Stop the screenshot → editor → upload → retype dance. Capture any page, annotate it, and file it straight to Linear, Notion, or GitHub in one click — with the URL, browser & OS auto-attached.
One seat, $9/mo. No team minimum — not a 5-seat pack you'll never fill.
First 50 get 3 months of Pro free.
Takes 10 seconds: your email + one question. No spam — just one email when early access opens.
The problem
Every visual bug you find kicks off the same tedious loop. Here are the three parts that waste your time.
Capture. Open an image editor. Draw arrows and boxes. Save. Switch to your tracker. Upload. Retype the URL, browser version, and OS. That's 4–6 steps and ~5 minutes, every single bug.
Marker.io starts at $39/mo (3-seat minimum). BugHerd is $50/mo with a 5-seat minimum. BetterBugs bundles 5 users at $10. If you're a solo dev or freelancer, you're subsidizing empty seats.
URL, viewport size, browser version, and OS rarely make it into the bug report. Whoever reproduces the issue starts by asking for them. A few fields saved to every ticket by default fixes this.
How it works
IssueShot fits inside your existing workflow — no new tab, no context switch, no copy-pasting.
Capture the visible page — or crop to just the region you need — from the extension icon or your custom hotkey, on any page including localhost and staging environments. Nothing to set up per site.
Draw arrows, highlight areas, blur sensitive data, and add text notes directly on the screenshot. URL, viewport dimensions, browser version, and OS are captured automatically — no typing required.
One click pushes the annotated screenshot and all auto-captured context to Linear, Notion, or GitHub as a new issue. Pick your tracker once per project and it remembers. Jira support is planned for V2.
Why IssueShot
These are the real, honest reasons IssueShot exists. We're not trying to replace video-replay tools — we're the best option for annotated-screenshot bug filing at solo-dev pricing.
Tools like Jam.dev are excellent at session replay and screen recording — but most bug reports don't need a video. They need a clear, annotated screenshot with an arrow saying "this is broken." IssueShot is built ground-up for that format: fast, polished annotated screenshots with no recording overhead or replay infrastructure.
Marker.io starts at $39/mo (annual) with a 3-seat minimum. BugHerd starts at $50/mo with a 5-seat minimum. BetterBugs bundles 5 users at ~$10. IssueShot is $9/mo for exactly one seat — no team minimum, no forced upgrades, no idle seats. If you're a solo developer or freelancer, you pay for what you actually use.
Ybug has native Linear, but routes Notion only through Zapier. BetterBugs has Linear, but Notion support is limited. Among the tools we compared below, none pair native Linear, Notion, and GitHub at solo-dev pricing — most route at least one through Zapier. Pick whichever tracker your project uses — IssueShot files there directly, no middleware required.
Supporting note: Because IssueShot is a Chrome extension, it works on localhost, staging, and password-protected URLs out of the box — no per-site setup or embedded script. (Table stakes for an extension; web-widget tools that inject a script are the ones that struggle here.)
Honest comparison
Mid-2026 pricing and feature data. We've tried to be accurate — see the note below for sources and caveats.
Swipe the table sideways to see all five tools →
| Feature | IssueShot | Marker.io | BugHerd | Jam | BetterBugs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Single-seat price | $9/mo | $39/mo annual 3-seat min |
~$50/mo 5-seat min |
Free (30 sessions) then ~$14/mo per creator |
~$10/mo 5-user bundle |
| True one-seat plan | ✓ | ✗ 3-seat min | ✗ 5-seat min | ~ Free tier limited | ✗ 5-user bundle |
| Annotation-first depth | ✓ arrows, highlight, blur, text | ✓ annotation toolset | ✓ annotation toolset | ~ recording-first | ✓ annotation |
| Native Linear | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Native Notion | ✓ | ✓ | ~ via Zapier | ~ via Zapier | ~ limited / via Zapier |
| Native GitHub | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ~ via Zapier | ~ via Zapier |
| Works on localhost | ✓ | ✓ (ext mode) | ✓ (ext mode) | ✓ | ✓ |
✓ = yes ✗ = no ~ = partial / varies by plan or requires middleware.
Pricing and features as of mid-2026; subject to change. Marker.io: $39/mo annual ($59/mo monthly), 3-seat minimum. BugHerd: starts ~$50/mo, 5-seat minimum. Jam: free up to 30 sessions/mo, then ~$14/mo per creator. BetterBugs: ~$10/mo for a 5-user bundle. Ybug (~€10/mo) omitted from this table but comparable to BetterBugs for the differentiators above.
Pricing
This is launch pricing — join the waitlist to lock in the $9/mo early-access rate. File bugs in one click for free from day one; upgrade when you outgrow the monthly limit or want history.
15 one-click reports per month. The whole workflow, free — no card required.
Free forever for light use — upgrade when you hit the monthly limit or want history.
or $79/yr (save ~27%)
Unlimited reports and 90-day searchable history. One seat — yours alone, no team minimum.
The waitlist
First 50 signups get 3 months of Pro free at launch.
No spam — one email when early access opens. Unsubscribe anytime.
Built by Fernando, a solo dev tired of the screenshot → annotate → upload dance. The extension is built and in final testing — the waitlist decides who gets in first, locks your $9/mo rate, and tells me which tracker to ship next. — Follow the build on GitHub →
FAQ
localhost, private staging URLs, and password-protected environments. No per-site script or DNS configuration required. (Other extension-based tools like Jam, BetterBugs, and Marker.io's extension also share this trait.)