A free alternative to Marker.io, Usersnap and BugHerd
Visual website feedback tools like Marker.io, Usersnap and BugHerd are excellent, but they turn paid the moment the trial ends and they are built first for large teams. fixThatMe covers the same core need: a widget on your site where users frame the problem right on the screen, and you receive the screenshot and all the technical context.
With three deliberate differences: it is completely free during the beta, the reporter follows progress on a public page without creating an account, and the API is built for AI agents— markdown docs you paste straight into an agent's context, so it can read the bugs, fix them, and keep the reporter informed.
| fixThatMe | Marker.io / Usersnap / BugHerd | |
|---|---|---|
| Entry price | Free (beta), no credit card | Paid after trial (typically $39–$79/mo) |
| Installation | One script tag | One script tag or a browser extension |
| Automatic screenshot + technical context | Yes (selected area, full page, browser, viewport, page HTML) | Yes |
| Public tracking page for the reporter, no account | Yes, with email notifications at every step | Varies by product |
| REST API documented for AI agents (markdown docs + llms.txt) | Yes, built for it | Integration-oriented API |
| Slack / Discord / Teams / Google Chat + HMAC webhooks | Included | Included (depending on plan) |
| Multiple organizations / client sites | Included at no extra cost | Depends on plan and seats |
Comparison accurate as of July 10, 2026, based on each vendor's public website. Competitor plans change — check their current pricing and features.
Who is fixThatMe the right fit for?
- Freelancers and agencies running several client sites: multiple organizations are included, each client gets its own widget and tracking.
- Teams using AI agents (Claude Code, Cursor…): hand over the docs and an API key, and the agent fixes bugs and replies to reporters.
- Small products and marketing sites that want a clean reporting channel without a dedicated tool budget.
And if you need features we don't have yet (drawn annotations, native Jira/Linear integrations, session recording), the tools above remain great choices — our API and webhooks let you wire fixThatMe into your stack either way.
Detailed comparisons: fixThatMe vs Marker.io · fixThatMe vs BugHerd