The BugHerd alternative with a free plan and a board customers can vote on.

UserJot is a BugHerd alternative with a public feedback board, roadmap, changelog, and live chat in one product. Flat pricing, unlimited users, free to start.

The UserJot inbox: a customer asks about a mobile app, and Juno answers and resolves it.

Every day, the teams behind Tally, OpenPanel, Drizzle, SuperWhisper, Scite, Throne, Nuelink, Ghostbase, and hundreds of others talk with their customers in UserJot.

At a glance.

FeatureBugHerdUserJot
Price$50, $80, or $150 a month for 5, 10, or 25 seats; $8 for each extra seatFree, $29, or $59 a month, flat
Free planNone; a 7-day trial, then $5 a month to pauseYes, unlimited users and posts
Time to a live boardSign up, install the script or extension, invite membersMinutes
Public board, votes, roadmapNot documented; feedback files to a kanban your team seesEvery plan
Live chat with customersNone listed; comments on tasks, by emailBuilt in, with a shared inbox and Juno, an AI operator
Screenshots and recordingPinned screenshots, annotations, 1-minute recordings, Figma and PDF reviewScreenshot of the page from the widget, with arrows, boxes, and text; no recording

Top BugHerd alternatives

BugHerd is a visual bug tracker for agencies reviewing client websites. If you came for the feedback board, these are the alternatives to BugHerd worth a look.

  1. Public feedback board, roadmap, changelog, and live chat in one product, on your own domain from $29 and inside your app, with Juno, an AI operator who answers customers and drafts your changelog, and an MCP server for your own agents. Flat pricing, unlimited users, free plan.

    Best for: SaaS teams that want customers to post, vote, and hear back, and a support inbox in the same tool.

  2. Website bug reports with screenshots and session data, sent straight to your issue tracker. No feedback board.

    Best for: Teams whose feedback is bug reports and whose home is Jira, Trello, or GitHub.

  3. Visual bug reports with 3-minute recordings and console logs, plus surveys and a feedback board on its $259 plan.

    Best for: Product teams that want capture tools and a board from one vendor and will pay for the upper plan.

  4. Visual bug reports with screenshots and recordings, plus a feature request portal sold as a paid add-on. Flat pricing per workspace.

    Best for: Agencies and QA teams that want capture tools and a request portal from one vendor.

  5. Feedback board, public roadmap, and changelog, priced by tracked users, with Jira, Linear, and Intercom integrations.

    Best for: Teams that want a board with a long integration list and don't mind paying by the voter.

  6. A feedback board, roadmap, and changelog, plus NPS and CSAT surveys, all in one widget. Metered on announcement views, popup views, emails, and AI credits.

    Best for: Teams that want surveys in the same widget as feedback.

Where BugHerd falls short.

BugHerd has sold website feedback since 2011: comments pinned to page elements, automatic screenshots with browser and OS details, one-minute recordings, and a kanban board that pushes tasks into Jira, Linear, and Trello. It also has no free plan and a $50 floor, a feedback widget that is a one-way inbox, a logo swap sold as white labeling, and no way to talk to the person who reported it.

The cheapest plan is $50 a month

Standard: $50 a month or $500 a year, for five seats

BugHerd's Standard plan is $50 a month, or $500 a year, for five team seats, and each seat past the allowance is $8 a month. There is no free plan; the trial is seven days, down from fourteen in 2024. Standard was $39 at the start of 2024, $49 by October 2024, and $50 by October 2025. A G2 reviewer in October 2025 called it "quite pricey."

What UserJot does instead.

UserJot is the board: a public feedback board at its own URL, on your own domain from $29, a roadmap with votes, a changelog, and a widget that puts all three inside your app. It adds live chat and support email in one inbox, Juno, an AI operator who answers customers first and drafts your changelog, and an MCP server for your own agents. It does not pin comments to page elements or record screens.

Every plan has unlimited users and posts, including Free, and the public board is on all of them. Paid plans start at $29 a month with a 14-day trial, and you're live in minutes.

  • Free

    Free, forever.

    $0/ month

    Get Free

    What's included

    • Unlimited posts
    • Unlimited users
    • 3 admin roles
    • 2 feedback boards
    • Public roadmap
    • Public changelog
  • Starter

    Staff pick. For small teams.

    $29/ month

    Get Starter

    Everything in Free, plus

    • Custom domain
    • Guest posting
    • Automatic login
    • 5 feedback boards
    • Private boards
    • One integration
  • Professional

    For growing teams.

    $59/ month

    Get Pro

    Everything in Starter, plus

    • Unlimited boards
    • Advanced search
    • Single sign-on
    • Unlimited integrations
    • Unlimited admin roles
    • Public identity masking

A public board, on every plan.

