18.1
Featurebase brings customer support, feedback collection, and product announcements together in one platform.
Free planAndroidiOSWeb
Best User Feedback Tools in 2026
Featurebase leads this chart of 22 (8.1/10, free plan). Pastel is next (8.1/10, free plan), and Sleekplan is the next highest-placed with a free plan (8.1/10). User feedback tools collect comments, ideas and feature requests through methods such as portals, forms and integrations. Compare how they gather feedback, support request voting, show a public roadmap and track users. Check for Android support if you plan to work from a Xiaomi, Redmi or POCO phone or tablet. Then compare web, API, extension, iOS and macOS access, plus licensing and pricing.
28.1
Pastel is a visual review tool for websites and creative work, including images, PDFs, and videos.
Free planAndroidiOSWeb
38.1
Sleekplan collects product feedback, identifies themes and helps teams communicate shipped features.
Free planAndroidiOSWeb
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UserJot
UserJot combines customer support and product feedback tools, with web and API access.
Free planAndroidiOSWebAPI8.1From $29 a month - 5
Canny
Free planWebAPIExtension7.6From $79 a month - 6
Userback
Userback helps product teams gather and organize user feedback, then turn it into work for product development.
Free planAndroidiOSWebAPI7.5From $29 a month - 7
Doorbell.io
Doorbell.io collects, manages, and analyzes customer feedback for products, including in-app feedback and NPS surveys.
Free planAndroidiOSWeb7.4From $29 a month - 8
Brightidea
AndroidiOSWebAPI7.3From $99 a month - 9
Usersnap
Usersnap is a product evidence platform that centralizes customer signals and supports product decisions.
AndroidiOSWebAPI7.2From €49 a month - 10
Aha! Ideas
Aha! Ideas helps product teams gather feedback, involve their communities, and sort ideas by revenue potential.
WebAPIExtensionmacOS6.7From $49 a month - 11
Fider
Fider is an open source customer feedback platform built around a shared board where customers can submit product ideas, discuss suggestions, and…
Free planWebAPILinuxSelf-hosted6.7From $25 a month - 12
Frill
Frill is a customer feedback platform for collecting ideas, surveys, and product updates in one place.
WebAPIExtension6.5From $25 a month - 13
FeedBear
Web6.4From $15 a year - 14
ProductLift
ProductLift connects customer feedback, prioritization, roadmaps, changelogs, and knowledge bases in a product-management platform.
WebAPI6.4From $19 a month - 15
Savio
WebAPIExtension6.4From $39 a month - 16
Upvoty
WebAPI6.4From $15 a month - 176.3From $29 a month
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Wazoku Platform
WebAPI6.2From $15,000 a year - 19
IdeaScale
IdeaScale is a web platform for gathering, assessing, and advancing ideas across an organization.
Web5.8 - 20
UserVoice
WebAPIExtension5.8 - 21
Enterpret
Enterpret brings support, sales, product, and market signals into structured customer context for teams and AI.
WebAPI5.5 - 22
UserEcho
API5.4From $19 a month
Choosing well
Check Android access
Look for Android in a tool's platform details before choosing it for a phone or tablet workflow. Web access may suit a browser, while API, extension, iOS and macOS support serve other setups.
Compare plans and trials
A free plan can help you start without a subscription. Paid starting points in the list include $15 per month for FeedBear, $25 per month for Fider and $29 per month for Doorbell.io.
Trial periods differ: Aha! Ideas lists 30 days, Canny and FeedBear list 14 days, Doorbell.io lists 7 days, and Nolt lists 10 days. Brightidea and IdeaScale list free trials, while several products quote pricing on request.
Match the feedback workflow
Compare collection methods, feedback portals and native integrations with the channels you already use. Request voting can help users signal demand, while a public roadmap shows planned work.
Check users and licensing
Review the tracked-users field to make sure it fits your audience. If you need to read or change the code, check the tool's licence and open-source status before committing.
Questions people ask
Do these tools have Android apps?
Platform coverage varies. Check for Android in the platform details; web, API, extension, iOS and macOS support may also be listed.
Can I start with a free plan?
A free plan is offered by products on this list. Check the individual pricing entry for plan limits and paid starting points.
Are free trials available?
Trial periods are listed for products including Aha! Ideas, Canny, Doorbell.io, FeedBear, Frill and Nolt. Brightidea and IdeaScale also list free trials.
What feedback features should I compare?
Compare collection methods, a feedback portal, public roadmap, request voting, native integrations and tracked-user support.
How are the tools ranked?
Apps use a battery score based on published facts such as documentation, prices, free plans, phone-first platforms, open source, breadth and freshness.