Comparison

RoastNest vs Feedbucket

Feedbucket is a script tag for collecting client feedback on staging sites, built for web agencies. RoastNest is an SDK for collecting from your own users. A straight comparison.

Checked on 18 September 2026. Prices change — every claim is sourced at the bottom.

The short version

Feedbucket is built for agency handovers. RoastNest is built for products that keep collecting after launch.

Feedbucket: Website feedback for web design agencies: one script tag, no client signup, two-way sync with 15+ tools.

At a glance

RoastNest and Feedbucket, feature by feature

CapabilityRoastNestFeedbucket
Who reportsYour end users, inside your productClients reviewing a staging site
How it installsReact SDKScript tag
Open sourceYesNo
Client signup neededNo, anonymous feedback worksNo
Two-way syncOne-way delivery plus signed webhooksTwo-way with 15+ tools
Console logsIncludedOn Business ($72/mo annual)
RatingsFour types, inline or popupNot offered
Referral programYesNot offered
Free planYes, every widgetNone, 14-day trial
Entry priceFree, then $19/mo, 5 members$49/mo ($39 annual), 2 members

What each one costs

List prices as of 18 September 2026

PlanRoastNestFeedbucket
Free planFree: 1 site, 2 members, 50 feedback and 250 ratings a monthNone, 14-day trial without a card
Entry paid plan$19/mo ($15 annual), 3 sites, 5 membersPro $49/mo ($39 annual), 2 team members
Console logs and brandingConsole logs included; branding removal not neededBusiness $89/mo ($72 annual), 25 members
Projects3 sites on Starter, 10 on GrowthUnlimited on every plan

Where Feedbucket is stronger

Unlimited projects and client reporters

Every plan includes unlimited projects and unlimited client reporters, which suits an agency juggling a dozen builds.

Two-way sync

Changes made in Asana, Jira, ClickUp or Linear sync back. Our delivery is one way, plus webhooks you handle yourself.

No framework requirement

A script tag works on any site, including WordPress and Webflow. Our SDK targets React apps.

Where RoastNest is stronger

A free plan and a lower entry price

Feedbucket starts at $39/mo annual for 2 members. RoastNest is free to start and $15/mo annual for 5.

Console logs without the upgrade

Feedbucket puts console logs on the Business plan. They come with every RoastNest report.

Ratings and referrals

Neither exists in Feedbucket. Both ship in the same install here.

Open source, self-hostable

Read the SDK, fork it, or run it against your own backend.

Which one should you pick?

The honest split

Choose Feedbucket if

you are an agency collecting client sign-off on staging sites, you need unlimited projects, and two-way sync with your project tool matters.

Choose RoastNest if

you are collecting from your own users in a React app and want ratings and referrals in the same SDK.

Questions people ask

RoastNest and Feedbucket

Sources

We checked these on 18 September 2026. If something here is out of date or wrong, tell us and we will correct it.

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