Huddlekit
7.3#4 in web annotation toolsFrom $16 a monthFree planWebAPI
VisitHuddlekit vs Volley
What both publish
| Fact | Huddlekit | Volley |
|---|---|---|
| Guest access | Share links let guests comment without creating an account or installing a browser extension, and guests are unlimited on every plan. | Clients can be invited as guest reviewers and leave feedback without creating an account. |
| Integrations | Official integrations include Linear, ClickUp, Notion, Asana, Trello, Slack, Zapier, signed webhooks, REST API and MCP AI connections. | Volley exports feedback to Jira or Trello and sends notifications to Slack. |
| Maker | The manifesto identifies Kevin Larsson as founder and says he built Huddlekit for designers, developers, and the handover between them. | The About page identifies Alex Lauderdale and Kyle Hamlin as Volley’s co-founders. |
| Support | Huddlekit says it responds to contact inquiries within 24 hours and lists [email protected] for issues and bugs. | The Enterprise plan includes priority support and an SLA; the site lists [email protected] for questions. |
| What it does | Huddlekit is a visual feedback and collaboration platform for annotating websites, images, PDFs, videos and web applications. | Volley lets teams and clients leave comments directly on web pages so feedback stays organized and actionable. |
Huddlekit plans
- FreeFree
- Pro$16 a month
- Pro$19 a month
- Team$33 a month
- Team$39 a month
Volley plans
- Volley Pro$29 a month
- EnterprisePriced on request
Pick Huddlekit if…
Huddlekit suits designers, developers, and clients who need to leave and organize visual feedback on web and media projects. Its guest links can work for reviewers who do not want to create an account or install an extension.
Pick Volley if…
Volley suits designers, developers, agencies, SaaS teams, freelancers, and marketing teams coordinating webpage feedback. It is also useful when clients need guest access or reviewers must work on gated staging pages.