Installs through Squarespace Code Injection
Paste the Ybug snippet into the Footer field in Code Injection and save. Use site-wide injection for full review, or per-page injection when you only want feedback on a specific page.
Works on Squarespace
Visual Feedback & Bug Tracking Tool for Squarespace Websites
Use Ybug as your Squarespace feedback tool and Squarespace testing tool: add a feedback button through Code Injection and let clients, stakeholders, or testers mark issues directly on the page. Every report lands with the annotated screenshot, URL, browser, viewport, and console logs attached — no vague “the layout looks off” emails.
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Squarespace site feedback that works
for client review
Drop-in feedback widget
Clients can comment on the page they’re reviewing
Your client opens the published Squarespace page, clicks the widget, circles the awkward mobile image crop, writes “this should show the whole product,” and submits. No Squarespace login, no marked-up PDF, no email thread asking which section they meant.
- One click to capture a Squarespace page with annotations
- No Squarespace or Ybug account needed for the person reporting
- Works on published pages where Code Injection loads
Receipts on every report
Bug tracking for Squarespace with the context included
“The form didn’t work” isn’t enough to fix the issue. Ybug captures the URL, browser, OS, viewport, screen size, and JS console errors when feedback is sent. Your team can tell whether the problem came from a form, embed, mobile layout, or page-specific script.
- Browser, OS, viewport, and URL captured automatically
- JS console errors included for forms, embeds, and custom code
- Clear context for landing pages, blogs, portfolios, product pages, and booking flows
Pushes to your tools
Send Squarespace fixes to the tools your team already uses
Squarespace feedback shouldn’t live in a spreadsheet. Connect each Squarespace project to Jira, Linear, ClickUp, Trello, GitHub, Slack, or your own webhook, and Ybug pushes the screenshot and metadata straight there. One site issue becomes one clean ticket.
- Native sync to Jira, Linear, ClickUp, Trello, GitHub, Slack, and 25+ more
- One Ybug project per Squarespace website, client, or launch
- Zapier and webhooks for agency and no-code workflows
Close the loop
Keep follow-up questions attached to the report
Need to ask which form value they entered, which page they were reviewing, or what they expected the button to do? Reply from the Ybug report and your message lands in their inbox. Their answer pins back to the same report, next to the screenshot.
- Reply from inside Ybug, delivered as a normal email
- Client replies stay attached to the same Squarespace report
- No more chasing context across email, chat, and task lists
On-brand widget
Looks like it belongs on the Squarespace site
Match the widget to the site you built — colors, fonts, copy, position, dark mode, and language. Or hide the default button and trigger Ybug from your own page element via the JS API. The feedback tool for Squarespace website reviews can still feel polished and on-brand.
- Custom colors, fonts, copy, position, and dark mode
- 19 languages with fully editable labels
- Trigger from your own button via the JS API
Why Squarespace site owners and agencies choose Ybug
Squarespace feedback that fits real site launches: templates, mobile layouts, forms, bookings, product pages, embeds, and client review.
Works with templates, Fluid Engine, and content pages
Landing pages, blogs, portfolios, service pages, product pages, forms, embeds, booking pages — Ybug runs on the rendered site, so testers can comment on what they actually see.
Mobile layout feedback with viewport data
Responsive template issues rarely show up in a neat desktop screenshot. Ybug captures mobile screenshots with browser and viewport metadata, so layout bugs arrive with proof.
Simple enough for non-technical clients
Clients don’t need to write a bug report. They point, annotate, type one sentence, and submit. Ybug turns that into Squarespace site feedback your team can actually act on.
Add Ybug to Squarespace in five minutes
Squarespace testing in three steps. Add one Code Injection snippet, save the site, and start collecting visual reports.
1.
Create a Ybug project
Start a free 10-day trial — no credit card. Create one project for the Squarespace website, campaign, or client review you want to test.
2.
Paste the snippet into Code Injection
Paste the snippet into Code Injection Open Squarespace Code Injection, paste the Ybug snippet into the Footer field, and save. Use per-page code injection if you only want Ybug on selected pages.
3.
Share the page for review
Send the published page to clients or testers. Reports land in Ybug with screenshots, metadata, console logs, and the exact URL attached.
Here’s what our users say
Essential Visual Feedback tool for any webdesigners and developers
yBug saves me a lot of work hours on daily bases. It is clear and simple to use and I didn't need to look for any other tool once I've found it.
yBug is really useful tool with great integrations I mostly use the one for Asana and Trello. yBug reports are easily readable with clear call message for users and with all the necessary information for me to solve any issue they might be reporting. I have to praise the tech support that responded to my feature request within few hours!
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Excellence Website Widget
Ybug is intuitive and easy to use for someone who by nature is not technical. It is quite flexible - where some tools are limited to bug reporting, we use Ybug not only to report bugs, but to also solicit feedback on specific pages and products. Ybug also provides an invaluable screenshot that enables a customer to show us the exact issue. On top of this, service is excellent.
Neil R.
Founder & President at TrophyCentral
Squarespace feedback tool — frequently asked questions
Can I install custom JavaScript on a Squarespace site?
Yes. Squarespace supports JavaScript through Code Injection on plans that include custom code. Open the Code Injection panel, paste the Ybug snippet into the Footer field, and save.
How do I install Ybug on Squarespace?
Create a Ybug project, copy your widget snippet, then open the Squarespace Code Injection panel. Paste the snippet into Footer, click Save, and test the published site. You can also use per-page header injection when you only want Ybug on a specific review page.
Does Ybug work with Squarespace templates and Fluid Engine pages?
Yes. Ybug runs on the rendered page, so it works with Squarespace templates, Fluid Engine layouts, landing pages, blogs, portfolio pages, product pages, forms, booking pages, and most pages where code injection loads.
Can Ybug run on Squarespace checkout pages?
Squarespace says checkout pages don’t support custom code, so Ybug won’t run inside the checkout step itself. You can still use Ybug across the rest of the site: product pages, store pages, forms, booking flows, pre-launch review pages, and order confirmation or order status pages where Squarespace provides code injection fields.
Can our users submit feedback without logging in?
Yes. Users can submit visual feedback and bug reports directly from your app in a few clicks – no signup or login required. Less friction means more useful feedback.
Will the feedback widget slow down our site or app?
Not at all. We’ve built Ybug to be lightweight and load asynchronously, so it won’t interfere with your page load speeds or user experience. You get the feedback you need without the lag.
Ready to collect clearer feedback on your Squarespace site?
Paste the snippet, share the page, and turn vague client notes into clear visual reports.
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