About Nikkel
Nikkel is a website review tool for agencies, freelancers and product teams, covering visual annotation and QA. Instead of feedback scattered across Slack threads, emails and annotated screenshots, reviewers pin comments right on the page. Each comment automatically captures a screenshot, the element and the CSS context a developer needs to act on it, and fixes can be assigned.
Clients and other guests review through a single link and can pin comments, reply and sign off without creating an account. It also works on password-protected pages because it runs in the reviewer's own browser, and you can check every breakpoint before a client sees the work. An MCP connection gives AI coding tools access to the technical context behind each pin.
Plans are priced per workspace instead of per seat. Free is $0 for one project and one collaborator with unlimited guests and pins, Pro is $15 per month, Team is $39 per month, and Enterprise is custom.
Key features
- Comments pinned directly on web pages
- Automatic screenshot, element and CSS capture
- Review links without guest accounts
- Works on password-protected pages
- Breakpoint review and fix assignment
- MCP connection for AI coding tools
- Flat per-workspace pricing
Good fit for
- Agencies collecting client feedback on staging sites
- Freelancers replacing screenshot email chains
- Passing precise bug context to developers or AI tools
Nikkel: questions and answers
- What is Nikkel used for?
- Nikkel lets teams pin comments directly on live or staging web pages, with screenshots and CSS context attached, and share review links with clients. It is a good fit for agencies collecting client feedback on staging sites, freelancers replacing screenshot email chains and passing precise bug context to developers or AI tools.
- Is Nikkel free?
- Yes. Nikkel has a free plan, and paid plans start at $15 per month.
- Is Nikkel open source?
- No. Nikkel is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Testing & QA category, open-source options include Playwright, Appium and Robot Framework.
- What are some alternatives to Nikkel?
- Nikkel competes with BugHerd, Marker.io and Usersnap.
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