Feedback software comparison
4 Upvoty Alternatives: Pricing and Tradeoffs
If you are replacing Upvoty, start with the reason for the move: cost, shared administration, feedback capture, or deeper planning. Feedbackly, Canny, Frill, and Productboard solve different parts of that workflow. The comparison below includes Upvoty as the baseline so you can decide whether a switch is useful at all.
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Compare pricing, fit, and limits
We publish Feedbackly. This comparison uses our supported capabilities and the official vendor pages linked below; it is not a hands-on test of competing products. Prices and plan details can change.
| Product | Published price | Useful for | Check before choosing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upvoty official pricing | Power: $15/month, billed monthly | Power includes a public roadmap, custom domain, and unlimited boards in one project. | Compare project limits and integration coverage with your workflow before switching. |
| Feedbackly official pricing | $9/month or $90/year | Public requests, voting, a roadmap, and reviewed Slack, Notion, or CSV imports for one board owner. | No shared administration, private boards, or custom domains. CSV imports do not preserve votes or customer identities. |
| Canny official pricing | Free: $0; Pro starts at $79/month, billed yearly | Automatic feedback capture and a free entry plan with 25 tracked users. | Budget using tracked-user requirements and the billing interval, rather than feedback volume alone. |
| Frill official pricing | Startup: $25/month | Paid plans include unlimited admins and widgets; Startup allows 50 ideas and one survey. | Check idea limits and the cost of privacy and white-labeling options. |
| Productboard official pricing | Business: request a demo; Enterprise: contact sales | Collaborative product planning, customer insights, roadmaps, and prioritization. | Pricing is based on makers; published plans list a minimum of five. Confirm your quote and required integrations. |
Choose around the work your board needs to do
For a founder who owns the feedback process, Feedbackly offers a public board where customers can submit requests, vote, and follow progress. Its subscription includes the in-app widget and reviewed imports. Choose it when one owner is enough and a public board fits your customers. A lower price does not compensate for missing access controls that your workflow requires.
If multiple people need to administer the board, investigate Frill's team access. If automatic feedback capture is your main requirement, investigate Canny. If the feedback board is only one part of a wider planning process, evaluate Productboard. These are starting points for a trial, not a ranking of product quality.
Compare the bill after your first month
Write down your expected number of products, board owners, contributors, and active customers. Then price the plan that actually covers those needs. A monthly headline and an annually billed price are different commitments; record both the renewal amount and the billing interval.
Feedbackly costs $108 over twelve monthly payments or $90 with annual billing at the listed rates. The $39 one-time option covers one standalone board but excludes the widget, custom branding, and Notion publishing. The seven-day trial is temporary access, not a permanent free plan. Compare the package you intend to use.
Run a small migration before replacing your feedback link
Select ten representative requests: a long description, a recurring problem, a completed request, and a request with private customer context. Save the original export. Check titles, formatting, author information, votes, comments, attachments, and status separately; a successful import of titles does not prove the whole history transferred.
In Feedbackly, paste a CSV containing titles and descriptions during board setup, review up to 100 requests, and choose what to publish. Imported requests begin under review with zero votes. Historical votes, customer identities, attachments, and statuses are not migrated automatically. Invite a few customers to test the board before redirecting everyone to it.
Try the workflow with your own requests
Create a public board, review a small import, and test a status update. Seven days free, no credit card.