A website feedback widget for bugs, ideas, and ratings
A website feedback widget is a small script you embed on your site so visitors can report bugs, request features, and rate pages without leaving the page. SeggWat's installs with one script tag and sends every submission — with annotated screenshots and full page context — to a single triage dashboard.
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Add the feedback widget in one line
It's a plain JavaScript feedback widget: paste one script tag before your closing body tag and it loads itself — no build step, no dependencies, no framework requirement. Works the same in React, Vue, Next.js, WordPress, or static HTML.
<script src="https://seggwat.com/static/widgets/v1/seggwat-feedback.js" data-project-key="YOUR_KEY" data-enable-screenshots="true"></script>What your visitors can send you
Every submission arrives typed and in context — the page URL, your release version, and the visitor's locale come attached automatically, so you never have to ask "which page were you on?"
Bug reports with annotated screenshots
Arrow, rectangle, pen, text, and blackout tools on a capture of the exact page.
Feature requests and ideas
Typed and routed into the same inbox you triage bugs in.
Questions and praise
Not everything is a bug — hear the good news too.
Page ratings
Pair the widget with a thumbs-up/down or star rating on any page.
Make it look like your product
Everything is a data attribute on the script tag — no code changes to restyle or relocate the button. For app integration there's a JavaScript API to identify the current user or open the widget from your own UI.
Custom color, position, and text
Bottom-right, side, or icon-only launcher in your brand color.
Four languages, auto-detected
English, German, French, and Swedish — or pin one with data-language.
White-label
Hide the SeggWat branding on paid plans with data-show-powered-by.
Version tracking
Tag every report with your release via data-version.
Is there a free website feedback widget?
Every SeggWat plan starts with a 14-day free trial — no credit card. After that, Starter is $7/month, or $6/month billed yearly, flat — not per seat. See plans from $6/month for the full breakdown.
One embed, a whole feedback stack
The same project key powers helpful and star ratings, triggered surveys (NPS, CSAT, CES), and live chat — and native iOS and React Native SDKs bring the flow into your mobile apps. If you're evaluating screenshot-first review workflows, see the website feedback tool with screenshot annotation.
Website feedback widget FAQ
What is a website feedback widget?
A website feedback widget is a small script you embed on your site so visitors can report bugs, request features, and rate pages without leaving the page. Because it runs in-page, it attaches context automatically — URL, app version, and an annotated screenshot — so reports arrive actionable.
Are website feedback widgets actually useful?
They are useful when they remove friction instead of adding it. A widget that opens in one click and captures the page state for the user turns vague complaints into reproducible reports. One that interrupts with popups gets ignored. SeggWat stays out of the way until the visitor wants to speak.
How do I add a feedback widget to a website with JavaScript?
Add one script tag with your project key before the closing body tag. No build step and no framework requirement — it works in React, Vue, Next.js, WordPress, or plain HTML, and a JavaScript API (setUser, open, close) is available for app integration.
Is there a free website feedback widget?
SeggWat starts with a 14-day free trial on every plan, no credit card required. After that, the Starter plan is 7 USD per month, or 6 USD per month billed yearly — flat pricing, not per seat.
Can I white-label the feedback widget?
Yes. Set data-show-powered-by to false to hide the SeggWat branding on paid plans, and match the widget to your design with custom colors, button position, button text, and theme.
Which languages does the feedback widget support?
English, German, French, and Swedish. The widget auto-detects the visitor's browser language, or you can pin one with the data-language attribute.
Embed the feedback widget today
One script tag, and your visitors can finally tell you what's broken — with the screenshot to prove it.