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title: "8 best Frill alternatives for feedback in 2026"
description: "Frill caps its entry plan at 50 ideas and puts white labeling at $149. Eight feedback tool alternatives, with real prices, trade-offs and who each suits."
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# 8 best Frill alternatives for feedback in 2026

By Feedovate team. Updated November 3, 2026.

Frill is a friendly, flat-priced feedback board with a roadmap, announcements, surveys and a priority matrix on every plan. The limits show up as you grow: the $25 Startup plan stops at 50 ideas, and white labeling waits for Growth at $149 a month. Teams also move on when they want to rank requests by who is asking, not only by votes and effort.

If that's why you're looking, the short answer:

- **To rank requests by revenue at a flat price:** Feedovate.
- **For unlimited teammates on a small budget:** UserJot.
- **For the lowest price:** Upvoty or FeedBear.

We make Feedovate, so it's first on this list, and it has its own trade-offs below. Every other tool is described from its own website, and every price was read off its pricing page on the date shown.

## The alternatives at a glance

| Tool        | Best for                                 | Priced on             | Starts at              | Main trade-off                     |
| ----------- | ---------------------------------------- | --------------------- | ---------------------- | ---------------------------------- |
| Feedovate   | Ranking requests by revenue, flat price  | Flat per plan         | $39/month              | No surveys, no in-app embed        |
| Canny       | A long-established board                 | Tracked users         | $79/month, yearly      | Cost grows with your customers     |
| UserJot     | Unlimited team members on a small budget | Flat per plan         | $29/month              | One integration on Starter         |
| Upvoty      | The lowest price with a custom domain    | Flat per plan         | $15/month              | No value and effort scoring listed |
| Nolt        | One simple, clean board                  | Flat, by boards       | $29/month, yearly      | One board on Essential             |
| Featurebase | Support and feedback in one suite        | Per seat              | $29/seat/month, yearly | Built around support               |
| FeedBear    | One admin, one board, lowest price       | Flat, by team members | $15/month, yearly      | One team member on Lite            |
| Rapidr      | SSO and many admins below enterprise     | Flat, by team members | $49/month              | Jira and segments at $199          |

## Why teams look for a Frill alternative

**The entry plan runs out.** Frill's plans, from its pricing page:

| Plan       | Price      | What changes                                   |
| ---------- | ---------- | ---------------------------------------------- |
| Startup    | $25/month  | 50 ideas, one survey of each type              |
| Business   | $49/month  | Unlimited ideas                                |
| Growth     | $149/month | Privacy controls, more surveys, white labeling |
| Enterprise | $349/month | SOC 2, audit logs                              |

A busy board passes 50 ideas quickly, so most teams end up on Business or above.

**Votes and effort aren't the whole picture.** Frill's priority matrix weighs ideas on every plan, but its comparison doesn't list revenue or customer segments behind each request. B2B teams often want to see which accounts are asking.

**Surveys you may not need.** NPS, CSAT and in-app surveys are a real strength if you run them in Frill. If you already survey elsewhere, you're paying for overlap.

## What to look for in a Frill alternative

- **Limits on the plan you'd use.** Ideas, boards, admins and integrations.
- **Prioritization.** Value and effort, and the revenue of the customers asking.
- **Your issue tracker.** If you work in Linear or Jira, check whether status syncs both ways.
- **Closing the loop.** When something ships, does everyone who asked hear about it?
- **What you'd lose.** If you rely on Frill's surveys or in-app embeds, plan where they'll go.

## 1. Feedovate

Feedovate is a customer feedback tool for SaaS teams. Customers post and vote on ideas in your portal, your team ranks requests by value, effort and the revenue of the customers asking, and a public roadmap and changelog close the loop. We build it, so weigh this entry with that in mind.

**Best for:** B2B SaaS teams that want to prioritize by revenue at a price that doesn't follow their customers.

**Standout features**

- Unlimited end users on every plan. You pay for your team's seats.
- Value and effort scores on every request, and on Pro the revenue and number of customers asking.
- Two-way Linear and Jira sync on Pro: move the issue and the request follows.
- A changelog that emails every customer who asked when their request ships.
- Requests from Slack and a REST API, and an MCP server so AI agents such as Claude Code or Cursor can work with your feedback.
- AI tagging, summaries and reply drafts on every plan, and duplicate detection that costs no credits.

**Pricing:** Starter is $39 a month (one workspace, 3 team seats, 1,000 AI credits). Pro is $79 a month (up to 3 workspaces with 10 seats each, 4,000 AI credits, revenue data, segments, Linear and Jira, custom domain). Two months free when you pay yearly. Your first workspace starts with 7 days of Pro, no card needed.

**Trade-offs**

- No free plan.
- Nothing to embed inside your app yet, and no live chat, surveys or bug reporting.
- No one-click importer yet. We help you move by email.
- A shorter integration list than older tools: Linear, Jira, Slack, an MCP server and a REST API.

