Lyba vs Annot
Annot is a browser-based visual feedback tool: paste a URL and share a link to collect comments across Webflow, Framer, and Shopify. Lyba is a Framer-native plugin built around a dated approval record. Annot is broader and cheaper to start (a free plan and a $9 tier); Lyba goes deeper on the Framer workflow and closes each project with a named client sign-off.
Lyba / Annot, side by side.
| / Feature | Lyba | Annot |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $19/mo Pro · $49/mo Agency | Free · $9 · $29 · $59/mo |
| Form factor | Framer plugin | Browser (paste a URL) |
| Platforms | Framer | Webflow, Framer, Shopify, and more |
| Client login required | No | No |
| Handles heavy animations / WebGL | Yes — runs on your live site | Yes |
| Dated approval / sign-off record | Yes — the core feature | No (open / resolved status) |
| Integrations | Linear, Slack | Slack, Notion, MCP |
| Free option | 14-day trial, no card | Free plan (1 project, 1 page) |
Annot details as of June 2026, from annot.io. Pricing changes — check the source for the latest.
- You build on Webflow or Shopify too, not just Framer.
- You want a free plan or a $9 entry tier.
- A formal approval record isn't part of your workflow.
- You work mainly in Framer and want a native plugin, not a paste-the-URL browser tool.
- You need a dated, named approval record for every project.
- You want feedback to flow straight into Linear.
- You want pins that record the reviewer's screen size and stay Framer-CMS aware.
Common
questions.
01Is Lyba a good Annot alternative for Framer?
Yes, if Framer is your main platform and you want a native plugin plus a formal sign-off. Annot is broader (Webflow, Framer, Shopify) and cheaper to start, but it tracks comments by status rather than producing a dated approval record the way Lyba does.
02Which is cheaper, Lyba or Annot?
Annot starts lower — it has a free plan and a $9/mo tier (as of June 2026), versus Lyba's $19/mo Pro. Annot's $29 and $59 tiers sit around Lyba's $19–$49 range. Pricing reflects different scopes; check annot.io for the current numbers.
03Do both handle Framer animations and WebGL?
Yes. Annot states it supports custom code and WebGL, and Lyba runs on your live published site, so animations and scroll effects behave exactly as visitors see them.