staging feedback
→Website feedback for e-commerce & online stores
→Website feedback for SaaS companies
→Website feedback for healthcare & practices
→Deeper pages on platforms, comparisons and hands-on workflows.
Design feedback that is unambiguous: your client marks the element, you get an actionable change instead of a description.
→GuideHow to phrase website feedback that can be implemented without follow-ups – with examples and a checklist.
→FeatureClick, type, done – feedback lands exactly where it belongs.
→Use caseFor developers who want to fix reports without first asking where the issue happened and on what.
→Comparisonnootiz is an Atarim alternative for agencies that want visual feedback without adopting a full agency platform with task management and a client portal.
→GuideWebsite markup means feedback gets placed directly on the element on the live page. Here is how that works, technically and in practice.
→Add the snippet, share the link, collect feedback right on the page – live in under 5 minutes.