**Compared with Frill:** unlimited requests on every plan and revenue in the ranking. Frill is ahead on surveys and in-app embeds. [Feedovate vs Frill in detail](https://feedovate.com/alternatives/frill-alternative).

## 2. Canny

Canny is one of the best-known feedback boards, and now calls itself an "AI-powered customer feedback platform". Its Autopilot pulls feature requests out of support conversations, sales calls and review sites, merges duplicates and files them for your team.

**Best for:** Teams with a modest user base that want a long-established board and AI that captures feedback for them.

**Standout features**

- Autopilot captures feedback from support tickets, sales calls and review sites, merges duplicates and summarizes threads, with every action logged and reversible.
- Canny Ideas, added in 2026, groups what Autopilot finds into internal ideas and insights before you publish anything.
- A portal, roadmap and changelog on every plan.
- One of the longest integration lists in the category, including Linear, Jira and Slack, and an MCP server.

**Pricing:** Free for 25 tracked users. Pro starts at $79 a month billed yearly ($99 monthly) for 100 tracked users and rises with your count. Business is priced on request. From Canny's pricing page, checked November 3, 2026.

**Trade-offs**

- The price follows tracked users, including people Autopilot logs. Pass your tier and you're upgraded automatically, unless you set a spend limit.
- CRM integrations and single sign-on are on Business, priced on request.
- Ranking by revenue depends on those Business integrations.

**Compared with Frill:** a longer integration list and AI capture, priced on tracked users instead of a flat plan.

## 3. UserJot

UserJot pairs feedback boards, a roadmap and a changelog with newer support features: live chat and Juno, an AI support agent, both in beta.

**Best for:** Teams that want unlimited team members at a low flat price.

**Standout features**

- Boards, a roadmap that emails voters when a status changes, and a changelog linked to the requests it closes.
- A free plan with unlimited end users and posts, 2 boards and 3 team members.
- Importers for Canny and Nolt, plus CSV.
- An MCP server for coding agents.
- One script embeds chat, feedback, the roadmap and updates in your app.

**Pricing:** A free plan, then Starter at $29 and Professional at $59 a month, with 14 days free before the first charge. From UserJot's pricing page, checked November 3, 2026.

**Trade-offs**

- Ranking is votes plus trending and stale flags, with no scoring or revenue weighting.
- One integration on Starter. Its pages name Slack, and don't list Linear or Jira.
- SSO and removing branding are on Professional.
- Live chat and Juno are in beta, without a price yet.

**Compared with Frill:** a flat price with unlimited team members and no cap on ideas.

## 4. Upvoty

Upvoty is a low-cost feedback board with a roadmap and a changelog, and one of the few at its price with two-way Linear sync.

**Best for:** The lowest price with a custom domain and Linear sync.

**Standout features**

- Public or private boards with tags, custom fields and moderation.
- Merge AI finds duplicates by meaning and can merge them automatically, with undo.
- A roadmap, and a changelog that notifies voters.
- Two-way Linear status sync on every plan.
- User single sign-on that can pass each customer's plan and MRR, so you can filter feedback by them.

**Pricing:** Power is $15, Super $25 and Hyper $49 a month, with 10% off yearly and a 14-day trial, no card. From Upvoty's pricing page, checked November 3, 2026.

**Trade-offs**

- Ranking is votes and filters. No value and effort scoring is described.
- The changelog and full integrations start on Super; SAML SSO and the API on Hyper.
- One project on Power.

**Compared with Frill:** cheaper, with two-way Linear status sync on every plan, but no surveys.

## 5. Nolt

Nolt is a clean, minimal feedback board with a roadmap and a changelog, priced by the number of boards.

**Best for:** Small teams that want one simple, clean board.

**Standout features**

- Boards with custom fields, duplicate merging and moderation.
- A Kanban view that turns feedback into tasks with assignees and deadlines.
- A roadmap, and a changelog that can publish completed items automatically.
- Single sign-on with your app's login on every plan, and hosting in Europe or globally.
- Unlimited users, posts and admins on every plan.

**Pricing:** Essential is $29 and Pro $69 a month billed yearly ($39 and $89 monthly), and Enterprise is custom. A 10-day trial of Pro, no card. From Nolt's pricing page, checked November 3, 2026.

**Trade-offs**

- One board on Essential, five on Pro, unlimited only on Enterprise.
- Jira and Linear need Pro.
- No scoring or revenue-based ranking is described.

**Compared with Frill:** a simpler board priced by number of boards, without surveys.

## 6. Featurebase

Featurebase began as a feedback board and now leads with AI support: a help desk, live chat, a help center and an AI agent, with feedback boards, a roadmap and a changelog alongside.

**Best for:** Teams that want support and product feedback in one suite.

**Standout features**

- Feedback boards, a roadmap and a changelog, with requests sortable by revenue, impact, or value and effort.
- Feedback 2.0, released in September 2026, uses AI to group raw feedback into requests linked to insights.
- An AI agent that answers customers across channels, plus a help desk inbox and a help center.
- Surveys, product tours and in-app feedback collection.
- Linear and Jira links that bring status back, and Salesforce on Professional and up.

