Best Website Feedback Widgets With Console Logs
A bug report that says "the button does nothing" is only useful if it comes with what the browser logged at that moment. These are the feedback tools that attach console output to reports, compared on what they capture, who they are built for, and what the first paid plan costs.
We make FeedBlox, which is first on the list. Every other entry was checked against the vendor's own pricing page on 12 October 2026, and each one links there so you can verify it.
At a Glance
| Tool | Built For | Console Logs | Network Requests | Free Plan | Paid From |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FeedBlox | Product and SaaS teams, live sites | Yes, every plan | Yes, every plan | Yes: 3 sites, 150 reports a month | $9 / mo |
| Marker.io | QA and dev teams, client review | Listed as a feature; check the plan | Listed as a feature; check the plan | No: 15-day trial, no card | $39 / mo, billed annually |
| Userback | Product teams, user feedback and replay | Business plan and up | Business plan and up | Yes: 2 seats, without console or network logs | $29 / mo billed annually; console from $79 |
| Usersnap | Product teams, feedback and surveys | Yes, every plan | Not listed | No: trial ends after 20 feedback items | €49 / mo |
| Feedbucket | Web agencies, client review on staging | Yes, per their plan comparison | Not listed | No: 14-day trial, no card | $49 / mo |
| Jam | Internal teams filing bugs | Yes | Yes | Yes: 30 Jams, 5 recording links | $14 / creator / mo, billed yearly |
Read from each vendor's pricing page on 12 October 2026. Prices exclude tax.
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1. FeedBlox
Our product, so weigh this entry accordingly. One script tag adds a launcher to your site. Visitors leave a rating, a comment or a bug report, and each report arrives with recent console lines, failed fetch and XHR requests, uncaught JavaScript errors and a click trail. New accounts get 30 days of Pro free without a card.
- Pick It If
- You want console and network context on the free plan, and ratings and bug reports in one inbox.
- Watch Out For
- No two-way sync with Jira or ClickUp. Routing is through signed webhooks and MCP on Pro and Max.
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2. Marker.io
A mature visual bug reporting tool with a widget and browser extension, deep issue tracker sync and an agency plan. Its pricing page lists console logs and network requests among its features, but does not make clear which plan includes them.
- Pick It If
- Your team lives in Jira or Linear and wants the deepest two-way sync.
- Watch Out For
- No free plan, and the entry plan has 3 seats.
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3. Userback
Feedback widget with screenshots, video and session replay. Console logs and network requests are captured with every piece of feedback on the Business plan, which is also where session replay starts.
- Pick It If
- You want session replay attached to feedback and are already budgeting for Business.
- Watch Out For
- The free and Team plans do not include console or network logs.
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4. Usersnap
Feedback and bug reporting with surveys, screen recording and browser error console logs on every plan. Plans are priced by projects, starting with 2 projects and 2 seats.
- Pick It If
- You want surveys and bug capture from one vendor, with console errors from the start.
- Watch Out For
- Network requests are not listed, and the entry plan covers 2 projects.
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5. Feedbucket
Built for agencies: clients annotate staging sites with screenshots and video, and each item becomes a task in more than 15 project tools with two-way sync. Unlimited projects and client reporters on every plan.
- Pick It If
- You are an agency and every client comment must land in your project tool.
- Watch Out For
- Badge removal, webhooks and custom metadata start on Business at $89 a month.
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6. Jam
Not a website widget. Jam is a browser extension and Mac app your own team uses to file bugs with console and network logs, plus recording links you can send to someone else. Excellent for internal QA.
- Pick It If
- The people reporting bugs are your own team, not your visitors.
- Watch Out For
- Visitors would need a link from you; there is no launcher on your site.
Also Checked
- BugHerd : Pins feedback to page elements and captures browser, OS and screen size on every plan, from $50 a month. Its pricing page does not mention console logs, so it is not in the table.
How to Choose
Start with who is reporting. If it is your own team, an extension like Jam is the quickest path. If it is a client reviewing a build, an agency tool like Feedbucket or Marker.io fits the workflow. If it is your visitors on a live product, you want a widget on the site itself.
Then check where console capture starts. Several tools list it, but on some it begins at the second or third paid tier. Check whether network requests come with it: a failed API call is often the real cause behind a console error.
FAQ
Which feedback widget captures console logs on a free plan?
Of the tools on this page, FeedBlox captures console logs and failed network requests on its free plan (3 sites, 150 reports a month). Userback has a free plan without them, and Jam's free plan captures them through a browser extension rather than a widget on your site.
Do visitors need to install anything?
Not for FeedBlox, Marker.io, Userback, Usersnap or Feedbucket: each runs from a script on your site. Jam needs a browser extension or a recording link you send.
Is a feedback widget a replacement for error monitoring?
No. Error monitoring such as Sentry catches errors nobody reports. A feedback widget captures what the visitor saw and said, with the console and network state from that moment. Many teams run both.
How current are these prices?
They were read from each vendor's pricing page on 12 October 2026. Prices change, so follow the links and check before you buy.
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