Volley review
A broad web review workspace with strong capture and collaboration tools.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Volley is a web-based visual feedback and review workspace for product teams, agencies, designers, developers, and client stakeholders. It captures feedback from live, staging, local, and login-protected websites through a Chrome extension or embeddable widget. Reviewers can pin comments to webpage elements, add drawings, attach files, include video feedback, and share browser, operating-system, and website context. Shared workspaces support assignments, threaded collaboration, and resolving feedback, while guests or clients can participate in project reviews.
Volley’s plans cover a free Basic tier, a Pro tier, and an Enterprise tier, alongside a 30-day free trial. The Pro plan adds feedback capture on any website, unlimited users and team workspaces, unlimited guests or client reviewers, the Chrome extension, the embeddable widget, comments and threaded collaboration, and markup and drawing tools. Enterprise expands the workspace with unlimited projects, SSO/SAML, advanced permissions and admin controls, dedicated onboarding, priority support and an SLA, plus custom terms and invoicing.
The product fits teams that need one review flow across visual comments, drawings, assignments, and client feedback, with exports to Jira and Trello and notifications through Slack. Its browser-centered capture model is well suited to website work, including projects that require login-protected or local-site review. Teams seeking webpage annotation with guest participation should consider Volley. Teams needing a wider document-review scope or integrations beyond Jira, Trello, and Slack should look elsewhere. Enterprise is the appropriate tier for organizations requiring SSO/SAML, advanced administration, dedicated onboarding, or an SLA.
Volley pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Anchored comments, drawings, assignments, and resolve workflows
- Chrome capture, an embeddable widget, video, and attachments
- Jira, Trello, and Slack connections support team handoffs
- Where it doesn't
- The core review focus is webpages rather than broader document types
- Advanced permissions, SSO/SAML, and SLAs require Enterprise
- Integrations center on Jira, Trello, and Slack
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