SiteDots review
A client-facing annotation tool for contextual website feedback and approval workflows.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
SiteDots is a browser-based visual feedback tool for website teams, clients, and collaborators who need comments tied to specific webpage elements. Users can add location-specific tags to live webpages, including private or authenticated pages, and include screen-size and device-type information with comments. A Chrome extension supports browser-based feedback, while the web dashboard provides a central place to manage reviews. The product is suited to client approvals and cross-functional website review, particularly for WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, and custom websites.
Its plan structure scales project and annotation capacity. The Free Plan includes 1 project/domain, 3 users per project, and 12 dots per project, while allowing users to join unlimited projects. Start-up expands capacity to 10 projects/domain, unlimited users per project, 50 dots per project, and custom project options. Advanced includes 30 projects/domain, 400 dots per project, and integration request priority. Teams should choose a paid tier when the Free Plan’s project, collaborator, or dot limits constrain active review work.
Workflow connectivity is a central strength. SiteDots advertises connections with Trello, Notion, Slack, Discord, Zapier, webhooks, Asana, Monday, and Make, giving teams several ways to route or coordinate feedback. Collaborator permissions also make it suitable when clients need controlled participation rather than unrestricted access. SiteDots is a strong fit for website review centered on contextual comments, approvals, and browser capture. Teams seeking a broader annotation format than webpage comments, or a workflow outside its web and Chrome extension model, should consider a different category fit.
SiteDots pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Contextual comments attach directly to live webpage elements
- Permissions include view, edit, create, and approve controls
- Connects feedback workflows with Trello, Slack, Zapier, and webhooks
- Where it doesn't
- Free Plan is limited to 1 project/domain and 12 dots per project
- Start-up is limited to 50 dots per project
- Browser capture is centered on the web and Chrome extension
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