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As of 2026
Utilities & System Tools
Revenue: 0-$100k ARR
Visual feedback tool for website bug tracking and collaboration.
Overview
PageProofer is a visual feedback and bug tracking tool for web designers and developers. It allows users to pin feedback, request changes, and report bugs directly on a live website using a sticky-note style interface. By streamlining the QA and review process, it replaces scattered email threads and spreadsheets, helping teams collect, organize, and act on website feedback efficiently.
Team size: 2-10
Popularity: Well-established niche tool for agencies and dev teams requiring simple visual feedback.
HQ: Canada
Funding status: Bootstrapped
Revenue source: Subscriptions
Customer type: B2B
Pricing: Subscription
Tech stack: JavaScript, HTML, CSS
Platform: Web
Integrations: Jira, Trello, Asana, ClickUp, Slack, GitHub
Founder story
PageProofer was founded in 2013 by the team at DGrigg Development. The tool was developed to solve the persistent pain point of managing client feedback on web projects, which traditionally involved messy spreadsheets and unorganized email chains. By applying the simplicity of a sticky note to a live browser interface, the founders created a more intuitive feedback loop for development teams.
What it does
- • Adds a virtual sticky note system directly onto live websites
- • Allows clients and teams to leave visual feedback on web elements
- • Streamlines the QA process for web developers and designers
- • Integrates seamlessly with popular issue tracking software.
Who it's for
- Web Development Agencies
- Creative Design Teams
- Quality Assurance (QA) Teams
- Freelance Web Designers
Why it works
- Allows on-page visual annotation for clear, context-aware communication
- Eliminates the need for clients to sign in to leave feedback
- Captures technical metadata like browser, OS, and screen resolution automatically
- Centralizes feedback in a dashboard with Kanban-style task management
- Integrates seamlessly with existing project management tools like Jira and Trello
Growth strategies
- Targeting web agencies to streamline client review cycles
- Leveraging the simplicity of the 'sticky note' interface for non- technical users
- Continuous development of deep integrations with common developer workflows
- Offering a dedicated visual feedback widget that works on any website
Alternatives
Comparison overview
- PageProofer provides a simple, sticky-note style visual feedback experience that is highly accessible for non-technical clients.
- Compared to tools like Ybug, it offers a more straightforward interface but lacks some deep diagnostic features like automatic console log capture.