Get client feedback on your Duda website

Q: What does the Duda preview URL show?

Duda says the preview shows the site, including unpublished changes, as it appears in the editor and can be shared for review across devices.

Q: What default domains can a Duda site use?

Duda documents dudasites.com for Basic, Team and Agency plans and multiscreensite.com for Trial and White Label. Confirm the exact URL and HTTPS availability before using it for review.

Q: Does Duda already provide Site Comments?

Yes. Duda documents Site Comments for Team, Agency and White Label plans, for up to 100 clients. Clients also need site access and the Site Comments permission.

Q: Can BugSmash open a password-protected Duda page automatically?

No. A pasted Website-project URL does not bypass the page password. For feedback inside that protected experience, place the Feedback Widget on the page.

Q: Can reviewers access members-only Duda pages?

Only when Duda grants the reviewer member access. Membership pages require an eligible signed-in member, and approval rules still apply.

Q: Does unpublishing leave the Duda site online?

No. Duda says an unpublished site is no longer visible online until it is republished, although its subscription is handled separately.

Q: Does BugSmash publish or change the Duda site?

No. Duda continues to control preview, publishing, domains, client permissions, passwords and membership. BugSmash records feedback on an accessible browser surface.

Paste an accessible published site or shareable preview URL, send one review link, and collect contextual comments on the Duda experience under review.

See how it works

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Duda supports preview and Site Comments. The review surface still matters.

Duda separates unpublished preview, the published site, client permissions, Site Comments, page passwords and membership access. Each boundary determines what an external reviewer can open.

Four documented boundaries matter before you share the site:

Preview can include unpublished changes.
Duda provides a shareable preview URL that shows the site as it appears in the editor and can be viewed across device sizes before launch.
Published domain and SSL state are separate.
Basic, Team and Agency sites can use a dudasites.com default domain, while Trial and White Label sites can use multiscreensite.com. Duda says SSL is not provided for default or white-label site domains unless the site is on a custom domain.
Site Comments require an eligible plan and platform access.
Duda documents Site Comments on Team, Agency and White Label plans for up to 100 clients. A client must also be added to the site and granted Site Comments permission.
Protected content still enforces its gate.
Password-protected pages require their page password, while members-only pages require an approved or eligible signed-in member. A pasted URL does not bypass those controls.

BugSmash keeps review on the browser result:

share the accessible published or preview URL, retain page and device context, and leave Duda publishing, client permissions and site access controls unchanged.

How it works

Three steps to a reviewed Duda site

Choose the browser surface

Use the HTTPS published custom domain for live-site review, or copy Duda’s preview URL when stakeholders need to see unpublished changes.

Send one BugSmash link

Paste the accessible URL into BugSmash and share the generated review link with the client or QA team.

Republish and verify

Apply approved changes in Duda, publish or republish the site, and verify the intended page and responsive state again.

Review the Duda site your visitors will actually open

Comment on published pages

Attach each note to the rendered page location rather than describing it in email.

Review an accessible preview

Use Duda’s shareable preview URL when the review concerns unpublished editor changes.

Check responsive presentation

Review desktop, tablet and mobile layouts while keeping the viewport with each comment.

Capture technical context

Keep the page URL, browser, operating system, viewport and screenshot with each website comment.

Keep editor permissions separate

External reviewers can use a browser URL without receiving Duda editing or publishing permission.

Respect protected states

Page passwords and membership remain Duda-controlled requirements for restricted content.

Which Duda URL should I review?

Use an HTTPS-accessible published custom domain or Duda’s shareable preview URL. A pasted URL does not bypass Duda page passwords, membership or other access controls.

Your URL	Review by URL	What to do
Published HTTPS Duda custom domain	Works	Paste the customer-facing page URL and start the review.
Duda shareable preview URL	Works when accessible	Use the copied preview URL for unpublished changes and confirm it opens for the intended reviewers.
dudasites.com default domain	HTTPS-dependent	Confirm the exact URL is browser-accessible over HTTPS before sharing it.
multiscreensite.com default domain	HTTPS-dependent	Confirm the exact Trial or White Label URL is browser-accessible over HTTPS.
Password-protected Duda page	Password required	Use the Feedback Widget inside the password-authorized page. A Website-project review URL does not remove the page password.
Members-only Duda page or site	Member access required	Use the Feedback Widget on the page after Duda authenticates an eligible member. A Website-project review URL does not grant membership.

Using the Feedback Widget on a Duda site

Add the BugSmash Feedback Widget to the rendered Duda site when review must stay inside an authenticated, member-only or stateful experience. Duda remains responsible for page access and membership.