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How Finch compares.

Most feedback tools collect notes for someone to act on. Site builders let people edit, but only inside their platform. Finch lets people edit your real site, and Claude Code ships the changes to your code.

ToolReviewers can change the pageChanges your codeWorks with your own siteTo start

FinchReal edits on the pageYes, as git commitsAny framework, any hostFree in early access

BugHerdComments; text suggestionsNoAny websiteFree trial

Marker.ioComments and screenshotsNoAny website15-day trial

PastelPinned commentsNoAny websiteFree plan

Vercel commentsComment threadsNoVercel deploymentsIncluded with Vercel

WebflowContent edits in WebflowNo gitWebflow sites onlyPaid site plans

FramerText, images, CMSNo gitFramer sites onlyFree plan

Checked November 2026 from each product’s own pages.

Website feedback tools

They collect notes and screenshots for someone to act on. Finch lets people make the change, and Claude Code ships it.

Visual site builders

They let people edit visually, inside their own platform. Finch brings visual editing to the site you already have in code.

Get started

Ready to ship your next change?

Add the plugin to Claude Code and run /finch-install in your project. It takes about two minutes, and Finch is free while it’s in early access.

Read the install guide

Claude Code

# needs a paid Claude plan (Pro or higher)> Add the Claude Code plugin finch@finch from the GitHub marketplace usefinch/notes (put it in my Claude Code settings if /plugin isn’t available here), then tell me how to load it and run /finch-install on this site.# or, in the terminal: /plugin marketplace add usefinch/notes
#   then /plugin install finch@finch
# open a new session in your site’s folder
> /finch-install
# sign in with Google, choose who sees Finch
✓ Finch is set up with editing on.
# deploy your site the way you usually do
# open it and click Edit, change anything, click Apply changes
# then, in a new session:
> /finch-apply
✓ Your changes are live.