Add a feedback button to your Elementor build and let clients and testers mark issues right where they see them. Every report includes the annotated screenshot, URL, browser, viewport, and JS console logs, so layout bugs and plugin conflicts arrive with context.
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Your client spots a section that breaks on mobile, clicks the widget, circles it, writes “this overlaps here,” and submits. No WordPress login, no screenshot pasted into Word, no fourth revision email. You see the exact page state they saw.
When a slider add-on fights a form plugin, the symptom is visual but the cause is a JS error. Ybug captures the URL, browser, OS, viewport, and the JavaScript console at the moment feedback is sent, so your developer sees the error behind the broken section.
Connect each site to Jira, Trello, ClickUp, Slack, GitHub, or your own webhook, and Ybug pushes the screenshot and metadata straight there. One client comment becomes one actionable ticket, not a to-do buried in your inbox.
Need clarification on a section or a popup? Reply from the Ybug report and your message lands in the client’s inbox. Their answer comes back to the same report, next to the screenshot it belongs to.
Adjust the widget’s colors, fonts, copy, position, dark mode, and language to fit each client’s brand. Or hide the default button and trigger Ybug from your own Elementor button via the JS API.
The feedback tool for Elementor sites that covers the messy parts: client revisions, responsive breakpoints, popups, and the occasional plugin conflict.
Use the free Ybug WordPress plugin (works with free Elementor), or paste the snippet via Elementor Pro’s Custom Code. Rather not touch the site? You and your testers can report from any page with the Ybug browser extension.
Ybug runs on the rendered HTML, so it works with Hello, Astra, template kits, theme builder layouts, and whatever the next site uses.
Elementor’s editor shows three breakpoints; your visitors bring hundreds of window sizes. Every report includes viewport and screen size, so “broken on my phone” becomes reproducible.
Collect all feedback in one dashboard per project, mark reports resolved, and let clients see their input handled. Fewer revision calls, faster sign-off.
Install the WordPress plugin or paste one snippet. No theme edits, no build steps.
Start a free 10-day trial, no credit card needed. Create one project for the Elementor site or client you want to test.
Install the Ybug WordPress plugin and paste your project key, or add the snippet site-wide via Elementor Pro’s Custom Code (before </body>).
Send clients or testers the link. The feedback button is live on every page, and reports land in Ybug with screenshots, viewport data, and console logs attached.
Love the integration with Trello, their panel to keep track of bus is really good. The free tier is very generous and the pricing model is fair compared to other plugins and services. I have dropped Marker and Bugherd in favor of this one.
WordPress user
I looked around for a while before I found Ybug and it was worth searching for it. It is way better as other tools I had considered first.
I really liked how easy it was to deploy the software/plugin on my Wordpress website. The feature that users can take screenshots and ad markups is priceless. It really speeds up the troubleshooting process.
Project Manager
Install the plugin or paste the snippet </body>). Both take a few minutes.Install the plugin, share the link, and turn vague revision notes into clear visual reports.
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