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ClickCues review

#27 of 31 in Web Annotation Tools

A focused web review workspace for teams that need context-rich feedback and workflow.

6.5/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

ClickCues is a hosted web feedback tool for freelancers, agencies, marketing teams, and web teams reviewing live or staging websites. Reviewers click an element and leave a comment without creating an account. The product records the page URL, clicked-element context, browser, operating system, viewport, and screenshots when supported. Teams can install a project-specific JavaScript widget or use a hosted feedback link, then manage submissions in project boards.

Pricing is structured across Freelancer, Agency, and Studio plans. Freelancer costs $29 per month or $276 per year and includes unlimited projects and websites, unlimited guest reviewers, pinned feedback with page and browser context, screenshots when supported, and a Kanban board with comments and status workflow. Agency costs $59 per month or $564 per year, adding concurrent website and campaign projects plus a setup guide and help. Studio costs $99 per month or $948 per year, adding onboarding help and support for high-volume and multi-site operations. A 7-day free trial is available, but there is no free plan.

Its strongest fit is collaborative website review where preserving visual and technical context matters more than connecting a broad software stack. Task comments, priorities, assignments, filters, and status workflows give teams a clear way to move feedback forward, while AI-generated summaries can condense review input. ClickCues is web-based and its project-specific JavaScript widget keeps the workflow centered on websites. Teams requiring listed integrations, broader platform coverage, or screenshot capture in every situation should consider another option. Small teams that want guest-friendly annotations and straightforward project workflow should find the feature set well aligned.

ClickCues pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Captures clicked-element, page, browser, viewport, and screenshot context
    • Lets guests leave feedback without creating reviewer accounts
    • Combines Kanban workflow with assignments, priorities, filters, and AI summaries
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan; paid access starts at $29 per month
    • Integrations are not listed
    • Screenshots are available only when supported

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