Comment on any website like it’s your Google Doc

Lasso is a Chrome extension for leaving comments and screenshots directly on any web page, like comments in a Google Doc. Teams use it for website feedback, QA, content reviews and competitor research, without installing any code on the site. Comments are organized into shareable collections and can be exported for AI tools.

Yes. Lasso has a free plan forever, with unlimited comments, replies and @mentions in one collection, plus Export for AI. The Studio plan adds unlimited collections, teammates, presentation mode, CSV export and Slack and Asana integrations. Every new account gets 14 days of Studio free, with no credit card.

Lasso Studio costs $20 per user per month, or $17 per user per month billed yearly ($204 a year). The Free plan costs nothing. You only pay for the seats you use, and you can add or remove seats at any time.

Yes. Lasso runs in your browser, so it works on any URL, including live production sites, competitor sites and web apps you have no access to edit. Most website feedback tools need a script installed on a site you control, which limits them to your own staging site.

No. Lasso needs no script, snippet or developer setup. Install the Chrome extension, open any page and start commenting in about 30 seconds.

Click any element on a web page and type your comment. Lasso pins it to that exact element, saves a screenshot of the spot, and files it in a collection you can share with your team. Everyone with access sees the same pins on the live page and in the Lasso web app.

Use Export for AI in Lasso. It turns a collection into a Markdown brief or a PDF with the page, element, comment and screenshot for every item, ready to paste into ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor or any coding agent. You can also share a private link the AI can read directly. Export for AI is included on the free plan.

Yes. Lasso anchors each comment to its element, with backups such as the element's text and position, so comments stay attached when layouts or classes change. The screenshot taken when you commented keeps the original context even after the page updates.

Lasso works on any website with nothing to install, because it runs in your browser. Most website feedback tools are built around a script or proxy for sites you own, so they focus on reviewing your own staging site. Lasso also covers live production sites, third-party web apps and competitor research, and exports feedback straight to AI tools.

Lasso comments on the real page in your own browser, while Pastel loads the site into its own review canvas. Pastel works well for quick client reviews of public pages. Because Lasso runs where you are already signed in, it also works on pages behind a login, web apps, dashboards and staging sites, and every comment keeps a screenshot and can be exported to AI tools.

Lasso replaces the screenshot, paste and describe routine with one click on the page. With screenshots in Google Docs, Slack or email, feedback goes stale as the page changes, is scattered across tools, and needs a description like "the second blue button". Lasso pins each comment to the exact element, saves the screenshot automatically and keeps every comment for a site in one shareable place.

Yes. Share a collection with teammates so they can view, reply and resolve comments, and @mention people to notify them. Any comment also has a link you can send in Slack, email or Teams, which shows a preview of the comment and its screenshot.

Collections are folders for comments, each with its own access. Keep one private, share another with your manager and a third with the whole team, all on the same web pages. You can move or copy comments between collections.

The library is one place to see every page you or your team have commented on, with screenshots, unresolved counts and recent activity. Jump straight to a page to see its comments in context.

Yes. On the Studio plan, Lasso posts new comments to a Slack channel and turns comments into Asana tasks with the URL and screenshot attached. Email notifications for replies, mentions and new comments are included on every plan.

Lasso is a Chrome extension. It also installs from the Chrome Web Store in Chromium-based browsers such as Microsoft Edge and Brave. Anyone can view and reply to comments in the Lasso web app from any modern browser.

Yes. Lasso encrypts your data, keeps screenshots in private storage behind expiring links, and shows comments only to the people you share them with. Lasso never sells your data. See the Privacy Policy for details.