Sleekplan

Overview

Sleekplan brings customer feedback, product planning and release updates into a connected workflow. It suits product teams that want requests, roadmap decisions and shipped work tied together. Its breadth is appealing, but a team needs a paid plan to get team seats.

Key features

Public or private feedback boards support voting, comments, statuses and AI categorization. They give teams a shared place to collect and organize requests while letting them choose what to expose publicly. The linked roadmap supports prioritizing and assigning work, with public or internal sharing; that connection helps teams relate plans to user input rather than treating a roadmap as a separate list.

Sleek Intelligence connects Intercom, Help Scout, Zendesk, G2 and the App Store, extracting requests, bugs and ideas, filing them, merging duplicates and auto-voting. This can reduce repetitive sorting when those are important feedback channels, but is less useful to teams whose input arrives elsewhere. Sleekplan also offers twelve native integrations and more than 6,000 additional apps through Zapier.

NPS and other surveys can target users at relevant moments, with sentiment scoring tied to product boards. The changelog supports rendered release notes, reactions, embeds, an in-app widget and Markdown input. A JavaScript snippet installs a widget that can surface feedback, roadmap, changelog and CSAT inside an application. Together these features make Sleekplan broader than a feedback board, though teams that only need request voting may not need the whole suite.

Developer access includes a REST API, real-time webhooks, a JavaScript SDK and MCP server. Sleekplan states that it is GDPR compliant, encrypts passwords, offers two-factor authentication to all users, and does not process or store credit-card details. It also states that sessions use TLS with 2,048-bit keys, its data-center providers hold ISO 27001 and SOC 2 certifications, and availability consistently exceeds 99.9%, supported by replicated backups, snapshots, monitoring and failover instances.

Pricing

The free Indie plan costs nothing, billed Free forever. It includes unlimited feedback and subscribers, a feedback board and changelog, but no team seats. Its 1,000 announcement views and 500 email sends per month make it a reasonable starting point for an individual or a small project, not a collaborative team.

Starter costs $13 a month, billed yearly, and includes three team seats, 1,000 AI credits, CSAT and NPS, SSO, API access, webhooks and standard integrations. Its monthly caps are 10,000 announcement views, 5,000 popup views and 2,000 email sends. This is the entry point for a small team needing collaboration and core feedback tooling, but the tighter quotas matter for higher-volume communication.

Business costs $38 a month, billed yearly. It raises the team limit to ten seats and includes 5,000 AI credits per month, surveys and topic analytics, branding removal and a custom domain, with caps of 30,000 announcement views, 10,000 popup views and 10,000 email sends per month. It fits teams that need deeper survey analysis or more room for communications; it still has defined usage limits.

Enterprise has custom pricing, tailored to the organization. It offers custom team seats, SAML SSO for Okta, Azure AD and Auth0, custom contracts and invoicing, and multi-workspace organization support. That makes it the relevant tier for organizations needing those controls rather than a fixed seat package. A 30-day trial is available. The pricing comparison lists email and live-chat support, with custom contracts and multi-workspace support added for Enterprise.

Platforms

Sleekplan is available on the web and as an extension, with API access. Its in-app widget can bring feedback, roadmap, changelog and CSAT surfaces into an application.

Who it's for

Sleekplan is strongest for product teams that want to connect customer requests to roadmap work, surveys and release communication, especially when they use its supported feedback channels. Solo users can start free, but teams should expect to pay for seats. Teams needing more capacity should weigh the yearly billing and usage caps against their expected announcement, popup and email volume.

Pros and cons

• Connected workflow: Feedback, linked roadmaps, surveys and changelogs cover several stages of product communication in one platform.
• Automated triage: Sleek Intelligence can extract and organize requests from five named services, merge duplicates and auto-vote, reducing manual work when those channels matter.
• Flexible integration and developer access: Twelve native integrations, Zapier connectivity, an API, webhooks, SDK and MCP server provide multiple ways to connect workflows.
• No free team seats: Indie is useful for individual use, but collaboration requires a paid subscription.
• Paid tiers have quotas: Announcement, popup and email limits may constrain teams with heavier communication needs.

Alternatives

Consider Featurebase if Android and iOS support matter; its free plan includes one seat and unlimited conversations, but does not support AI. Tempo Portfolio Manager is another option. Roadmapr is another option. Canny is another option. Product Roadmap is another option. Productboard is another option. Productfolio is another option. UserJot is another option.

Browse Product Roadmap Software, Product Management Software and Customer Feedback Software for more options.

Verdict

Sleekplan is a strong fit for product teams that want feedback collection, roadmap planning, surveys and release notes working together, with automation for input from supported channels. Its chief drawback is the gap between the free solo plan and paid collaboration, compounded by usage caps on paid tiers. Choose it for the connected workflow; look elsewhere if your team needs seats without a paid upgrade or expects to exceed those quotas.