**Pricing:** A free plan for one seat and one board. Growth is $29, Professional $59 and Enterprise $99 per seat a month, billed yearly, with a 10-day trial and no card. On top: $0.49 per resolved AI conversation, and $69 a month to remove branding. From Featurebase's pricing page and help center, checked November 3, 2026.

**Trade-offs**

- Per seat since December 2025, so the bill grows with your team.
- Usage is billed on top of seats: AI resolutions, outbound messages, translations and extra AI copilot capacity.
- SAML SSO and SCIM are Enterprise-only.
- Much of the product is support. A feedback-only team uses part of it.

**Compared with Frill:** a broader product with a help desk and live chat, priced per seat instead of a flat plan.

## 7. FeedBear

FeedBear is a simple, low-cost feedback board with a roadmap, a changelog and AI writing help.

**Best for:** One admin with one board, at the lowest price.

**Standout features**

- Unlimited boards from Startup, with voting, comments, merging and customer segments.
- A public roadmap that notifies people when a status changes.
- AI-written replies, comments and changelog posts from Lite.
- Custom HTML, CSS and JavaScript on every plan.

**Pricing:** Lite is $19 ($15 yearly), Startup $49 ($40), Business $99 ($82) and Enterprise $299 ($249) a month. A 14-day trial with no card and no automatic charge. From FeedBear's pricing page, checked November 3, 2026.

**Trade-offs**

- Lite is one team member and one board, without a custom domain.
- Jira receives ideas as issues; no two-way sync or Linear is stated.
- SSO and branding removal start at Business.
- Ranking is votes, sorted by priority.

**Compared with Frill:** a cheaper flat price per project, with custom code on every plan.

## 8. Rapidr

Rapidr is a feedback portal with a roadmap and a changelog, priced by team members, with SAML SSO below an enterprise contract.

**Best for:** Teams that need SAML SSO or up to 50 admins below enterprise.

**Standout features**

- Public and private boards, with private comments for the team.
- Sorting by user group, account type and location.
- JWT and SAML single sign-on, and a custom domain on every plan.
- A portal in English, Spanish, German and French.

**Pricing:** Startup is $49 a month for 5 team members, Business $199 for 50 (with Jira, segmentation and SSO), and Enterprise is custom. A 14-day trial, no card. From Rapidr's pricing page, checked November 3, 2026.

**Trade-offs**

- Ranking is votes. RICE scoring and MRR filters are marked as not yet available.
- No Linear, and Jira and segments start at $199.
- No AI features are described, and its blog's newest post is from December 2024.

**Compared with Frill:** a flat price tiered by team members, with SAML SSO on Business.

## How to choose

| If you need…                                    | Pick        |
| ----------------------------------------------- | ----------- |
| Requests ranked by revenue at a flat price      | Feedovate   |
| A long-established board with many integrations | Canny       |
| Unlimited teammates on a small budget           | UserJot     |
| The lowest price with your own domain           | Upvoty      |
| One clean board and nothing else                | Nolt        |
| Help desk, live chat and feedback together      | Featurebase |
| One admin and the smallest bill                 | FeedBear    |
| SAML SSO and up to 50 admins below enterprise   | Rapidr      |
| NPS and CSAT surveys beside your board          | Frill       |

## When to stay with Frill

Frill is still a good fit if you want NPS, CSAT and in-app surveys next to your feedback, unlimited admins and in-app embeds on every paid plan, or translations for a multilingual portal.

## Moving from Frill

1. **Export what matters.** Most teams move open ideas with their votes and comments, and leave the archive.
2. **Map your statuses** so your public roadmap reads the same on day one.
3. **Decide where surveys go,** if you used Frill's.
4. **Tell your customers.** Point the old board's link to the new portal and post a short changelog note.

Prices change: each one above was read off the vendor's own pricing page on the date given, and the full figures for every tool sit on its comparison page in our [comparisons hub](https://feedovate.com/alternatives).

## Frequently asked questions

### Why switch from Frill?

Teams usually hit the 50-idea limit on the Startup plan, or want requests ranked by the revenue of the customers asking, which Frill doesn't list.

### What is the best Frill alternative?

For requests ranked by revenue at a flat price, Feedovate. For a long-established board with many integrations, Canny. For unlimited teammates on a small budget, UserJot. For the lowest price, Upvoty.

### Which Frill alternative is cheapest?

Upvoty's Power plan is $15 a month and FeedBear's Lite plan $19 ($15 billed yearly), both with unlimited end users. UserJot starts at $29.

### Does Feedovate have surveys like Frill?

No. Frill includes NPS, CSAT and in-app surveys, and Feedovate doesn't. Feedovate ranks requests by value and effort and, on Pro, by the revenue of the customers asking.
