PRODUCTBOARD ALTERNATIVE
The Productboard alternative without item caps
Productboard caps you at 500 feedback items even on paid plans — escaping it costs $118/mo minimum. Fdback never caps your feedback.
- Free plan to start
- No credit card
- Set up in 2 minutes
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Free plan, free forever.
$15
flat per month
The price never scales with your users.
0
usage caps
Unlimited posts, votes, and voters.
2 min
to set up
Self-serve — no sales call, no demo.
Why Fdback over Productboard?
Productboard charges per maker and rewards teams that live inside it all day. Fdback is for teams that want user feedback organized and closed-loop — without adopting a new operating system for product work.
Fdback
- Flat $15/mo — no per-user or per-seat pricing
- Unlimited posts and voters
- Board, roadmap & changelog included
- Your domain and branding at $15/mo
- Set up in minutes, cancel anytime
Productboard
- 500-item cap persists into paid plans
- Unlimited feedback: $59/maker, 2-seat minimum
- White-label portal is Enterprise-only
- Built for internal PM work, not public boards
Fdback vs Productboard, side by side
Productboard caps you at 500 feedback items even on its entry paid plan — escaping the cap costs $118/mo minimum. Fdback has no item caps at all.
Fdback$15/mo flatProductboard details from their public pricing and docs, August 2026. Spotted something outdated? Tell us.
Switching from Productboard? Bring your board with you.
You don't lose your history when you leave. Export your Productboard data and we'll migrate it into Fdback for you, free.
Free concierge migration
Send us your Productboard export and we'll set up your boards, posts, and statuses in Fdback — usually within a day.
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Everything you need to ship what matters
Fdback gives you the tools to capture user insights, manage feature requests, and build products your customers love.
One place for every idea
Feature requests, bugs, questions—organized and searchable. No more scattered spreadsheets.
Ready to build what your customers actually want?
Start collecting feedback with Fdback today.
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Flexible pricing
Simple, transparent pricing with no hidden fees.
$0/mo
Perfect for side projects and validation
Get Started- Unlimited posts
- Unlimited users
- Unlimited voters
- Basic AI Features
- Basic Integrations
- 1 Workspace
Questions? We've got answers
Everything you need to know about collecting feedback and building your roadmap.
Contact usWhat makes fdback different from Canny, Nolt?
fdback.io is built for teams who ship fast and don't want to babysit another tool. Setup takes minutes, pricing is transparent, and you won't outgrow it on day one. No demo calls, no sales process — just sign up and start collecting feedback.
Why is fdback so affordable?
No VC funding, no enterprise sales team, no bloated overhead. Just one developer focused on building a great product at a fair price.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes. Connect your custom domain and your feedback portal lives at feedback.yourdomain.com.
How do I collect feedback from my users?
Share your feedback board link or embed the widget on your site. Users can submit ideas, vote, and comment.
How do I notify users when I ship their feature?
Mark feedback as completed and everyone who voted gets an email automatically. You can also link it to a changelog entry for a public announcement.
What is the best Productboard alternative for small teams?
Fdback covers the feedback-collection side of Productboard — boards, voting, roadmap, changelog — at $15/month flat with unlimited team members, no per-maker seats.
Is Fdback cheaper than Productboard?
Yes. Productboard's paid plans are per maker per month, so costs multiply with your team. Fdback is $15/month total.
Can Fdback replace Productboard's roadmap?
For public-facing roadmaps, yes — Fdback publishes a voting-connected roadmap your users can follow. Internal prioritization frameworks like weighted scoring are Productboard territory.