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TweakThis vs BugHerd

Both tools let clients mark up a live website and hand the result to a coding agent over MCP. BugHerd is a visual feedback and bug-tracking tool that turns each comment into a task; TweakThis is built around the loop from a client’s note to an agent’s fix and the client’s sign-off.

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TweakThis and BugHerd compared
TopicTweakThisBugHerd
How feedback is capturedTweakThisA browser extension in Chrome or Firefox on desktop. Nothing is added to the site.BugHerdA browser extension for live sites, or a JavaScript snippet for staging and internal sites. Video feedback is available.
What reporters needTweakThisThe extension and an email address to sign in with, joining through a reporter link. Reporters take no seat: 3 on Free, 10 on Pro and unlimited on Team.BugHerdNo account: guests get a link, leave feedback and reply on what they reported.
Coding agents over MCPTweakThisClaude Code and Codex: list, claim, ask a question, and submit a resolution the client accepts or reopens.BugHerdIn beta and free for every subscriber: Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor, ChatGPT and more list, read, create and update tasks, comment and mark them done.
What the agent readsTweakThisThe note, page URL and viewport, selector candidates, an HTML excerpt, computed styles, a page screenshot and an element crop.BugHerdThe screenshot or recording, URL, CSS selector, browser and operating system, the client’s comment, attachments and the comment thread.
Free planTweakThisYes: 3 reporters, 1 active project, 20 feedback items a month, no cardBugHerdNo; a 7-day free trial
Paid plansTweakThisPro €15 a month; Team €49 a month for 3 seatsBugHerdStandard $50, Studio $80 and Premium $150 a month (5, 10 and 25 members), $42, $67 and $125 billed yearly; Custom with SSO

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