# Fdback

> Customer feedback software for SaaS teams: feedback boards, feature voting, public roadmaps, and changelogs with flat $15/month pricing and a free plan. No per-user fees, no usage meters.

## Product

- [Home](https://fdback.io/): Product overview, features, and pricing
- [Customer Feedback Tool for SaaS Teams](https://fdback.io/customer-feedback-tool): Collect customer feedback, organize feature requests, prioritize ideas with votes, and close the loop with roadmaps and changelogs.
- [Feature Request Tracking for SaaS Teams](https://fdback.io/feature-request-tracking): Capture, organize, deduplicate, and prioritize feature requests with customer votes and a clear workflow from idea to release.
- [Changelog Tool for SaaS Product Updates](https://fdback.io/changelog-tool): Publish clear product updates, connect releases to customer requests, and keep users engaged with a simple SaaS changelog tool.
- [Public Roadmap Software for SaaS Teams](https://fdback.io/public-roadmap): Turn customer feedback into a clear public product roadmap. Share priorities, communicate progress, and keep users aligned with Fdback.

- [MCP Server](https://fdback.io/mcp): Connect Claude, Cursor, Codex, or Gemini to your feedback workspace over the Model Context Protocol

## Comparisons

- [The simpler Canny alternative for SaaS teams](https://fdback.io/compare/canny-alternative): Compare Fdback and Canny for feature requests, feedback boards, public roadmaps, and changelogs—without tracked-user pricing.
- [The Frill alternative with white-label included](https://fdback.io/compare/frill-alternative): Compare Fdback and Frill for feedback boards, public roadmaps, and changelogs—built for SaaS teams that want a simpler workflow.
- [The Featurebase alternative without per-seat pricing](https://fdback.io/compare/featurebase-alternative): Compare Fdback and Featurebase for customer feedback, feature voting, public roadmaps, and changelogs with a simpler, transparent workflow.
- [The UserVoice alternative you can actually sign up for](https://fdback.io/compare/uservoice-alternative): Collect and prioritize product feedback, publish roadmaps, and close the loop without UserVoice’s enterprise complexity.
- [The Nolt alternative with a changelog built in](https://fdback.io/compare/nolt-alternative): Fdback is a modern Nolt alternative: feedback boards, public roadmap, changelog, and voter notifications for $15/mo flat — with a free plan Nolt doesn't offer.
- [The Beamer alternative where feedback isn't an add-on](https://fdback.io/compare/beamer-alternative): Fdback is a Beamer alternative that pairs the changelog with a real feedback board, voting, and a public roadmap — $15/mo flat instead of MAU-based pricing.
- [The Pendo alternative built just for feedback](https://fdback.io/compare/pendo-alternative): Fdback is a lightweight Pendo alternative for feedback: boards, voting, roadmap, and changelog for $15/mo flat — no enterprise contracts or five-figure pricing.
- [The Productboard alternative without item caps](https://fdback.io/compare/productboard-alternative): Fdback is a simpler Productboard alternative: feedback boards, voting, public roadmap, and changelog for $15/mo flat — no per-maker seats.
- [The Aha! alternative without per-user pricing](https://fdback.io/compare/aha-alternative): Fdback is a lighter Aha! Ideas alternative: feedback portal, voting, roadmap, and changelog for $15/mo flat — no roadmapping-suite overhead.
- [The Sleekplan alternative with white-label at $15](https://fdback.io/compare/sleekplan-alternative): Fdback is a Sleekplan alternative with no metering: unlimited seats, AI included, branding removal and custom domain at $15/mo flat — no credits or view caps.

## Platform guides

- [Add a feedback board to Webflow](https://fdback.io/use-cases/add-feedback-board-to-webflow): Setup guide for Webflow
- [Add a feedback board to WordPress](https://fdback.io/use-cases/add-feedback-board-to-wordpress): Setup guide for WordPress
- [Add a feedback board to Wix](https://fdback.io/use-cases/add-feedback-board-to-wix): Setup guide for Wix
- [Add a feedback board to Squarespace](https://fdback.io/use-cases/add-feedback-board-to-squarespace): Setup guide for Squarespace
- [Add a feedback board to Framer](https://fdback.io/use-cases/add-feedback-board-to-framer): Setup guide for Framer
- [Add a feedback board to Ghost](https://fdback.io/use-cases/add-feedback-board-to-ghost): Setup guide for Ghost
- [Add a feedback board to Shopify](https://fdback.io/use-cases/add-feedback-board-to-shopify): Setup guide for Shopify
- [Add a feedback board to Bubble](https://fdback.io/use-cases/add-feedback-board-to-bubble): Setup guide for Bubble
- [Add a feedback board to Carrd](https://fdback.io/use-cases/add-feedback-board-to-carrd): Setup guide for Carrd
- [Add a feedback board to Softr](https://fdback.io/use-cases/add-feedback-board-to-softr): Setup guide for Softr
- [Add a feedback board to Notion](https://fdback.io/use-cases/add-feedback-board-to-notion): Setup guide for Notion
- [Add a feedback board to Weebly](https://fdback.io/use-cases/add-feedback-board-to-weebly): Setup guide for Weebly

