Website feedback that actually gets fixed.
Click anything on your site and say what's wrong. Your developer, or their AI coding assistant, gets everything needed to fix it.
Leave a comment and watch it get picked up.
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Pick an element in the sample page and leave a comment.
- to add it to your site
- 1 line
- Paste it once. It works on test sites, live sites and prototypes.
- accounts needed to comment
- 0
- Guests can leave feedback with just their name.
- that's all it adds
- ~20 KB
- Your pages stay fast.
- for every comment
- 1 inbox
- Reply, resolve, or send it to GitHub as an issue.
From “this looks off” to fixed, in three steps.
No forms to fill in and no screenshots to send around. Reviewers point at the page, and the fix comes back to the same spot.
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Add Rampt to your site
Paste one line into your test site, your live site or a plain HTML page. That's the whole setup.
Your team says what's wrong
Click anything on the page, then type, take a screenshot or record your screen. The comment stays on that spot, even after the page changes.
get_feedback({ repo, branch }) ### [thr_…] open · /sign-up resolve_feedback({ thread_id }) Resolved thr_….
It gets fixed
Your developer, or their AI assistant, picks it up, makes the change and marks it done. The reviewer sees it happen live.
Feedback that's clear the first time.
Reviewers just say what's wrong. Rampt quietly adds the rest, so nobody has to ask follow-up questions.
Comments on the exact spot
Pinned to the button or heading they're about, so nobody has to guess what “this” means.
Screenshots, automatically
Taken for you when you comment, and cropped to the part that matters.
Talk it through
Record your screen and voice when typing isn't enough. Each recording comes with a written transcript.
- which page
- which element
- browser & device
- screen size
- errors on the page
- which version
Everything lands in one Inbox, across all your projects. Handle it yourself, or let your AI assistant work through it.
Let your AI assistant do the fixing.
If your team builds with Claude Code, Cursor or Codex, connect it to Rampt once. Then just ask it to fix the feedback: it reads every comment, makes the changes, and tells the reviewer when it's done.
https://api.rampt.cloud/mcpclaude mcp add --transport http rampt https://api.rampt.cloud/mcpThen run /mcp in Claude Code and sign in to Rampt in your browser.
- Reads the feedbackget_feedback
Finds the comments on the version you're working on, with screenshots and details.
- Marks it fixedresolve_feedback
Resolves a comment once the change is made, with a short note for the reviewer.
- Shares a new version for reviewshare_preview
Sends your team a link to the version it just deployed, so they can comment on it.
- Shares a design or prototypeshare_html
Puts a single-page mockup online and hands back a review link.
Pay for your team, not your reviewers.
Everyone who leaves feedback is free on every plan. You only pay for the people who manage it.
Free
For a small team trying it on one project.
- Up to 3 members
- Unlimited reviewers
- 1 project
- GitHub checks and issues
- AI coding assistants
- Screenshots and short recordings
- 30 days of history
Team
PopularFor product teams and small agencies.
- Up to 5 members
- Unlimited reviewers
- 5 projects
- Full-length recordings
- 1 year of history
- Email support
Business
For growing teams and agencies with many clients.
- Up to 15 members
- Unlimited projects
- Advanced roles
- 2 years of history
- Priority support
Scale
For larger organisations, billed yearly.
- Unlimited members
- Unlimited history
- Single sign-on (SAML)
- Audit log
- Onboarding and priority support
Pay yearly and get 2 months free. Paid plans start when billing launches; until then everyone starts on Free.
Good to know.
- Do reviewers need an account?
- No. Anyone with the link can comment by typing their name. Team members can sign in so their comments show who they are, and you can turn guest comments off for any project.
- Will it slow my site down?
- No. Rampt adds about 20 KB and loads after your page does. The screenshot and recording tools load only when someone uses them.
- Does it work with my website?
- If it runs in a browser and you can add one line to it, yes: React, Vue, Svelte, a static site or plain HTML. Each page keeps its own comments, even in single-page apps.
- Do I need an AI coding assistant?
- No. Every comment lands in your Inbox, where you can reply, resolve it or send it to GitHub as an issue. Connecting Claude Code, Cursor or Codex is optional, works on every plan including Free, and lets them do the fixing.
- Is there a free plan?
- Yes, and it's free forever for up to 3 members on one project. Reviewers never need a paid seat on any plan. Paid plans start when billing launches; until then everyone starts on Free.
- Does it work with GitHub?
- Yes. Connect GitHub to see open feedback on each pull request, sign off a version before it merges, and turn any comment into an issue.
Want to know why we build Rampt the way we do? Read our manifesto
Stop chasing feedback. Start fixing it.
Create a workspace, add one line to your site, send your team the link.