Anyone can post a request and vote on the board, on Free. When you mark a request Planned or In Progress, it moves to that column on the public roadmap, votes attached. Every status change emails everyone who posted, voted, or commented. When you mark one Completed, the changelog post links back to it.

The changelog is on every plan, with no cap on posts, and has drafts, scheduling, and a cover image. On Starter and up, any board can be made private: a customer sees only their own requests, and your team sees all of them.

UserJot public roadmap with vote counts on each request.

Planned

12

Committed and queued

  1. Features

    Mobile app

    The whole web app on iPhone and Android, with push notifications when something needs you.

    Alex Martin
  2. Features

    Export reports to CSV

    Finance needs the monthly numbers in a spreadsheet. A one-click export from any report would save us an afternoon every month.

    SRSofia Reyes
  3. Integrations

    Zapier integration

    We’d love to send new tasks to the rest of our tools without writing a script. A trigger for new tasks would cover most of it.

    TBTom Becker
  4. Features

    Custom fields on tasks

    We track budget and client on every task. A couple of custom fields would replace the spreadsheet we keep next to Acme.

    MLMia Laurent
  5. Features

    Two-factor sign-in

    Our security review asks for it every year. An authenticator app option would be enough for us.

    OHOmar Haddad

In Progress

4

Actively being built

  1. Features

    Dark mode

    Late nights in Acme are hard on the eyes. A dark theme that follows the system setting would be perfect.

    Marcus Chen
  2. Features

    Bulk edit tasks

    Changing the assignee on twenty tasks one at a time takes forever. Let me edit a whole selection at once.

    HSHana Sato
  3. Features

    Task templates

    We set up the same onboarding checklist for every new client. Saving it once as a template would save us an hour each time.

    NPNina Petrova
  4. Features

    Timeline view

    Seeing tasks on a timeline would make it much easier to plan around deadlines and spot overlaps.

    LPLeo Park

Done

9

Recently shipped

  1. Integrations

    Google Calendar sync

    Due dates should show up on my calendar without copying them over one by one.

    PNPriya Nair
  2. Integrations

    Slack alerts for due tasks

    A message in our team channel the morning a task is due would stop things from slipping.

    CDChloe Dubois
  3. Bugs

    Search freezes in big workspaces

    With a few thousand tasks, typing in search locks the page for a second or two.

    BABen Adler
  4. Features

    Keyboard shortcuts

    Creating and moving tasks without the mouse would make Acme so much faster to use all day.

    RMRavi Menon

Chat, email, and feedback in one inbox.

Conversations adds a Messages page to the widget that already shows your board, roadmap, and changelog. Customers chat with you from inside your product, and your team answers from the dashboard where it already triages requests. Forward your support address and email lands in the same inbox, with no DNS changes.

When a customer describes a feature in chat, Juno finds the matching request on your board and shows it to them. Once they confirm, she files it or adds their vote. Conversations is in beta and free on every plan while it is.

The UserJot inbox: a customer asks about a mobile app, and Juno finds the request on the board, adds the customer's vote, and resolves the conversation.

One AI, across the whole product.

Juno is the AI operator built into UserJot. In the inbox, she answers new conversations first, in the customer's language, from your docs and the sites you point her at, and hands the thread to your team when a person is needed.

In the changelog editor, Juno reads the requests you completed since the last post and writes the draft, with the title, tags, and linked requests filled in. She never publishes. The board itself checks for duplicates as people type, and five versions of the same request don't pile up.

The UserJot widget open on the right side of a customer's web app.
Demo of the UserJot widget Messages page: Juno hands a billing question to a human teammate, who resolves it in the same conversation.
Sara Meyer
Team support
We were charged twice this month, can you help?
4:07 PM
Sorry about that! Refunds need a teammate, so I'm bringing one in now.
4:07 PM
Juno handed this conversation to the team
Hi, Sara here. Just refunded the duplicate charge, you'll see it back in a few business days.
4:09 PM

An MCP server your agents can use today.

Your agent can read requests, file and vote on them, move them along the roadmap, draft changelog posts, and answer conversations. Ask your coding agent what customers have asked for in the area you're working on, or have it mark the request shipped and draft the changelog entry when the work merges.

It comes with the API on Starter and Professional. BugHerd's MCP server is on Standard and up, in beta.

Claude Code connected to UserJot: Close out the mobile app

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Leave whenever you want.

Pay monthly or yearly, and cancel from your settings. Export your posts as CSV any time, on every plan. No pause fee, no notice period.

BugHerd vs UserJot, side by side.

