Get client feedback on your published Framer site

Q: Does it work on my .framer.website URL?

Yes, and that is the usual way to run a pre-launch review.

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

Yes. Framer's password protection is a form, so it is completed inside the review window like any browser. The same is true of the password-gate components from the Framer marketplace.

Q: Will my animations and scroll effects survive the review?

Mostly, and fidelity varies. Framer sites lean harder on motion than most, so for a heavily animated build install the Feedback Widget and reviewers see the site running exactly as published.

Q: How is this different from Framer's own comments?

Framer comments sit on the canvas for people inside the project during the build. BugSmash sits on the published site for people outside it, and keeps the record after the project is handed over.

Q: Can I review CMS pages?

Yes. Every published CMS page has its own URL.

Paste the URL, send one link. Your client comments on the published site as it actually runs, at any breakpoint, and every comment arrives with the element, the browser and the device it came from.

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Framer's comments are for the people building the site

Framer has comments on the canvas and they work well for the team inside the project. They are a build tool, and they stop at the edge of the project.

Your client has to come into Framer.
To comment on the canvas they need access to the project, which means onboarding a non-designer into a design tool to say "the headline is too long".
The canvas is not the site.
Framer builds are motion-heavy by nature, and the thing worth reacting to is the published page with the scroll effects running, not a static frame.
The record lives in the project.
Hand the project over, duplicate it, or archive it, and the review history goes with it.
It only covers the site.
The deck, the PDF, the launch video and the ad set are the rest of the delivery and none of them are in Framer.

BugSmash covers the published site and everything around it,

with an approval record that stays with you.

How it works

Three steps to a reviewed Framer site

Publish

Publish to yoursite.framer.website, to Staging, or to your custom domain, and paste the URL into BugSmash.

Send one review link

Your client opens it in their own browser. No Framer seat, no project access, no BugSmash account.

Work the list

Every comment carries the page, the element, the breakpoint, the browser and a screenshot.

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 Framer 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
yoursite.framer.website	Works	Paste and go.
Staging or a published custom domain	Works	Paste and go.
Framer password protection	Works	It is a password form, so you complete it inside the review window.
A marketplace password-gate component	Works	Also a form, so the same applies.
A login screen using Google or another social provider	Not supported	Install the Feedback Widget.
Scroll-linked animation, Framer Motion effects, 3D	Renders, fidelity varies	Framer is the platform where this matters most. For a heavily animated site, install the Feedback Widget so reviewers see it exactly as it runs.

Installing the Feedback Widget on Framer

One script in Site settings › Custom Code, which is available on paid plans. Custom code publishes with the site, so remove it before the production publish if you only added it for review.

The feedback workflow for teams using Framer

From fast-moving studio builds to startup launches, collect clear feedback on the published site without adding reviewers to the project.

Framer studios and freelancers

Client sign-off on the published site, recorded against the version they approved.

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Startup marketing teams

Founder, brand and the product lead review the same live page without any of them entering the Framer project.

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Design partners

Review a Framer site you did not build, which is every audit and every pitch for a rebuild.

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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.