Works on Webflow

Visual Feedback & Bug Tracking Tool for Webflow Sites

Use Ybug as your Webflow feedback tool and Webflow testing tool: add a feedback button to your site and let clients, testers, or merchants mark issues right where they see them. Every report lands with the annotated screenshot, URL, viewport, browser, and console logs already attached — so breakpoint bugs, broken forms, and Ecommerce checkout issues arrive with context.

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Webflow site feedback that fits
the way Webflow sites get shipped

Drop-in feedback widget

Client review that stays on the page

Your client spots a button that wraps badly on mobile, clicks the widget, circles it, writes “this jumps on my iPhone,” and submits. No Webflow login, no Figma detour, no Slack thread full of screenshots. You get the exact page state they saw.

One click to capture a Webflow page with annotations
No Ybug account or training needed for clients and testers
Works on published custom domains and webflow.io staging domains

Receipts on every report

Breakpoint bugs stop being a guessing game

Was it tablet, mobile landscape, or a narrow browser window? Ybug captures the URL, browser, OS, viewport, screen size, and JS console errors at the moment feedback is sent. Your developer can reproduce the bug without asking the client for detective work.

Browser, OS, viewport, and URL captured automatically
JS console errors included for custom code and embeds
Clear context for CMS pages, forms, animations, and checkout states

Browser, OS, viewport, URL, and JS console logs captured automatically with a Ybug Webflow bug report

Pushes to your tools

Send Webflow fixes to the tools your team already uses

Bug tracking for Webflow shouldn’t disappear into email. Connect each Webflow project to Jira, Linear, ClickUp, Trello, GitHub, Slack, or your own webhook, and Ybug pushes the screenshot and metadata straight there. One report becomes one actionable ticket.

Native sync to Jira, Linear, ClickUp, Trello, GitHub, Slack, and 25+ more
One Ybug project per Webflow site, client, or launch
Zapier and webhooks for custom agency workflows

Ybug pushing a Webflow bug report into Jira, Linear, and Slack

Close the loop

Keep client replies attached to the bug

Need clarification on a CMS item, checkout step, or mobile layout? Reply from the Ybug report and your message lands in the client’s inbox. When they answer, the reply comes back to the same report, next to the screenshot it belongs to.

Reply from inside Ybug, delivered as a normal email
Client replies pin back to the same report
The whole conversation stays with the visual context

Replying to a Webflow client’s bug report from inside the Ybug dashboard

On-brand widget

Looks like it belongs on the Webflow site

Match the widget to the site you’re launching — colors, fonts, copy, position, dark mode, and language. Or hide the default button and trigger Ybug from your own Webflow button via the JS API. Client review feels polished, not bolted on.

Custom colors, fonts, copy, position, and dark mode
19 languages with fully editable labels
Trigger from your own button via the JS API

Why Webflow designers and agencies choose Ybug

The feedback tool for Webflow sites that covers the messy launch details: CMS templates, custom code, mobile breakpoints, and Ecommerce flows.

Installs through Webflow Footer code

Copy your Ybug snippet, paste it into Site settings → Custom code → Footer code, publish. No app approval, no build pipeline, no handoff to a developer unless you want one.

Works across CMS templates and static pages

Landing page, blog post, Collection item, gated resource, pricing page — Ybug runs on the rendered site, so clients can mark up whatever Webflow publishes.

Mobile conversion QA with real viewport data

Sticky CTAs, nav menus, forms, hero sections, product cards — Ybug captures the mobile screenshot plus viewport metadata, so your team sees the conversion bug exactly as the tester saw it.

Useful for Webflow Ecommerce launch checks

Test product pages, cart behavior, discount messages, checkout pages, payment paths, and order confirmation before customers hit the snag. Sensitive fields can be anonymized before anything is sent.

Add Ybug to Webflow in five minutes

One snippet in Webflow Footer code. Publish to your webflow.io staging domain or custom domain, then start collecting visual feedback.

Create a Ybug project

Start a free 10-day trial — no credit card. Create one project for the Webflow site, client, or launch you want to test.

Paste the snippet into Footer code

In Webflow, open Site settings → Custom code and paste your Ybug snippet into Footer code before </body>. Save your changes.

Publish and share the site

Webflow custom code runs on published pages. Publish to staging or your custom domain, share the link, and reports land in Ybug with the receipts attached.

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Here’s what our users say

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

Easy to use and integrates nicely with our PM tools

There are 3 main features that I like the most: 1. Unlike other feedback software that we used before, Ybug is easier to launch for each project. It typically takes 2-3 minutes to add a project to Ybug and start sending feedback. 2. It has a nice Chrome extension, which allows to capture screenshots on any website and tag to any project that we are currently working on. 3. Ybug integrates nicely with Teamwork (our PM tool), so each feedback that is submitted on the development websites - is automatically created as a task for our development team.

Artur P.

Project manager

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Webflow feedback tool — frequently asked questions

How do I install Ybug on a Webflow site?

Create a Ybug project, copy the widget snippet, then paste it into Webflow under Site settings > Custom code > Footer code. Save, publish the site, and the feedback button appears on your published Webflow pages.

Does Ybug work with Webflow CMS pages and templates?

Yes. Ybug runs on the rendered HTML, so it works across static pages, CMS Collection pages, landing pages, reusable components, embeds, and custom code. If the page is published and the snippet loads, testers can report feedback from it.

Can I use Ybug for Webflow Ecommerce checkout testing?

Yes. Ybug can help test product pages, cart states, checkout pages, discounts, Web Payments or PayPal paths, and order confirmation pages on published Webflow Ecommerce sites. Sensitive fields can be anonymized before anything is sent.

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.

Does it work on mobile and iOS Safari?

Yes. Every report includes the URL, browser, OS, viewport, and screen size, so mobile layout bugs arrive with the context your team needs to reproduce them. Testers can report from iOS Safari, Android Chrome, and modern desktop browsers.

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.

Ready to collect feedback on your Webflow site?

Paste the snippet, publish the site, and turn vague client notes into clear visual reports.