## Blog

- [Sleekplan Pricing Explained: What You Actually Pay in 2026](https://fdback.io/blog/sleekplan-pricing): Sleekplan starts free, but team seats, AI credits, and view caps push real costs up fast. Full 2026 plan breakdown — and the $15/mo flat alternative.
- [Frill Pricing Explained: What You Actually Pay in 2026](https://fdback.io/blog/frill-pricing): Frill starts at $25/mo, but surveys, privacy add-ons and white-label raise the real bill. Full 2026 cost breakdown plus a $15/mo flat alternative.
- [Canny vs Featurebase 2026: Which Feedback Tool Should You Pick?](https://fdback.io/blog/canny-vs-featurebase): Canny bills per tracked user, Featurebase per seat plus AI fees. Side-by-side pricing tables, feature comparison, and which tool wins for your team size.
- [Best Feedback Tools for SaaS Teams in 2026](https://fdback.io/blog/best-feedback-tools-saas): An honest comparison of the best SaaS feedback tools in 2026 - from $15/mo to $999/mo. Feature voting, roadmaps, changelogs, and pricing compared side by side.
- [Nolt Pricing Explained: What You Actually Pay in 2026](https://fdback.io/blog/nolt-pricing): Nolt costs $29–$69/mo per board with no free plan and no changelog. Every plan explained, real annual costs, and what you'd pay elsewhere for more.
- [Beamer Pricing Explained: What You Actually Pay in 2026](https://fdback.io/blog/beamer-pricing): Beamer starts simple, but pricing can grow with your needs. See Beamer plans, limits, add-ons, and a cheaper alternative for SaaS teams.
- [Featurebase Pricing Explained: What You Actually Pay in 2026](https://fdback.io/blog/featurebase-pricing): Featurebase runs $29–$99 per seat monthly, plus $0.49 per AI resolution and $69/mo to remove branding. Real totals by team size — and a $15 flat alternative.
- [UserVoice Pricing Explained: What You Actually Pay in 2026](https://fdback.io/blog/uservoice-pricing): UserVoice starts at $999/month with a 200-user cap. We break down every plan, explain the hidden costs, and compare alternatives that cost 95% less.
- [Canny Pricing Explained: What You Actually Pay in 2026](https://fdback.io/blog/canny-pricing): Canny retired its $19 Core plan — paid now starts at $79/month and climbs with tracked users. Real 2026 costs, plan limits, and flat-rate alternatives.
- [In-App Feedback Widget for SaaS: The Complete Setup Guide](https://fdback.io/blog/in-app-feedback-widget-saas-guide): In-app feedback widgets collect 3x more feedback than separate pages. Complete setup guide for SaaS teams, plus tool comparisons.
- [SaaS Changelog Best Practices: The Complete Guide to Product Updates That Reduce Churn](https://fdback.io/blog/changelog-best-practices-saas): Learn how to write a SaaS changelog that drives feature adoption. Includes examples, setup guide, mistakes to avoid, and how to notify voters.
- [Feature Voting Boards: The Complete Guide for SaaS Teams](https://fdback.io/blog/feature-voting-boards-guide): Complete guide to setting up feature voting boards for SaaS. Includes setup steps, best practices, and tools that close the feedback loop.
- [Public Product Roadmap: The Complete Guide for SaaS Teams](https://fdback.io/blog/public-product-roadmap-saas-guide): Learn how to build a public product roadmap that reduces churn, builds trust, and turns users into advocates. Step-by-step guide with examples and tools.
- [How Much Does Claude Code Actually Cost?](https://fdback.io/blog/claude-code-pricing): A practical breakdown of Claude Code pricing — Free, Pro ($20/mo), Max ($100/$200/mo), and Team plans.
- [The 5 Best Beamer Alternatives in 2026 (Honestly Compared)](https://fdback.io/blog/beamer-alternative): Beamer charges by MAU and gates feedback behind a $99/mo add-on. We compare 5 alternatives that include changelog, roadmap, and voting in one price.
- [The 8 Best Featurebase Alternatives in 2026 (Honestly Compared)](https://fdback.io/blog/featurebase-alternative): Featurebase now bundles a support suite at $29–99/seat plus $0.49 per AI resolution. We compare 8 alternatives on pricing, features, and the feedback loop.
- [The 7 Best Frill Alternatives in 2026 (Honestly Compared)](https://fdback.io/blog/frill-alternative): Frill's $25/mo plan caps you at 50 ideas, and add-ons push the real cost to $150+. We compare 7 Frill alternatives on pricing, features, and limits.
