A feedback board and public roadmap where anyone can post and vote without signing up. Spam is filtered automatically — no CAPTCHA, no login wall.
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Letting anyone post without an account raises an obvious question. Here's the answer: every submission is scored before it publishes, and your users never see a CAPTCHA.
Link stuffing, disposable inboxes, duplicate text and floods from one source are all weighted before anything reaches your board.
High-confidence spam never appears publicly. Nothing is destroyed — it waits in a review queue with the reason it was caught.
Anything caught by mistake goes straight back to the board, and stops being flagged again.
Real screenshots from a live FeedBoard workspace, not a mockup.

A real board — votes and status, updated live
Five steps, one closed loop. Your users ask, the crowd votes, your team triages and ships — and everyone who asked hears back.
Every idea, request, and bug lands on one public board — not scattered across inboxes and chats.
Users upvote what matters to them, so you always know what to build next — no guessing.
A public roadmap and changelog close the loop — users see their ideas ship, and they keep coming back.
Powerful features to manage feedback at scale
Gather insights from customers through customizable feedback boards and forms
Let users upvote features they want most to prioritize your roadmap effectively
Share your product roadmap publicly and keep customers in the loop
Users attach screenshots and short clips to their feedback, so your team sees exactly what they mean.
Three tools, one job. The row that matters most is the first one: whether the people using your product need an account before they can tell you anything.
| FeedBoard | Canny | UserJot | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Post without an account | IncludedYes, on every plan including Free | Not availableNot offered — an account is required | Paid plans onlyGuest posting, on paid plans only |
| Free plan limits | IncludedUnlimited posts and votes, no cap on who can post | Paid plans only25 tracked users on the Free plan | IncludedUnlimited users and posts |
| Anonymous identity | IncludedFree — guests get a stable pseudonym | Paid plans onlyAnonymous boards on Pro and Business; users still hold accounts | Paid plans onlyAnonymous mode, on paid plans |
| Lowest paid plan | Included$10 / month | Paid plans onlyFrom $79 / month, billed yearly | Paid plans only$29 / month |
| Best at | Getting feedback from people who won't sign up | Enterprise scale, CRM and revenue reporting | AI duplicate detection and integrations |
Competitor details taken from Canny's and UserJot's own public pricing and help pages, checked 15 August 2026. Plans change — tell us if anything here is out of date and we'll correct it.
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That's the first thing everyone asks. Every submission is scored before it publishes — link stuffing, disposable email domains, duplicate text and bursts from a single source all count against it. Obvious spam is quarantined and never appears publicly. Anything borderline is published but flagged for you, with the reason it was caught, and one click restores it. Your users never see a CAPTCHA.
Yes. It's a single switch in Branding settings on Pro and above. It's off by default because open feedback is the point of the product, but if you need accounts, you can have them — and you can always turn it back off, on any plan.
One workspace, a public board, roadmap and changelog, unlimited posts and votes, and up to two team members. There's no cap on how much feedback you can collect and no time limit. Paid plans add attachments, contacting submitters, a verified owner badge, more seats and more workspaces.
Your board lives on your own subdomain with your logo and brand colour on every plan. A fully custom domain is available on paid plans. Tenant boards carry no FeedBoard advertising of any kind.
Yes. Your feedback, roadmap and changelog belong to you, and there's a REST API to read it all out. Deleting your account removes the workspaces you own along with their contents — no lock-in and no hostage-taking.
You name your workspace, pick a subdomain, and you're on your board — about three minutes, no credit card. The next step is sharing the link with your users, which is the only thing standing between you and your first piece of real feedback.