A PushFeedback alternative for page-by-page docs feedback
PushFeedback is a feedback button and page rating for docs sites, with screenshots and issue tracker links. Asklet asks short, anonymous questions, grouped by page.
PushFeedback describes itself as a feedback widget for documentation sites. Readers rate a page as helpful or not, leave a comment and can add an annotated screenshot, and the team can pass feedback on to Jira, Linear, GitHub Issues, Slack and other tools. It loads as a script and web component, has an official Docusaurus plugin on npm, and its docs cover more than a dozen docs platforms.
That makes it a good fit when docs feedback works like a bug report: a reader marks the wrong code sample on a screenshot, and the report should land in your issue tracker. Asklet is narrower. One lazy-loaded iframe goes at the end of the page, the page path picks the survey, and readers answer one short question at a time, starting with a one-tap Yes / No. Answers carry no reader identity.
Results are grouped by website, page and path, so a pattern such as /docs/** gives one figure for the section and still shows which guides the answers came from. Setup takes one snippet: see the Docusaurus guide or the documentation feedback widget.
| Feature | PushFeedback | Asklet |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Feedback buttons and page ratings on docs sites | Short questions on docs pages and articles |
| What it adds to your site | A script and web component, or a Docusaurus plugin | One lazy-loaded iframe |
| What readers send | A rating, a comment and an optional annotated screenshot | Answers to short questions, one at a time |
| Respondents | No sign-in; you choose whether to ask for an email | Always anonymous, no cookies or identifiers |
| Where feedback goes | A dashboard, issue trackers, Slack, Teams and webhooks | A dashboard, comment export and a read-only MCP server |
| Results | Each piece of feedback with its page | Counts and trends per website, page and path |
Choose PushFeedback when…
- You want readers to attach annotated screenshots of what is wrong
- You want feedback sent straight to Jira, Linear, GitHub Issues or Slack
- You would rather install an npm package than paste a snippet
Choose Asklet when…
- You want "Was this page helpful?" and a few follow-up questions on every docs page
- You want to compare guides and sections by path, with counts before percentages
- You want answers with no reader identity to manage
PushFeedback is a trademark of its owner. This page is not affiliated with or endorsed by PushFeedback. It describes what each product is built for, based on public information as of 2026-11-11. Check PushFeedback's own website for its current features and pricing.
Common questions
What is PushFeedback? PushFeedback is a feedback widget for documentation sites, made by Volcanic Labs in Spain. Readers rate pages, leave comments and can attach annotated screenshots, and the team reviews them in a dashboard or sends them to other tools. See PushFeedback's own website for its current features and plans.
Does Asklet capture screenshots? No. Asklet asks short questions and stores the answers with the page path, nothing else from the page. If readers need to point at a broken part of the page, a tool with screenshots, such as PushFeedback, Usersnap or Userback, fits better.
Is there a Docusaurus plugin for Asklet? No, and none is needed. The widget is one iframe in a wrapped Docusaurus component, keyed by the page path. The Docusaurus guide shows the code, and there is nothing to install or keep updated.
Does Asklet work on other docs platforms? Yes, on any platform that lets you add an HTML iframe to its page template. There are step-by-step guides for Docusaurus, MkDocs, Sphinx, Starlight, VitePress, Mintlify, Hugo, Jekyll, Astro and Zendesk Guide.
What are the alternatives to PushFeedback? Alternatives to PushFeedback include Usersnap, Userback and Marker.io, which collect visual feedback and bug reports with screenshots, and Asklet, which asks short, anonymous questions on each page and groups the answers by path.
Is there a free alternative to PushFeedback? Yes. Asklet has a Free plan for one website, with 2 active surveys of up to 3 questions each and 100 responses a month. Paid plans raise those limits.
Is Asklet GDPR compliant? Yes. Answers are anonymous: the widget sets no cookies and stores no IP addresses, user agents or identifiers, and emails and phone numbers typed into free-text answers are redacted.
How do I switch from PushFeedback to Asklet? Create a survey from a template or your question bank, add your docs site and list the domains it runs on, then add the Asklet iframe to your doc page template. You can run both tools side by side while you compare.
Get your first answers today.
Set-up takes a few minutes, and the free plan covers one website or app.