Feedbucket is for a two-person agency living in Asana or Jira; Ybug is for one small site on a plan that costs nothing. Feedbucket has no free plan; Pro is $49 a month for two team members and unlimited projects. Ybug is free for one project and one member, then 10 euros a month billed annually.
A website feedback tool for agencies, built so the client never needs an account and the agency works from inside Asana or Jira rather than from the tool itself.
A visual bug reporting widget sold by project and by team member, priced in euros, with unlimited reporters on every plan including the free one.
Feedbucket is a website feedback tool for agencies, built so the client never needs an account and the agency works from inside Asana or Jira rather than from the tool itself. Client reporters and projects are unlimited on every plan, video feedback is recorded in the browser by the reporter from the entry tier, and an MCP connector is listed from Pro. What its pages do not settle is the console: the pricing table puts console logs under Business while the feature pages describe them as captured automatically, and session replay and network requests are not stated anywhere.
Ybug is a visual bug reporting widget sold by project and by team member, in euros, with unlimited reporters on every plan including the free one. It stays close to one job, feedback on websites and web apps, and prices in small steps: extra projects are 3 euros a month rather than a reason to change tier. Console recording is absent from the free plan and limited on Basic, network request logging starts at Startup, and no MCP server appears anywhere on its site.
Feedbucket YbugEvery claim about Feedbucket and Ybug comes from each vendor's own public materials, read on 13 September 2026. Products change; check each vendor's site before deciding. Pending cells are unresearched, not zero.
The third option
Notarus takes the part both tools charge for and puts it on the free plan: console logs, network requests and session replay arrive with every report at no cost, a screen recording is there when the reporter starts one, the plan carries unlimited seats and 5 projects, and the reporter needs no account. Every panel action is also an MCP tool, so an agent can work the board the way a person does.
It does not reach as far sideways. Feedback is taken on a live web page and nothing else, there is no mobile SDK, and there is no Intercom or Zendesk integration. It bills in dollars, so a European team reading Ybug's euro prices will be doing a conversion here.
Free, Pro and Scale are all priced on the pricing page, with nothing quoted on request.
At the entry step, by a wide margin: Ybug's Basic is 13 euros a month or 10 billed annually for three projects and three members, against Feedbucket's Pro at $49 a month or $39 billed annually for two members. Feedbucket's advantage is that projects are unlimited on that plan, so an agency carrying twenty sites pays $49 on Feedbucket and on Ybug buys the Company tier at 59 euros for 15 projects and adds the remaining five at 3 euros each.
Neither, cleanly. Ybug marks console recording as absent on Free and Limited on Basic, with the complete version from Startup at 29 euros a month. Feedbucket's pricing table lists console logs under Business at $89 a month, while its feature pages say they are captured automatically with every report; the two statements do not agree and nothing on its site settles which governs.
No. Both make the person filing the bug a free and unlimited role. Ybug states unlimited reporters on every plan including the free one, and Feedbucket states unlimited client reporters on every plan, with no account needed. What each counts instead is the team: members at 1, 3, 7 and 15 on Ybug, and 2 then 25 on Feedbucket.
Feedbucket lists an MCP connector from its Pro plan. Ybug publishes no MCP server anywhere on its site or in its documentation, which makes it the one tool in this comparison set without one.
Neither lists it. Ybug states that it does not offer session replay: its screen recording is started by the reporter from the Startup plan rather than captured from the session. Feedbucket does not state session replay anywhere on its pricing, features or home pages, so that cell is marked pending rather than answered. What Feedbucket lists is video feedback, recorded in the browser by the reporter from Pro. Notarus is the third option here, with session replay on its free plan.
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