People look for a Marker.io alternative when it's more than they need — the deep dev-tracker setup and technical capture are great for QA teams, but overkill if you just want feedback. The per-seat price and the lack of a free plan push smaller teams to look around too.
Say So keeps feedback in a tidy inbox first — read it, tag it, mark it done. If a note is worth tracking, push it to Linear (with two-way status sync), Slack, or a webhook. But there's no tracker to wire up just to collect feedback.
Say So is one tap. Type what's wrong, optionally mark up a screenshot, send. It's made for teams who want feedback without running a QA process.
Say So is free for your first project, then a flat $120 a year for unlimited everything. Adding teammates doesn't change the price.
There’s nothing to migrate to get started. Create a project, paste one <script> tag, and you’re collecting feedback — usually within a minute. Keep Marker.io running in parallel while you try Say So, then switch when it feels right.
If you want simple feedback in an inbox and don't need it synced into a dev tracker, yes. If you need Jira/GitHub sync, console logs, or session replay, Marker.io is the better fit.
Say So connects to Linear with two-way status sync, and you can forward feedback to Slack or a webhook. It doesn't connect to Jira or GitHub — if those, or rich technical capture, are what you need, Marker.io is the better fit.