Client website feedback built for agency delivery

Client feedback becomes expensive when project managers must reconstruct it from emails, chat messages, calls, spreadsheets, and screenshots. Snootl keeps every request connected to the page and turns it into structured work for the delivery team.

Protect project margin during review rounds

Vague comments create clarification loops. A request that sounds small can consume time across a project manager, designer, developer, and client before anyone starts the actual change.

With Snootl, the reviewer points to the relevant page element and submits the request with its visual and technical context. Your agency receives a task that can be assigned, prioritized, discussed, and resolved without recreating the brief in another tool.

One workspace for the people involved

For clients and stakeholders

Reviewers can use the embedded website widget instead of preparing separate screenshots and long descriptions. They can follow the task conversation and verify what was changed.

For project managers

The project dashboard highlights unread, overdue, unassigned, and recently created feedback. Search, filters, saved views, status distribution, workload, and activity help a PM understand what needs attention before the next client call.

For designers and developers

The task contains the original URL, selected element, screenshot, annotations, attachments, discussion, and available browser context. Ownership, priority, status, and due date remain visible throughout delivery.

Use the collection method that fits the project

• Embedded widget: ideal for a staging or live environment your agency can update.
• Browser extension: useful for protected or unconnected websites where a script cannot be added yet.
• WordPress plugin: installs the widget without editing the theme and provides visitor, login, role, and optional wp-admin visibility controls.

All three routes lead into the same Snootl task workflow.

From feedback to approval

1. Connect the staging or live website to a Snootl project.
2. Invite the delivery team and authorized reviewers.
3. Collect comments directly on the website.
4. Triage requests in the task list or Kanban board.
5. Assign ownership and move each task through its status.
6. Keep the resolution conversation attached to the original request.

Snootl is focused on website feedback. Agencies that require standalone PDF, Figma, image, video, or mobile-app review should evaluate whether a broader creative-review product is a better fit.

Compare Snootl with other website feedback tools or see Snootl pricing.