Marketers live on landing pages — their own and competitors'. Highlite turns every page into a working document: annotate copy that doesn't convert, mark CTAs that lose attention, and capture competitor moves with visual context that survives the Monday meeting.
The pain Marketing teams and growth managers face today
- Landing page reviews end in 40-comment Google Doc chaos
- Competitor screenshots lose context after one week
- Copy feedback gets disconnected from the actual page
- Stakeholder reviews involve too many tools and too many tabs
How marketers use Highlite
Open your landing page or a competitor's
Works on staged URLs, production, or competitor sites.
Highlight weak copy and underperforming CTAs
Color-code by funnel stage: awareness, consideration, conversion.
Annotate creative opportunities and competitor moves
Sticky notes hold the rationale for each suggested change.
Export annotated pages into briefs or campaign reviews
Stakeholders see exactly what's at stake — visually.
Features that matter most
Marketing teams iterate on landing pages 2x faster when feedback lives on the page instead of in a Google Doc.
Other roles using Highlite
For Teachers
Prepare online lessons and turn any webpage into a teaching resource. Color-code passages, add explanations, and share with students.
For Designers
Give pixel-precise visual feedback on live websites. Highlight design issues, draw arrows, and add sticky notes directly on any page — no Figma export needed.
For Developers
Reproduce visual bugs faster with annotated screenshots. Highlite turns vague QA reports into actionable tickets with precise visual context. No setup.
Guides from the blog
How to Share an Annotated Web Page with Your Team
Marking up a page is the easy half. Getting those marks in front of your team, in a form they can act on, is where most review workflows leak time.
How to Collect Client Feedback on a Live Website
Clients struggle to describe what they want in words. Let them point at the live site instead. Here's a lighter way to collect website feedback.
Website Audits: How to Give Crystal-Clear Visual Feedback to Your Developers
Your developers aren't ignoring your feedback. They just can't understand it. Here's how visual annotations turn confusing bug reports into instant fixes.