Pricing

BugLoop is in early access. It is free while it is, and there is no billing system to sign up for yet.

Early access

Free

Everything the product currently does, with no payment details required.

  • Unlimited projects
  • The full feedback widget, with your colour, wording, and position
  • Eight feedback types — bug, design, copy, content, performance, idea, question, other
  • A 1-to-5 severity picker that prefixes and sorts your issues
  • Opt-in screenshots: masked before capture, previewed before they are attached
  • Optional dictation, off by default and disclosed at the point of use
  • Custom fields — text, long text, dropdown, checkbox, email, URL, number
  • GitHub Issues and Jira Cloud integrations, with the screenshot embedded or attached
  • Feedback inbox with triage statuses and delivery retry
  • Origin allowlisting, rate limiting, and bot filtering
  • No session recording, no cookies, no behavioural tracking — ever, on any plan
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Why there is no price on this page

Publishing a price we have not committed to would be worse than publishing nothing. BugLoop is early — no billing is wired up, no plan tiers exist, and nobody is being charged.

When paid plans do arrive, early access accounts will be told before anything changes, and nothing will start billing without an explicit action from you.

What free actually means right now

It means free. There is no trial clock, no card on file, and no feature held back behind a plan that does not exist. The limits that apply are technical rather than commercial: the rate limits on the ingest endpoint, which exist to protect your issue tracker rather than to shape a pricing tier.

Frequently asked

Will my data survive the move to paid plans?
Yes. Nothing is deleted because a pricing model changed. If a future plan boundary would affect an existing account, that account gets notice before it applies.
Is there a self-hosted option?
The widget resolves its API origin from wherever the script was served, and the repository ships its migrations and a documented environment contract, so a self-hosted deployment is technically supported. Licensing terms for it are not finalized.
What are the rate limits?
By default 120 submissions per project per hour and 8 per submitter every 10 minutes. They exist to stop a flood reaching your issue tracker, not as a billing lever.