Notarus carries console, network and replay on Free, with 5 projects; Ybug's free plan is one project, one member, 50 screenshots a month. On Ybug, console is Limited from Basic at 10 euros, network logging starts at Startup, 23 euros, and there is no MCP server. Ybug is the better answer for unlimited reporters on a free tier.
Free plan
unlimited seats, 5 projects, session replay included
1 project, 1 team member, 50 screenshots a month, unlimited reporters
Paid plan entry
$19/mo, unlimited seats, 20 projects
Basic, 13 euros/mo or 10 euros/mo billed annually, for 3 projects and 3 team members
Session replay
Included on Free
Not offered. Screen recording is started by the reporter, not captured from the session
Console capture
Included on Free
Not on Free. Limited on Basic, complete from Startup at 23 euros/mo billed annually
Network request capture
Included on Free
From Startup, 23 euros/mo billed annually
Ybug is a visual bug reporting widget sold by project and 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 rather than in tiers that change what the product is.
Notarus is built on one rule instead of a ladder: every action the panel can take is also an MCP tool, so an agent can triage the board a person triages. The evidence a report carries, replay, console, network and environment, is on the free plan rather than gated behind a tier.
Notarus YbugEvery claim about Ybug comes from the vendor's own public materials, read on 2026-09-13. Products change; check the vendor's site before deciding.
Yes. Ybug's free plan carries one project, one team member and 50 screenshots a month, with unlimited feedback and unlimited reporters. It does not include console recording or browser extensions. Notarus also runs a free plan, which includes session replay, console and network capture.
Yes, from its paid plans. Its comparison table marks console and error recording as absent on Free, Limited on Basic and Included from Startup, at 29 euros a month or 23 euros billed annually. Network request logging starts at Startup too. Notarus captures both on its free plan.
No. No MCP server or AI connector appears on Ybug's site or in its documentation, which makes it the one tool in this comparison set without one. Notarus exposes every panel action as an MCP tool.
No. Ybug does not offer session replay on any plan. What it offers is screen recording, started by the reporter, from its Startup plan at 23 euros a month billed annually; the session that led up to the bug is not captured. Notarus records the session behind the report on its free plan, along with the console and the network requests. If you need to see what the reporter did before they clicked, Notarus is the one that has it.
Yes. Ybug lists more than 25 integrations, including Jira, Trello, GitHub, GitLab, ClickUp, Linear and Asana, and they are reachable from its cheapest paid plan, Basic, at 10 euros a month billed annually, with the limit that Basic allows one integration per project. Notarus connects GitHub, Jira, Linear, Trello, ClickUp, Asana and Monday on its free plan. If GitLab is your tracker, Ybug lists it and Notarus does not.
5 projects and unlimited seats, session replay included. No card.