FeatureBugHerdUserJot
Pricing
PlansStandard $50, Studio $80, Premium $150 a month; Custom by quoteFree, Starter $29, Professional $59 a month
Billed yearly$500, $800, $1,500 a yearMonthly or yearly
Free planNo; 7-day trial, no cardUnlimited users and posts, 2 boards, 3 admins
Seats5, 10, or 25 team seats included; $8 a month each after that3 admins on Free; no seat charge on paid plans
ReviewersUnlimited clients, freeUnlimited users, free
Trial7 days, no card14 days of Starter or Professional, from the dashboard
Board, roadmap, and changelog
Public feedback boardNot documented; a public widget files tasks to your kanban, and a client board is on PremiumEvery plan
VotingNot documentedEvery plan
Public roadmapNot documentedEvery plan, with votes and comments
ChangelogNot documentedEvery plan, no cap on posts, scheduled
Post without an accountPublic widget, yesGuest posting, from $29
Email to the reporter on completionInvited clients only; public-widget reporters get noneEvery status change, to everyone on it
Duplicate handlingSimilar Task Detection, in beta, on Premium; manual mergeDetected as people type
LanguagesPublic widget in English, German, French, Dutch, and Hebrew; app languages not documentedBoard in 12 languages, including Arabic
Bug reporting and capture
Pinned commentsYes, on live sites, Figma screens, images, and PDFsNo
Annotated screenshotsYes, automaticWidget, on posts and chat messages
Screen recordingYes, 1 minute per recordingNo
Console and network logsNot native; links to FullStory or LogRocket sessionsNo
Suggested text editsYesNo
Browser extensionChrome, Edge, Firefox, SafariNo
AI and support
Live chat and support inboxNone listedBuilt in; chat and forwarded email in one inbox, free during beta
AI that answers customersNone listedJuno, in chat and email, on every plan during beta
AI on the boardAuto titles on Standard; tags and similar tasks on Premium; all in beta, opt-inDuplicate detection as people type, on every plan
AI changelog draftingNot documentedJuno, in the editor, from the requests you completed
Branding and access
Custom domainNot documentedFrom $29
Remove vendor brandingLogo replacement on Premium; full removal not possible, per its help$59
Customer identityClients invited by email; SSO by client domain on CustomIdentify on every plan; automatic login from $29; SSO (JWT) at $59
Team SSOSAML and SCIM on Custom, by quoteGoogle or email login
Private boardsProjects are private by membershipFrom $29
Integrations and API
Slack, DiscordSlack and Microsoft Teams; Discord not listedSlack and Discord; one on Starter, both on Professional
Jira, Linear, Asana, ClickUpPremium, $150 a month, two-wayNo
GitHub, TrelloStandardNo
Zapier, MakeStandardNo
API and webhooksStandard; 60 requests a minuteAPI on Starter and Professional
MCP serverStandard, in betaStarter and Professional; Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, ChatGPT desktop, and other remote MCP clients
Leaving
CancellationOwner only, from subscription settings; its help says closure is immediate, its Terms say end of periodAny time, from settings
RefundPricing page offers 60 days; Terms say payments are non-refundableCancel at any time
ExportCSV, XML, or JSON, emailed to youPosts as CSV, any plan
Data after cancellingDeleted from production within 14 days and from backups within 30 more; the help says deletion is queuedCSV export any time

BugHerd facts checked against its public site, help center, and Terms on . Prices are USD before tax; the annual figures are the totals its pricing calculator shows. If something has changed, tell us and we will correct it.

Switching from BugHerd to UserJot.

BugHerd emails you an export as CSV, XML, or JSON. UserJot's CSV import maps the columns with AI and shows you the mapping before anything is written.

If your data doesn't fit the CSV path, email support@userjot.com and we'll migrate it with you.

  1. Export from BugHerd.

    In Settings, choose Export bugs, pick Feedback, Task Board, and Archive, and choose CSV. The file arrives by email. BugHerd doesn't document which comment and reporter fields the CSV carries, so open it before you cancel.
  2. Import into UserJot.

    Upload the CSV. AI maps titles, descriptions, statuses, authors, and dates to UserJot's fields; check the mapping, confirm, done. Pinned screenshots stay in BugHerd.

    Import from CSV →

  3. Put the board where customers already are.

    Add the widget to your app, and on Starter or above, put the board on your own domain, like feedback.yourcompany.com.

    Custom domain →

  4. Then cancel BugHerd, with the export in hand.

    The owner cancels from Subscription Settings. BugHerd's help says the account closes immediately and deletion is queued; its security policy says deleted data leaves production within 14 days. Don't cancel before the file has arrived.

BugHerd alternative FAQ

From $50 to $150 a month, before the Custom plan. Standard is $50 a month or $500 a year for five team seats, Studio $80 or $800 for ten, and Premium $150 or $1,500 for twenty-five. Extra seats are $8 a month or $80 a year. Clients who only review are free and unlimited. Custom, with SSO and a success manager, is quoted by sales. Standard was $39 at the start of 2024.


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