BugHerd Pricing Overview

Bugherd is a game-changer for collaborative course development at GIBS. It cuts down time, eliminates endless screenshots and email threads, and gets everyone — from faculty (SMEs) to our learning design and LTI teams — working together in real time to improve course quality faster.

It has completely transformed how we manage quality assurance during course builds. It’s intuitive, saves hours of admin, and enables efficient, transparent collaboration across live courses. The integration with Blackboard Ultra is seamless — a huge plus for our workflow. And best of all, the customer support is phenomenal: always responsive, proactive, and ready to go the extra mile to help us find workable solutions. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Some users face a slightly steeper learning curve when first getting set up, especially where a specific browser and extension setup is required. This can delay onboarding for less tech-savvy contributors.

We’ve also found that Bugherd doesn’t handle SCORM-based content very well, particularly Articulate Rise, which we use frequently for interactive learning modules. Comments and pins don’t always stick to embedded SCORM components, which makes reviewing these elements less efficient than native web pages.

Additionally, while integration with Blackboard Ultra is now smooth, we initially had to troubleshoot workarounds for embedding in Blackboard Learn. Lastly, as a super admin, I’d really value enhanced reporting tools to track who’s created projects, added comments, and resolved bugs — essential insights for weekly reviews and strategic planning. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

As a designer, BugHerd has been incredibly helpful in ensuring design accuracy during development. After I complete the screen designs, I often notice inconsistencies when reviewing the developed website. BugHerd allows me to log these issues directly on the live site easily. It's a visual, intuitive tool that makes bug tracking simple, especially for non-technical team members. Without it, communicating bugs to the development team would be much more difficult and time-consuming. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

While BugHerd is extremely useful, sometimes the interface can feel slightly laggy when dealing with a high volume of tasks or comments. Additionally, integrating it into complex workflows can require a bit of setup time. However, these are minor drawbacks compared to the value it provides. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.