A Bricks-native Pastel alternative
Pastel is a simple, well-loved website feedback tool — clients leave sticky-note comments on live sites, PDFs, images and videos with no login. It’s a subscription SaaS run from its own cloud, and the free plan limits commenting to a 72-hour window. If you build in Bricks, Reviso gives you the same click-to-comment simplicity, but native to WordPress: feedback on your own server, resolved in the builder, with approvals and white-label when you need them.
Choose Reviso if
Choose Pastel if
Reviso vs Pastel at a glance
Where Reviso wins
- Your data on your server. Comments live in your WordPress database, not Pastel’s cloud.
- Bricks-native. Feedback becomes pins you resolve inside the builder, with statuses and filtering — not just sticky notes.
- No 72-hour limit. Reviso’s free tier doesn’t expire your commenting window.
- Approvals and sign-off. A timestamped client approval per page (free) and a PDF certificate on Pro.
- Flat pricing + pay-once option. $9/mo Pro, $29/mo Agency for unlimited sites, $449 lifetime Founder — versus Pastel’s per-seat subscription.
Where Pastel is the better pick (honest)
- You want to annotate PDFs, images and videos as well as live websites in one tool.
- You’re not on WordPress/Bricks, so a Bricks-native plugin isn’t relevant.
- You want the vendor to host everything with the simplest possible setup.
Is Reviso a Pastel alternative?
Yes — both let clients click a live page and leave feedback with no login. Reviso adds Bricks-native resolution inside the builder, stores data on your own server, drops the 72-hour free limit, and includes approvals and white-label.
Where is the feedback stored?
In your own WordPress database, not Pastel’s cloud.
Does Reviso limit how long clients can comment?
No. Unlike Pastel’s 72-hour free window, Reviso’s free tier doesn’t expire your commenting.
Do clients need an account?
No — Reviso shares a no-login review link.