Any page you can open
Internal tools, dashboards, admin panels and staging sites work as they are, with nothing to whitelist and no logins to hand over.
Pastel alternative
Pastel loads a website into its own review canvas. Lasso puts comments on the real page, in the browser you are already signed in to.
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Pastel is built for client reviews. You share a canvas link and anyone can leave feedback without an account. Lasso is built for teams who comment on the web all day, including pages behind a login, internal tools and competitor sites, and want every note pinned to the live page with a screenshot.
| Lasso | Pastel | |
|---|---|---|
| How you review | Comment on the live page in Chrome, Edge or Brave | Comment on the site inside a Pastel canvas, loaded through its proxy |
| Pages behind a login | Already works, because it runs where you are signed in | Log in inside the canvas in Browse mode, and staging servers may need Pastel’s IPs allowed |
| Free plan | Yes, unlimited comments in one collection | Yes, 1 user and 1 canvas |
| Paid plans | $17 per user a month billed yearly, or $20 monthly | Pro $29 a month yearly for 2 users and 3 canvases, Team from $99 a month yearly for 5 users |
| Free trial | 14 days of Studio, no card | 14 days, no card |
| Reviewers outside your team | Teammates only | Unlimited guests, no login needed |
Pastel details from Pastel pricing and Reviewing websites in Pastel, checked November 2026. Prices in USD.
Internal tools, dashboards, admin panels and staging sites work as they are, with nothing to whitelist and no logins to hand over.
Every comment saves a screenshot of the spot you clicked, so you can still see what the page looked like after it changes.
Send a comment link in Slack or email and your teammate lands on the live page at that exact spot, with every pin around it.
Pick Pastel if most of your feedback comes from clients who will never install anything. Its no-login guest reviews are hard to beat for that, and it also handles images, PDFs and video.
Yes, if your team reviews pages in its own browser. Lasso is a Chrome extension that pins comments to the live page with an automatic screenshot, and it works on pages behind a login with no setup. If you mostly collect feedback from clients without accounts, Pastel fits that better.
Pastel loads a site into its own canvas through a proxy, and reviewers comment there. Lasso runs in your browser and puts comments on the real page, so anything you can open, including web apps and staging sites, can be commented on.
It depends on team size. Lasso is free for one person and one collection, and Studio is $17 per user a month billed yearly. Pastel has a free plan with one canvas, Pro at $29 a month yearly for two users, and Team from $99 a month yearly for five users.
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