The 7 best FeedBear alternatives in 2026

FeedBear keeps things simple: ideas, votes, a roadmap, a changelog, and unlimited end users on every plan. So why look for an alternative? Three reasons come up.

No free plan. FeedBear offers a 14-day trial and then you pay. Most tools on this list have a free tier you can stay on.

One board, one teammate. The $19 Lite plan is a single board with a single login. A second product or a second teammate means Startup at $49, and the integrations live there too. We broke down the tiers in FeedBear pricing explained.

Web only. FeedBear is a hosted web board. If your product is an iOS or macOS app, your users leave the app to give feedback. There is no native SDK.

Seven alternatives follow, ordered by how directly each one answers the reasons above.

1. WishKit, best free alternative with two projects for less than FeedBear's one

Full disclosure: WishKit is our product. The reason it belongs at the top of a FeedBear list is arithmetic: FeedBear's Lite plan is $19 for one board and one login, and WishKit Premium is $15 for two projects, while the free plan costs nothing at all.

WishKit covers what FeedBear covers, voting, comments, statuses and duplicate merging, and adds what FeedBear cannot: a native SwiftUI SDK for iOS, macOS, visionOS, watchOS and tvOS, plus a two-line web embed for the site. It can also capture feature requests from posts on X.

• Pricing: free plan with one project. Premium is a flat $15/mo, or $12.50/mo billed yearly, with two projects. Enterprise is $39/mo with unlimited projects. Unlimited users on every plan.
• Pick it if: you run more than one product, or you want to stay on $0 while the product finds its footing.
• Skip it if: you need Jira or Trello integrations out of the box. FeedBear's Startup tier has them and WishKit does not.

See the detailed WishKit vs FeedBear comparison.

2. UserJot, closest to FeedBear with a real free plan

UserJot is the most direct swap for FeedBear: a clean hosted board with roadmap and changelog, and unlike FeedBear it has a free plan with two boards and three admins. Its $29 Starter tier buys five boards, where FeedBear's $49 Startup is the first tier with more than one.

• Pricing: free plan, Starter at $29/mo with five boards, Professional at $59/mo with unlimited boards. See UserJot pricing explained.
• Pick it if: you like FeedBear's simplicity and want it with a free tier and more boards per dollar.
• Skip it if: your product is an app. UserJot is web only, like FeedBear. Here is our WishKit vs UserJot comparison.

3. Upvoty, cheapest way to get unlimited boards

Upvoty charges per project rather than per board, and every project comes with unlimited boards. If FeedBear's one-board Lite plan is what pushed you here, Upvoty at $15 gives you as many boards as you want for one product, though still no free plan.

• Pricing: no free plan, 14-day trial. Power at $15/mo for one project, Super at $25/mo, Hyper at $49/mo with unlimited projects. See Upvoty pricing explained.
• Pick it if: you have one product that needs several boards.
• Skip it if: you need a free plan or run several products, where Upvoty's per-project pricing adds up. Here is our WishKit vs Upvoty comparison.

4. Sleekplan, more modules for less than FeedBear

Sleekplan bundles a board, roadmap, changelog and NPS surveys behind one widget, and its Starter plan is $13 a month billed yearly, less than FeedBear's single-board Lite. The free Indie plan has unlimited feedback and one admin seat.

• Pricing: free plan, Starter at $13/mo billed yearly, Business at $38/mo. See Sleekplan pricing explained.
• Pick it if: you want the changelog and surveys FeedBear puts on its $49 tier, for less.
• Skip it if: you prefer one focused board over a five-module widget. Here is our WishKit vs Sleekplan comparison.

5. Frill, FeedBear's polish with unlimited teammates

Frill is the closest to FeedBear in feel, a well-designed board with roadmap and announcements, but every Frill plan includes unlimited teammates, while FeedBear counts members from the first tier. Frill has no free plan either, and its Startup plan caps active ideas at 50.

• Pricing: no free plan, 14-day trial. Startup at $25/mo with 50 active ideas, Business at $49/mo, Growth at $149/mo. See Frill pricing explained.
• Pick it if: several people manage feedback and FeedBear's member limits are the problem.
• Skip it if: you need a free plan, or you would hit the 50-idea cap and end up on Business at $49. Here is our WishKit vs Frill comparison.

6. Canny, for teams outgrowing a simple board

Canny is where teams go when a simple board stops being enough: Jira, Salesforce, Intercom and Zendesk integrations and AI deduplication. It is a different weight class from FeedBear, and its free plan stops at 25 tracked users.

• Pricing: free plan up to 25 tracked users, Pro from $79/mo billed yearly for 100 tracked users, climbing from there. Details in Canny pricing explained.
• Pick it if: you want deep integrations and can live with a bill that grows with your user base.
• Skip it if: you liked FeedBear for its simplicity. Canny is the opposite trade.

7. Fider, free and open source, with no member limits

If FeedBear's member and board limits are the issue and you can run a server, Fider removes them entirely: an open-source board with ideas, votes and statuses, self-hosted with Docker and PostgreSQL, with no seats to count.

• Pricing: free to self-host. The hosted version is free up to 250 feedback requests, then Pro at $25 a month.
• Pick it if: you want full ownership and unlimited everything, and someone on the team runs infrastructure.
• Skip it if: you want a roadmap and changelog like FeedBear's, or a tool that runs itself.

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Based on publicly available pricing as of September 2026. Spotted something outdated? Let us know.

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