- [The 8 Best Pendo Alternatives in 2026 (Honestly Compared)](https://fdback.io/blog/pendo-alternative): Pendo averages $47,000/year for an analytics platform where feedback is an afterthought. We compare 8 alternatives for feedback, roadmaps, and changelogs.
- [The 7 Best Productboard Alternatives in 2026 (Honestly Compared)](https://fdback.io/blog/productboard-alternative): Productboard runs $19–59/maker/mo with credit-capped AI, and has no changelog or public voting. We compare 7 alternatives for feedback, roadmaps, and shipping.
- [The 7 Best Aha! Alternatives in 2026 (Honestly Compared)](https://fdback.io/blog/aha-alternative): Aha! costs $39–59/user/month and takes weeks to configure. We compare 7 lighter alternatives for feedback boards, roadmaps, and changelogs.
- [The 7 Best Nolt Alternatives in 2026 (Honestly Compared)](https://fdback.io/blog/nolt-alternative): Nolt charges $29–69/mo per board with no free plan and no changelog. We compare 7 alternatives on pricing, features, and closing the feedback loop.
- [The 7 Best UserVoice Alternatives in 2026 (Honestly Compared)](https://fdback.io/blog/uservoice-alternative): UserVoice starts at $999/month with a 200-user cap and no public roadmap. We compare 7 alternatives on pricing and features — from $0 to enterprise.
- [The 9 Best Canny Alternatives in 2026 (Honestly Compared)](https://fdback.io/blog/canny-alternative): Looking for a Canny alternative? We compare 9 feedback tools on pricing, features, and the full feedback loop — from free plans to $999/mo enterprise.
- [How to Close the SaaS Feedback Loop (And Why It Reduces Churn)](https://fdback.io/blog/saas-feedback-loop-reduce-churn): Turn user requests into a prioritized roadmap. Let your community vote on what’s next, so you can build exactly what they’ll pay for.
- [Why Surveys Don’t Work for Feature Requests (And What to Do Instead)](https://fdback.io/blog/why-surveys-dont-work-for-feature-requests): Give users a place to share and vote on ideas, so you can focus on the features that matter most.
- [How to Collect and Prioritize Feature Requests for a SaaS Product](https://fdback.io/blog/how-to-collect-and-prioritize-feature-requests-for-a-saas-product): Complete framework for collecting and prioritizing feature requests. Includes voting boards, scoring models, and tools that close the loop
- [Canny vs Frill 2026: Flat Pricing or Tracked Users?](https://fdback.io/blog/canny-vs-frill): Canny bills per tracked user while Frill charges flat rates plus add-ons. Real cost tables, feature comparison, and which tool fits your team in 2026.
- [Canny vs Nolt 2026: Full Platform or Deliberately Simple?](https://fdback.io/blog/canny-vs-nolt): Canny is a full product-ops platform; Nolt is one deliberately simple board. We compare pricing, features, and the missing changelog to pick a winner.
- [Canny vs Sleekplan 2026: Is the Price Gap Worth It?](https://fdback.io/blog/canny-vs-sleekplan): Sleekplan tops out at $38/mo while Canny can run into the hundreds. What the extra money buys, where Sleekplan's meters bite, and which tool to pick.
- [Canny vs Beamer 2026: Feedback Board or Changelog Tool?](https://fdback.io/blog/canny-vs-beamer): Canny collects feedback with voting boards; Beamer broadcasts changelogs by MAU. Pricing tables, feature gaps, and when you actually need both tools.
- [Canny vs UserVoice 2026: Is the Enterprise Price Worth It?](https://fdback.io/blog/canny-vs-uservoice): Canny starts at $79/mo self-serve; UserVoice starts at $999/mo behind a sales call. We compare pricing, features, and who each tool is really built for.
- [Canny vs Productboard 2026: Feedback Loop or PM Platform?](https://fdback.io/blog/canny-vs-productboard): Canny runs a public feedback loop; Productboard is an internal PM suite priced per maker. Compare pricing, features, and which job you're hiring for.
- [Canny vs Aha! 2026: Feedback Tool or Product Management Suite?](https://fdback.io/blog/canny-vs-aha): Canny is a dedicated feedback tool; Aha! is a strategic PM suite with an ideas portal. Pricing tables, feature overlap, and which one fits your team.
- [Canny vs Productboard vs Featurebase 2026: Three Tools, Two Different Jobs](https://fdback.io/blog/canny-vs-productboard-vs-featurebase): Canny bills per tracked user, Featurebase per seat, Productboard per maker. A three-way breakdown of pricing, features, and which tool fits which team.
