UserVoice alternatives · updated
UserVoice: enterprise feedback with prices through sales. Here's what teams switch to, what each costs as you grow and who each one suits.
the short answer
The best UserVoice alternatives are teem (support, feedback and a changelog in one widget for a flat $49 a month), Canny (feedback boards priced by tracked users, from $79 a month), Featurebase (feedback plus an AI support agent, from $29 per seat), and Quackback (open-source feedback and support, from $29 a month for five seats). UserVoice publishes no prices; its price depends on feedback volume, tools and integrations.
teemour pick
$49 a month, flat
Pick it if you want support, feedback and the changelog in one widget at one flat price, and you'd rather run it from ChatGPT or Claude than click through a dashboard.
Canny
Pro, from $79 a month billed yearly
Pick it if you want a mature feedback board with deep integrations into Jira, Linear and your CRM.
Featurebase
Growth, $29 per seat a month billed yearly
Pick it if you want an AI agent answering customers and feedback in the same product, priced per seat.
Quackback
Pro, $29 a month billed yearly
Pick it if you want open source you can self-host, at a low price per seat.
what you'd pay
Monthly cost for a team of three as more customers use the board or widget. UserVoice's price grows with feedback volume, tools and integrations; teem's doesn't count customers at all.
UserVoice
not published
Canny
$529
Featurebase
$87
Quackback
$29
Lowest published plan that covers a team of three at that count, billed yearly where the vendor offers it. Read on each vendor's pricing page on Oct 4, 2026.
features
✓ listed · — not listed on the vendor's site · each mark links to its source.
UserVoice facts read on uservoice.com on Oct 4, 2026; Canny facts read on canny.io on Oct 4, 2026; Featurebase facts read on featurebase.app on Oct 4, 2026; Quackback facts read on quackback.io on Oct 4, 2026. Prices and plans change; follow each source link for today's.
one by one
teem is the opposite of UserVoice in how you buy it: a published $49 a month, a 7-day trial with no card, and a script tag to install. It also covers more than feedback, with live chat, a help center and a changelog that emails voters. UserVoice goes deeper on enterprise needs, from SOC 2 to Salesforce enrichment and AI theme analysis.
Canny vs UserVoiceCanny is the self-serve feedback board UserVoice buyers usually compare first. It publishes prices, $79 a month at 100 tracked users billed yearly, has a free plan, and integrates with Jira, Linear and the main CRMs. It lacks UserVoice's enterprise analytics, and its price climbs as more customers take part.
Featurebase vs UserVoiceFeaturebase gives a UserVoice team feedback boards plus support: an inbox, live chat, a help center and an AI agent. It's self-serve at $29 per seat billed yearly, with a free plan for one seat. It doesn't match UserVoice's enterprise analytics or compliance paperwork.
Quackback vs UserVoiceQuackback is open source, so a UserVoice team with strict data rules can run it on its own servers for free under AGPL-3.0, or pay $29 a month for five seats hosted. It covers boards, a roadmap, a changelog, a help center and an inbox. It's a younger product without UserVoice's CRM enrichment.
UserVoice publishes no prices. Its pricing page offers a call with an expert, and the 30-day trial starts after a demo. For a small team that wants to hear from customers this week, that's a lot of process.
It's built for large companies: SOC 2 paperwork, Salesforce and HubSpot enrichment, and AI that sorts feedback into themes. Its site lists no live chat, help center or changelog, so support and release notes stay in other tools.
Look for a published price, a trial you can start today, and chat, a board and a changelog in one place so a small team can run all three.
questions
If UserVoice's sales process is the problem, pick a tool you can start today: Canny and Featurebase have free plans, Quackback costs $29 a month for five seats, and teem costs $49 a month flat with a 7-day trial and no card. If you need UserVoice's compliance paperwork and CRM enrichment, the self-serve tools won't replace it.
UserVoice's site lists no live chat. teem includes live chat in its $49 plan.
UserVoice's site lists no help center. teem includes a help center in its $49 plan.
UserVoice publishes no prices; its price depends on feedback volume, tools and integrations. Prices come from sales. The 30-day trial starts after a demo.
Canny, Featurebase, and Quackback have free plans. teem has a 7-day free trial with no card, then costs $49 a month for five people.
teem imports changelog entries from any tool, with their original dates, through its API or your AI agent. Board votes and chat history start fresh.
$49 a month, flat, for up to five people. No card to start.