For Webflow Teams

Client feedback on Webflow, without custom code

Webflow’s custom-code slots are limited and precious. A feedback tool shouldn’t spend one of them.

Free to start · No credit card · Guests don’t need an account

Webflow sites are usually built fast and reviewed by people who don’t have a Webflow seat. Adding a feedback widget means burning a custom-code embed and republishing to change anything about it. WebPinch takes nothing from the project — it runs in the browser, works on the webflow.io staging domain and the published site alike, and lets reviewers comment without a Webflow account.

How it works

Every pin captures the full picture

No custom code embed

Your site-wide and page-level code slots stay free for analytics and the things that need them.

Staging and published

Review on the .webflow.io staging URL before publishing, then on the live domain after.

Reviewers don’t need Webflow seats

Guests comment through a link. No Webflow licence, no editor access, no extra bill.

Pins on the rendered element

Feedback lands on the actual element, so “the second card” stops being a guess.

Breakpoint captured with it

Screen resolution and browser travel with every pin, so responsive bugs are reproducible.

One board per site

Client feedback becomes a prioritised list you can work through in the Designer.

The problem

What WebPinch replaces

Custom-code slots are finite

Webflow limits what you can embed. A feedback widget is an expensive way to spend that.

Republishing to change a widget

Any embed change means another publish. The extension needs none.

Clients without Webflow access

Webflow’s own commenting needs a seat. Guests giving one round of feedback shouldn’t need one.

Who it’s for

Built for the people running the project

Webflow agenciesFreelance Webflow designersMarketing teamsNo-code studios

FAQ

Common questions

Do I need to add custom code to my Webflow site?

No. WebPinch works through a Chrome extension, so nothing goes into your Webflow project's custom-code slots and there's no need to republish.

Does it work on the .webflow.io staging URL?

Yes — the extension works on any URL your browser can open, including Webflow's staging domain and password-protected pages.

Do reviewers need a Webflow seat?

No. WebPinch guests comment through a share link with no account of any kind, which means no additional Webflow seats for people who only review.

How is this different from Webflow's built-in comments?

Webflow's comments live in the Designer and need a Webflow seat. WebPinch works on the rendered page for anyone with a link, captures browser and OS, and turns each comment into a task on a Kanban board.