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Client feedback tool

Client feedback on your websites, spoken not typed

Chasing clear feedback over email is where projects stall. Sayso turns a spoken walkthrough into a clean, pinned report - and your client never has to log in.

Add to Chrome - it's free
Free plan that stays free. No login for your clients.

How it works

1. Talk through the page. Open the site, hit record, and say what you think out loud.

2. It pins itself. Every sentence becomes a screenshot pinned to the exact element you were looking at.

3. Fix it live. With Live Fix, say a change and see it applied on the page, reversibly - your developer gets the CSS.

Then share a link with your client. No login for them; they approve, tweak or discuss, and you get an email.

Built around your client

Your client gets a share link, not an account. They approve, request a tweak, or leave a note, and it comes straight to you by email. You keep a tidy record of every round, pinned to the exact elements.

Frequently asked

How do I collect client feedback on a website?

Talk through the site with Sayso. Every sentence pins to the exact element as a screenshot, and your client reviews it through a no-login share link.

What's the best client feedback tool for web designers?

Sayso is built for exactly this - designers and studios gathering client feedback on sites in progress, with no login for the client - though anyone collecting website feedback can use it.

Do my clients need an account?

No. Your client gets a share link with no login. They approve, tweak or discuss, and you get an email.

Is it free?

Yes. Sayso is free to start, with no card required, and the free plan stays free forever.

Can clients approve or request changes?

Yes. From the share link they can approve, request a tweak, or leave a note, and it comes straight to you by email.

Does it work on staging?

Yes. Sayso runs in your browser on whatever page you're viewing, including staging sites behind a login.

Try Sayso free

Add to Chrome, talk through a page, and watch your words pin themselves to it.

Add to Chrome - it's free