WebPinch vs Markup.io
Markup.io reviews 30+ file types in one place. WebPinch goes deep on one of them — the live website.
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Markup.io's pitch is breadth: PDFs, slides, images, video and websites all review through the same interface, with unlimited users on a single $79/month plan. WebPinch's pitch is depth on live web pages — pins bound to DOM elements, automatic browser and OS capture, a Kanban board and a site audit. The right answer depends on whether your review queue is mostly files or mostly URLs.
Which one fits your team
Choose WebPinch if…
- Most of what you review is live web pages, not documents and video.
- You want a free tier before committing to $79/month.
- You want the feedback to become tracked tasks on a board you own.
- You want site audits, AI assist, a REST API and an MCP server included.
Choose Markup.io if…
- Your review queue spans PDFs, slides, images and video as much as websites.
- You have a large team and unlimited users on one flat plan suits you better than per-seat.
- You want one interface for every deliverable type your studio produces.
- 500 GB of shared storage is a requirement.
WebPinch vs Markup.io
“Not stated” means Markup.io doesn’t publish the answer — it isn’t a claim that the feature is missing.
What each one costs
WebPinch
- Free tier
- $0 forever — 2 personal projects, 1 organisation, 1 free teammate, 1 API/MCP token
- Paid plans
- $15 per seat/month, or $144 per seat/year ($12/mo)
- Guests & reviewers
- Free and unlimited — guests never consume a seat
Markup.io
- Free tier
- No free plan — 14-day trial, no credit card
- Paid plans
- Pro $79/mo — unlimited users, 1 workspace, 500 GB storage, unlimited MarkUps. Enterprise custom, with unlimited workspaces, unlimited storage, SAML SSO and SOC II documentation.
- Guests & reviewers
- Unlimited admins, members and guests on both plans
Markup.io pricing as published on their pricing page and last checked on 2026-08-12. Check the source for the current figures.
Where Markup.io is stronger
No tool wins on everything. These are the cases where Markup.io is the better answer.
Over 30 file types
PDFs, slides, images and video review through the same interface as websites. If your studio ships more than sites, that's a real advantage.
Unlimited users on one plan
At $79/month flat, a fifteen-person team pays about $5 a head. Per-seat pricing can't match that at scale.
Generous storage
500 GB on Pro means video review is practical rather than theoretical.
Switching from Markup.io
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Split the queue
Websites move to WebPinch; documents and video may be worth keeping where they are. Plenty of teams run both.
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Create a project per site
Paste the URL — no snippet, no workspace configuration.
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Set up the board
Assign owners and statuses to the pins. This is the layer Markup.io leaves to your PM tool.
Common questions
How much does Markup.io cost?
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Markup.io's pricing page lists a Pro plan at $79/month with unlimited users, 1 workspace and 500 GB of storage, plus a custom Enterprise tier. There's no free plan — a 14-day trial with no credit card required.
Which is cheaper?
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Under five seats, WebPinch: three seats is $45/month against Markup.io's $79 flat. Above about six people, Markup.io's unlimited-user plan costs less per head.
Can Markup.io review live websites?
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Yes — websites are one of the formats it supports, alongside 30+ file types. WebPinch only reviews web pages, but adds DOM-anchored pins, automatic environment capture, a Kanban board and a site audit.
Does WebPinch review PDFs?
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No. WebPinch is web-page only. If PDF, slide and video review matter to you, Markup.io covers ground WebPinch doesn't.
Does either need code on the client's site?
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No. Markup.io works from a URL, and WebPinch works through a Chrome extension or in-app review — neither requires a script tag on the target site.
Try WebPinch alongside Markup.io
Free to start. No credit card. Guests don’t need an account.
Markup.io and all other product names are trademarks of their respective owners and are used here for identification only. This comparison is based on information published on Markup.io’s own website as of 2026-08-12; features and pricing change, so please check the source before deciding. Spotted something out of date? Tell us and we’ll fix it.