Side by side
| Question | Scopepin | MarkUp.io |
|---|---|---|
| Clients need an account | No | No. Guests comment without signing up. |
| How clients leave feedback | Pin on the page element, with a snapshot of the page as they saw it | Pin on the page, opened from a share link or the Chrome extension, with a screenshot on each comment |
| Technical details on each comment | Browser, OS, screen size, recent console lines, errors and failed requests | No |
| Video or session replay | Screen recording with an optional voice-over (up to a minute), and a replay of the minute before each comment, on every plan | Timestamped comments on uploaded videos. No screen recording or session replay listed. |
| Integrations (Jira, Slack and so on) | Jira, Asana, Trello and ClickUp on Pro and Agency, with an API and webhooks. Slack on every plan. | Yes, on every plan. The pricing page doesn't name the tools. |
| Flags requests outside the agreed scope | Yes, privately, with the reason, as each request arrives | No |
| Priced change requests the client approves | Yes, priced per item, approved from an email link | No |
| Team members | 1 on Free and Starter, 3 on Pro, 10 on Agency, at the same flat price. | Unlimited users on every plan. |
| Pricing | Free for one active project. Starter $19, Pro $39 and Agency $79 a month (unlimited projects, 10 people), flat per workspace, never per seat. | Pro from $79 a month, or $990 a year, for 50 MarkUps a month; $99 for 75 and $129 for 100. Extra MarkUps $4 each. Business from $499 a month. A 14-day trial, no free plan. |
MarkUp.io facts from its own pages, checked October 7, 2026: MarkUp.io pricing, MarkUp.io home page.
Why agencies pick Scopepin
It notices scope creep for you
Each request is checked against the scope you agreed. The ones outside it are flagged privately, with the reason, as they arrive.
Extra work turns into an invoice line
Bundle out-of-scope requests into a priced change request. Your client approves each item from an email link, with no login.
You see the page they saw
A snapshot of the page, rebuilt at their screen size with the pin on the element, plus console lines, errors and failed requests.
When MarkUp.io is the better pick
- A bigger team: every MarkUp.io plan includes unlimited users.
- Reviewing images, PDFs and videos as well as websites. MarkUp.io supports over 30 file types.
- Getting comments on a site where you can't add a script: MarkUp.io opens the page from a link, with nothing added to the site.
If you build sites for clients on a fixed scope and the small extras are where your margin goes, that's what Scopepin is for.
Questions
Does Scopepin limit how many pages clients can review?
No. Scopepin counts active projects, not reviews. A project covers the whole website, with unlimited pages, clients and comments. MarkUp.io's plans include a set number of MarkUps a month, with extras at $4 each.
Do I need to add anything to the site?
For Scopepin, yes: one script line, on staging, live or both. Clients then comment on the real site, and every comment carries the page, browser and screen size. MarkUp.io works from a link to the page instead, so nothing goes on the site.
Is Scopepin cheaper than MarkUp.io?
For one person or a small team, yes. MarkUp.io Pro starts at $79 a month for 50 MarkUps. Scopepin is free for one project, Starter is $19 a month for 3 projects, and Agency is $79 a month for unlimited projects. MarkUp.io includes unlimited users on every plan; Scopepin's plans include 1, 3 or 10 people.
Do my clients see anything different from MarkUp.io?
They click a Feedback button on the site, pin a comment and type their name and email the first time, much like MarkUp.io. They never see a scope flag or a price unless you send them a change request.
How current is this comparison?
We read MarkUp.io's own pricing and features pages on October 7, 2026. Plans change; follow the links under the table for theirs today.
Other comparisons
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Free for one project, with unlimited clients and reviewers.