TweakThis

TweakThis vs Marker.io

Both tools turn a comment on a live website into something a coding agent can act on over MCP. Marker.io is a bug-reporting and QA tool with a widget on your site; TweakThis is a browser extension 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 Marker.io compared
TopicTweakThisMarker.io
How feedback is capturedTweakThisA browser extension in Chrome or Firefox on desktop. Nothing is added to the site.Marker.ioA feedback widget added to the site with a code snippet or a WordPress plugin, or a browser extension.
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.Marker.ioNo account: anyone can submit feedback and comments without signing up.
Coding agents over MCPTweakThisClaude Code and Codex: list, claim, ask a question, and submit a resolution the client accepts or reopens.Marker.ioOn every plan: Claude (Desktop and Code), Cursor, Windsurf and other MCP clients read bug reports, draft responses and open pull requests.
What the agent readsTweakThisThe note, page URL and viewport, selector candidates, an HTML excerpt, computed styles, a page screenshot and an element crop.Marker.ioEverything in the report: screenshot, URL, console logs, network requests (Team plan and up), browser and operating system, and the reporter’s description.
Free planTweakThisYes: 3 reporters, 1 active project, 20 feedback items a month, no cardMarker.ioNo; a 15-day free trial
Paid plansTweakThisPro €15 a month; Team €49 a month for 3 seatsMarker.ioStarter $59 and Team $199 a month (3 and 15 seats), $39 and $149 billed yearly; Agency for eligible agencies; Business with SSO

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