dotts vs Revisely

dotts is a web-based client feedback tool for freelance web designers and small teams. It collects pinned comments on live websites, PDFs, and images, with clients able to leave feedback through a shared review link without an account, login, or installation. A sidebar gathers comments so users can navigate to them, resolve them, edit them, or delete them. Uploads can be JPEG, PNG, SVG, WebP, PDF, or HEIC, and users can also review live website URLs. Comments support attachments, emoji reactions, and mentions, and can show device, browser, and screen-size context. dotts says it works with publicly accessible Squarespace, Webflow, Wix, and Framer sites without a plugin or integration. Its doby AI MCP server connects with Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex to read open comments and resolve them while changes are made. The free Testing plan allows up to three projects and unlimited reviewers. Pro costs $15 a month or $150 per year.

Revisely is a Chrome extension for reviewing live websites, adding visual feedback, editing CSS, and preparing implementation handoffs. Users select an element on a page, add feedback or CSS changes, and export a prompt, revision card, or issue-ready text. Auto Issue Finder checks for contrast, tiny text, missing alt text, small touch targets, heading problems, image issues, links, and ARIA gaps. Pro adds handoff profiles for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, v0, and Lovable, along with issue-ready exports for GitHub, Linear, and Jira. Feedback sessions stay in Chrome storage on the user's device; the product says it has no cloud workspace. Pro also offers controls for masking sensitive text before export. The Free plan costs nothing and includes annotations, live CSS edits, and general AI prompt export. Lifetime Pro costs $9.99, paid once, with no subscription, and supports up to five devices. The extension works on many public and local pages, including localhost and staging, when Chrome permits extension injection; restricted pages or environments may block it.