Get client feedback on your Carrd site

Q: Do I need to add any code to my Carrd site?

No. Paste the URL and send the link.

Q: My Carrd site is password protected. Does that work?

Yes. It is a form, so you enter it inside the review window.

Q: Can they comment on mobile?

Yes, and the comment records which viewport it came from, which matters on a single-page layout.

Q: Can I review other things in the same project?

Yes. The logo, the PDF, the promo video and the ad images go alongside the page.

One page, one link, one round. Paste the URL, send it to your client, and get comments pinned to the exact line instead of a list of vague notes.

See how it works

Loved by1,250+Agenciesand companies in 100+ countries

Carrd is one page. The feedback should take one round.

Carrd is deliberately minimal and that is the whole appeal. It has no review layer, which is fine until you build for a client.

Feedback comes back as a message.
"Change the tagline, the second button, and the colour of the footer." Three items with no anchor to anything on the page.
A one-page site can still take five rounds.
Not because the work is complex but because nobody can point precisely at what they mean.
Nothing is recorded.
On a small fixed-fee job, an undocumented revision round is the difference between profitable and not.

Paste the URL, send the link, get a list.

Because a Carrd site is a single page, the whole review is one link and usually one afternoon.

How it works

Three steps, one page

Publish and paste

Publish to your .carrd.co address or your custom domain and paste the URL into BugSmash.

Send one review link

Your client opens it in their own browser and clicks the thing they want changed. No account on either side.

Work the list

Every comment carries the element, the browser and a screenshot. Close them off one by one.

What your client can actually do on the page

Pin to the element, not the screenshot

Comments attach to the thing on the page, so "this heading" is unambiguous without a marked-up JPEG in an email.

Review at every breakpoint

Desktop, tablet and mobile in the same link. Responsive is most of the job on a Webflow build, so a desktop-only review is half a review.

Comment on CMS Collection pages

Blog posts, case studies, product templates. Each published Collection page is a URL, so each one is reviewable.

Browser and device captured automatically

Every comment records what the reviewer was on. No follow-up thread to work out why you cannot reproduce it.

Versions and comparison

Republish, add a new version, and compare against what the client signed off on last round.

Status and approval on the record

Who approved, on which version, on what date. That record stays with you, not with the Webflow site.

Will it work on my Carrd site?

The review window loads the page in a real browser session, so anything you can sign in to yourself, you can sign in to here. Nothing is handed over to BugSmash and no credentials are stored.

Your URL	Review by URL	What to do
Free site at yoursite.carrd.co	Works	Paste and go.
Pro site on a custom domain	Works	Paste and go.
Password-protected site	Works	It is a form, so you enter it inside the review window.
Multi-section single page	Works	Comments record which section and which breakpoint they came from.
Embedded third-party widgets	Renders, fidelity varies	Embedded forms and booking widgets may behave differently inside a review. Test the embed itself on the live page.

Installing the Feedback Widget on Carrd

Through an embed element, which is a Pro feature. For most Carrd sites the URL workflow is simpler and there is no reason to add code.

The feedback workflow for teams using Carrd

From fixed-fee client builds to founder launch pages, keep each revision clear, contextual and tied to the published page.

Freelancers on fixed-fee builds

A documented revision round on a job where an extra round is the whole margin.

See how

Indie founders

Get real comments on a launch page from three friends instead of three conflicting DMs.

See how

Agencies using Carrd for quick pages

Campaign pages and link-in-bio pages reviewed in the same workspace as the rest of the client's work.

See how

Integrated with the tools your team already works in

A comment on the hero section becomes a ticket with the URL, the element, the screenshot and the browser already attached.

Context stays attached from comment to completion.

Send to your workflow

The destination changes. The context does not.

Jira

ClickUp

Monday

Asana

Trello

Slack

Linear

Todoist

Notion

Airtable

Zapier

Make

n8n

Webhooks

The site is one deliverable. Review the rest of them in the same place.

A Webflow launch is rarely only a Webflow launch. The same project holds the pitch deck, the brand PDF, the launch video, the ad creative, the email template and the mobile build, each reviewed the same way, each on the same approval record.