Feedbucket – Website Feedback Tool

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1. ★★★★★ Eurisko

   10mo ago

   It’s hard to write about this plugin without mentioning the paid Feedbucket SaaS: feedbucket [dot] app. We moved from a free Markup [dot] io account to a paid Feedbucket account since it was a lot more affordable. But there have been some real killer features like integration with a wide range of software – we use the Asana integration and it’s amazing. Okay, so now for the plugin review: having a plugin that easily allows us to set up Feedbucket and choose where it shows is amazing. If you’re using WordPress and Feedbucket you may already be using this, but if not, you should!My only recommendation for the Feedbucket team would be having some sort of option to exclude or include certain pages. We do a lot of landing page builds as well as website builds and it would be nice to have it run only on landing page.

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2. ★★★★★ sprucelydesigned

   2.2y ago

   It’s incredibly easy to set up and allows for seamless collection of text feedback, image uploads, and videos without requiring browser extensions. The two-way integration with Asana is exceptional, making it a versatile solution for managing client feedback. Clients can also track their submitted feedback and see its resolution directly on their website. If you’re looking for an efficient way to gather and manage feedback on your WordPress site, Feedbucket is the perfect choice.

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3. ★★★★★ davemgraham

   3.7y ago

   We’ve probably purchased, used or tested the majority of tools on the market for getting website feedback and Feedbucket has to be the best!It’s super simple to set up and gathering text feedback, image uploads, or video is a breeze. There’s no need for browser extensions (that confuse your clients). It has superb two way integration with a whole suite of tools (which most other tools don’t have).If you’re looking for a way to get client feedback on a DEV or LIVE site straight into your task tool – this is it.Clients can even see the feedback they submitted, and when it’s resolved right on their website.Great work guys!

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4. ★★★★★ nilsfridlund

   3.9y ago

   We save time while improving our quality by making feedback easy to understand and complete using Feedbucket. Anyone who wants to streamline their feedback should use Feedbucket!

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5. ★★★★★ meridiq

   3.9y ago

   So happy we found this tool, save us so much hassle in sending screenshots and updates to the web agency. Have been using this without the WordPress plugin for some time, but the plugin gave us the option to use in live environment. Cool that you can activate this with different roles so you can limit the people making feedback and suggestions on the design. We use Feedbucket in live environment as we change the site continuously. Free plan without limitations is rare to find, where other similar tool only have 14 day trials. A final word though. This is a tool for sending feedback to developers from testers, so do not confuse with client feedback forms. Also I would say that Feedbucket works best with the integrations (we use Teamwork) that you can connect.

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1 disclosed vulnerability on record for this plugin, fixed in the current version. Sites on older versions stay exposed until they update.

1. Medium · 4.3 Feedbucket – Website Feedback Tool <= 1.0.6 - Cross-Site Request Forgery ↗
   2025-04-01 CVE-2025-31859 Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) Affects <= 1.0.6 Patched in 1.0.7

Automated install-time checks, tested on PHP 8.1.12 · WP 7.0.1

Growth timeline

Install-tier crossings we have observed, and how long each tier took to outgrow

1. 2025-08-22 900+ → 1K+ up after 7 days in tier
2. 2025-08-15 1K+ → 900+ down after 1 days in tier
3. 2025-08-14 900+ → 1K+ up after 19 days in tier
4. 2025-07-26 1K+ → 900+ down after 4 days in tier
5. 2025-07-22 900+ → 1K+ up after 1 days in tier
6. 2025-07-21 1K+ → 900+ down after 2 days in tier
7. 2025-07-19 900+ → 1K+ up after 46 days in tier
8. 2025-06-03 800+ → 900+ up after 52 days in tier

Competes with

The plugins that solve the same job, ranked by shared tags then reach, closest match first. The letter on the right is each plugin's health grade (A best, F worst).

• Marker.io – Visual Website Feedback 4K+ installs · 4.7★ · 5 shared tags B
• BugHerd 3K+ installs · 3.8★ · 4 shared tags B
• Ybug Feedback Widget 200+ installs · 4.1★ · 4 shared tags C
• PageProofer 50+ installs · 4.0★ · 4 shared tags D
• QualityHive – Website Feedback Tool 10+ installs · 3.6★ · 4 shared tags D
• Simple Commenter – Website Feedback tool 200+ installs · 4.5★ · 3 shared tags A

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