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.

Here are the seven alternatives worth your shortlist, including the free and open-source routes.

1. WishKit, best free alternative for apps and SaaS

Full disclosure: WishKit is our product. It is a focused feature request board with a real free plan, and it renders natively inside apps as well as inline on websites.

WishKit gives you voting, comments, statuses, and duplicate merging. iOS, macOS, visionOS, watchOS and tvOS apps get a native SwiftUI SDK, websites embed the same board with two lines of HTML, and WishKit can even 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 want a focused board that is free to start, with two projects on the $15 plan, and especially if your product is an app.
• Skip it if: you need Jira or Trello integrations out of the box.

See the detailed comparison.

2. UserJot, best free plan among web boards

UserJot is a modern web feedback board whose free plan includes two boards, three admins, unlimited posts and voters, a roadmap, and a changelog.

• Pricing: free plan, Starter at $29/mo with five boards, Professional at $59/mo with unlimited boards.
• Pick it if: you want a fair free tier for a web product.
• Skip it if: your product lives on Apple platforms. Here is our comparison with WishKit.

3. Upvoty, best focused web board

Upvoty is a focused voting board with a public roadmap and unlimited tracked users on every plan, billed per project.

• 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 run one product and want a polished board.
• Skip it if: you need a free plan or several projects on the entry tier. Here is our comparison with WishKit.

4. Sleekplan, best all-in-one on a budget

Sleekplan packs a feedback board, roadmap, changelog, and NPS surveys into one website widget with a free single-admin plan.

• Pricing: free plan, Starter at $13/mo billed yearly, Business at $38/mo. See Sleekplan pricing explained.
• Pick it if: you want survey and changelog features included cheaply.
• Skip it if: you prefer one focused tool over five modules. Here is our comparison with WishKit.

5. Frill, best for clean boards with many admins

Frill is a well-designed board with ideas, roadmap, and announcements, and unlimited teammates on every plan.

• Pricing: no free plan, 14-day trial. Startup at $25/mo with 50 active ideas, Business at $49/mo with unlimited ideas, Growth at $149/mo. Privacy, surveys and white labeling are add-ons.
• Pick it if: a larger team manages feedback and you want a polished web widget.
• Skip it if: you need a free plan or a native mobile SDK. Here is our comparison with WishKit.

6. Canny, best for deep integrations

Canny is the most established tool in the category, with mature Jira, Salesforce, Intercom and Zendesk integrations and AI deduplication.

• 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 are a mid-size product team with a deep tool stack.
• Skip it if: tracked-user billing worries you as your user base grows.

7. Fider, best open-source option

Fider is the established open-source feedback board: users post ideas, vote, and follow status updates, and you host it with Docker and a PostgreSQL database.

• Pricing: free self-hosted; a paid managed cloud tier handles hosting for you.
• Pick it if: you want full data ownership and are comfortable operating your own server.
• Skip it if: you want a tool that runs itself. Self-hosting is never actually free once your time counts.

Quick comparison

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

Frequently asked questions

Does FeedBear have a free plan?

No. There is a 14-day trial, then Lite at $19 per month for one board. The tiers are in FeedBear pricing explained.

Is there a free FeedBear alternative?

Yes. WishKit, UserJot, Sleekplan and Canny all have free plans you can stay on, and Fider is free if you self-host it.

Which FeedBear alternative works inside an iOS app?

WishKit is the only tool on this list with a native SwiftUI SDK. See the WishKit vs FeedBear comparison.