- [Canny vs Pendo 2026: Which One Should You Actually Buy?](https://fdback.io/blog/canny-vs-pendo): Pendo averages $47K/year for analytics with feedback attached. Canny starts at $79/mo for feedback alone. Real costs, features, and which to buy in 2026.
- [Featurebase vs Frill 2026: Which Modern Feedback Board Wins?](https://fdback.io/blog/featurebase-vs-frill): Featurebase charges per seat plus AI fees; Frill is flat-rate with add-ons and idea caps. Full pricing math, feature tables, and the winner by team size.
- [Featurebase vs Nolt 2026: All-In-One Suite or Minimal Board?](https://fdback.io/blog/featurebase-vs-nolt): Featurebase bundles feedback, support, and AI at $29–99 per seat. Nolt keeps it to a $29/mo board with no changelog. Honest 2026 comparison with real costs.
- [Featurebase vs Sleekplan 2026: Which All-In-One Feedback Suite Wins?](https://fdback.io/blog/featurebase-vs-sleekplan): Two all-in-one feedback suites, two pricing traps: Featurebase meters AI per resolution, Sleekplan meters seats, credits, and views. Full 2026 comparison.
- [Featurebase vs Beamer 2026: Feedback Platform or Changelog Tool?](https://fdback.io/blog/featurebase-vs-beamer): Featurebase is a feedback platform with a changelog. Beamer is a changelog tool without feedback boards. Which to pick in 2026 — and when you need neither.
- [Frill vs Nolt 2026: Full Feedback Loop or Bare-Bones Board?](https://fdback.io/blog/frill-vs-nolt): Frill caps ideas and sells add-ons; Nolt caps boards and skips the changelog. Full pricing tables, feature gaps, and which flat-rate tool fits your team.
- [Frill vs Sleekplan 2026: Add-Ons vs Meters — Which Costs Less?](https://fdback.io/blog/frill-vs-sleekplan): Frill's add-ons and Sleekplan's usage meters both inflate the sticker price. Side-by-side plans, real cost scenarios, and which one is actually cheaper.
- [Nolt vs Sleekplan 2026: Which Budget Feedback Tool Grows With You?](https://fdback.io/blog/nolt-vs-sleekplan): Nolt is $29/mo for one board with no changelog; Sleekplan starts free but meters seats and views. Which budget feedback tool still fits in a year?
- [How to Write Release Notes People Actually Read (With Templates)](https://fdback.io/blog/how-to-write-release-notes): Learn how to write release notes users actually read. Includes before/after examples, copy-paste templates, and a simple process your team can repeat.
- [Changelog vs Release Notes: What's the Difference (and Which Do You Need)?](https://fdback.io/blog/changelog-vs-release-notes): Changelogs and release notes are not the same thing. Clear definitions, a side-by-side comparison, and guidance on when your SaaS needs each one.
- [How to Announce Product Updates: Channels, Timing, and a Workflow That Scales](https://fdback.io/blog/how-to-announce-product-updates): A practical guide to announcing product updates: in-app widget, changelog page, email, and social — when to use each channel and a workflow that scales.
- [How to Say No to a Feature Request Without Losing the Customer](https://fdback.io/blog/how-to-say-no-to-a-feature-request): Learn how to say no to a feature request without losing customer trust. Includes the anatomy of a good no and copy-paste templates for every case.
- [Feature Request Response Templates: 10 Copy-Paste Replies for Every Situation](https://fdback.io/blog/feature-request-response-templates): Ten copy-paste feature request response templates for every situation: acknowledging, planned, shipped, duplicates, declines, and workarounds.
- [How to Handle Duplicate Feature Requests: Detection, Merging, and Process](https://fdback.io/blog/how-to-handle-duplicate-feature-requests): Duplicate feature requests are demand signal, not noise. Learn how to detect them, merge them without losing votes, and build a process that scales.
- [Public vs Private Roadmap: Which One Should Your SaaS Choose?](https://fdback.io/blog/public-vs-private-roadmap): Should your product roadmap be public or private? Honest pros and cons of each, a hybrid model that works, and a decision framework by company type.
- [How to Triage Customer Feedback Without Drowning in It](https://fdback.io/blog/how-to-triage-customer-feedback): A practical process for triaging customer feedback: capture, dedupe, categorize, prioritize, respond. Plus cadence, ownership, and when to automate.

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## Docs

- [Documentation](https://docs.fdback.io): Product documentation, API reference, and integration guides