Usero
Connect your Usero feedback inbox to Claude Code, Cursor, Claude Desktop, OpenCode or Codex through the Usero MCP server. Config snippets, the tool list, auth, rate limits and troubleshooting.
Usero launched on January 26, 2026 with 4 votes, #5,239 of 14,584 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.
What it does
Feedback widget that writes the fix, not just the ticket. Users report bugs, Claude clones your repo, and ships actual code. At 7.6KB, we're 30x smaller than Hotjar (230KB) and 68x smaller than Usersnap (518KB). Free tier: 5 PRs/mo and 1K feedback items. Pro is $19/mo for 50 PRs. Hotjar wants $49, Intercom charges $29/seat, Canny is $19 but doesn't write code. We're the only ones who actually fix stuff.
Custom feedback forms with a visual builder. No branding, no bloat, privacy-first. Free tier includes 1000 responses/month. Built for developers.
Custom surveys, bug reports, and feature request forms with a visual builder. No branding watermarks, no bloated scripts, no “please upgrade to remove our logo” nonsense. Every form builder out there either costs too much, looks terrible, or ships half a megabyte of JavaScript. Sometimes all three. Want to remove branding? That’ll be extra. Custom themes? Another tier. Enterprise prices for a glorified contact form. Free options look free. Your carefully crafted brand disappears behind a form that screams “we didn’t care enough.” Survey tools ship entire applications. You wanted a form. You got something that takes 3 seconds to render a text input. A form builder that respects your time,…from usero.io
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