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For agencies & freelancers - native to Bricks, Elementor & Gutenberg

The website feedback tool, pinned right onto your WordPress site.

A website feedback tool lets people comment on the live page itself instead of sending screenshots and long emails. Reviso does it inside WordPress: reviewers click the exact element and leave a comment with no login, and the feedback is stored in your own WordPress database.

Or install the free version on WordPress.org

Unlimited installs on Free
No client logins
14-day refund on Pro

Client feedback is still messier than it should be.

Buried in email

Feedback scattered across replies; nothing's actionable.

Vague screenshots

"This bit" with no page, device, or element context.

Slow Loom videos

Painful to record, painful to translate into edits.

Generic tools

BugHerd/MarkUp bolt on; nothing's truly native to your builder.

The website feedback tool for the messy bit between build and sign-off.

Collect clearer feedback

Pinned to real elements, with auto-captured screenshot, browser & OS context.

Manage in your editor

Threads, statuses, assignees, and review rounds without tab-switching.

Hand off like a pro

Client sign-off (free); PDF certificate on Pro, white-label portal on Agency.
Comparing options? See 10 website feedback tools for WordPress compared, or how Reviso differs from BugHerd, Marker.io and SureFeedback.

From pin to sign-off in one workflow.

Reviso add-comment box for leaving pinned feedback on a Bricks page element

Pin comments on live elements

Click anything, drop feedback exactly where it belongs.
Reviso no-login reviewer prompt asking for the client's name and optional email

No-login client review mode

Clients just open a link; nothing to install or sign up for.
Reviso page approval certificate showing a timestamped client sign-off

Approvals + signed certificate

Clients mark a page approved; you get a timestamped PDF record.
Reviso AI feedback summary grouping client comments by priority

AI that implements feedback, not just summaries

Turn 30 messy comments into themes and a priority action list, then let Reviso Cloud AI implement the change in Bricks, with a revertable snapshot before every edit. Beta, bring your own key.
Slack notification from Reviso showing a new client comment and reply

Integrations

Slack, Discord, and webhooks (Zapier/Make → ClickUp, Trello, Jira).
Reviso

White-label

Your logo, colours, and agency name on the client-facing portal.

What WordPress users say

From public reviews on wordpress.org

“We now have Reviso comments pushed directly into our project management tool so we can get straight to work.”

huxxco · WordPress.org

“after moving my WordPress tech stack to bricks this has become the cherry on top and makes client edits a breeze!”

clasomato · WordPress.org

“Very responsive dev, great tool, great pricing whether you go lifetime or subscription”

Jonathan Alumbaugh · WordPress.org
Read all reviews on WordPress.org →

Yes – native to Bricks, Elementor and Gutenberg, and it works on any WordPress theme or site. WP 6.4+.

No. They open a review link and comment as themselves – no login, no signup.

Core feedback is stored on your own WordPress site. Optional notifications and integrations send data to the destinations you choose. AI summaries use your own provider account. If enabled, Reviso Cloud syncs site details and review counts; its AI assistant also relays requested feedback, screenshots and page structure through getreviso.io. What Reviso Cloud sends.

Yes. Install Reviso free from WordPress.org, then upload the Pro addon and paste your licence key.

One WordPress install. You can activate and deactivate freely; Lemon Squeezy tracks your active activation count.

Reviso does not add an AI subscription. You bring your own OpenAI or Anthropic key; that provider or a connected assistant may charge you separately for usage.

Your data stays on your WordPress site. Pro features lock; the free plugin keeps working. Re-subscribe any time to restore them.

14-day money-back on first purchase. See Refund Policy.

Yes; the PHP is GPLv2+. Your license covers updates, support, and activations.

No – independent product; “Bricks” is a trademark of its owner.

Yes. Send a client a review link and they open the page to leave feedback even while the site is in maintenance or coming-soon mode, with no login, and the site stays hidden from everyone else. It works with the built-in maintenance modes in Bricks and Elementor. See how it works.

Ship cleaner revisions, starting today.

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