Collect user feedback on your documentation
Add a feedback widget to your docs. Users tell you what's confusing, what's missing, and what needs fixing. Prioritize content updates based on real user input.
Trusted by +200 documentation sites
Stop guessing what needs fixing
Documentation teams waste time updating the wrong pages. PushFeedback shows you exactly what confuses users.
Without feedback
With PushFeedback
Documentation teams using PushFeedback spend less time guessing and more time fixing what actually matters to users.
See exactly what users think
Visual feedback with screenshots shows you exactly what confuses users. No more wondering what "this doesn't work" actually means.
Works for any documentation site
Whether you maintain API docs, user guides, or tutorials, get the specific feedback you need to keep content accurate and helpful.
API documentation
"This endpoint returns 404"
"The authentication example doesn't work"
User guides
"This screenshot doesn't match my interface"
"Step 4 is missing"
Technical tutorials
"I got stuck at this part"
"This assumes I know Y"
Integrates with your platform
Can't find your integration? We also support Jekyll, WordPress, MkDocs, Sphinx, Hugo, Antora, and more.
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Everything you need to know about getting started with PushFeedback.
You get 25 feedback entries for free. No credit card required. No expiration date. Take your time exploring the features before deciding to upgrade.
Adding PushFeedback is as simple as adding Google Analytics. Copy and paste a few lines of code and you're collecting feedback in minutes.
Match your brand colors, adjust position, modify text, and add your logo. The widget blends with your website design.
Depending on your plan, you can deploy PushFeedback across multiple websites. Each site gets its own project dashboard.
We're GDPR compliant and use enterprise-grade encryption. Your data is stored securely and never shared with third parties.
Stop guessing what your docs need
Teams at Spotify, Camunda, and Katalon collect user feedback directly from their documentation.