Category
Feature request software for teams who will not run a board.
Almost every product in this category is a public voting board with a collection form attached. If you want the board, several of them are excellent. If what you actually needed was a way for users to tell you things and a way to tell them what happened, the board is the expensive part you never asked for.
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What this one does
- Collects requests and bugs from one widget.
- No account for the person submitting.
- Five statuses, private inbox, CSV export.
- Emails the reporter when it ships.
- Exposes everything to your coding agent over MCP.
Choosing
What to actually compare
The feature grids in this category are long and mostly irrelevant. Four questions decide it, and the rest is noise.
- Does the user need an account?
- This single answer determines how many requests you receive. Every signup step between noticing something and saying it removes most of the people who would have said it.
- Do you want the roadmap public?
- A real product decision, not a feature. Public means competitors read it and rejections happen in front of an audience. Both are survivable; neither is free.
- What does the price scale with?
- Seats, tracked users, board members, submissions — the axis matters more than the headline number, because that is the bill in a year.
- Can your tools read it?
- If your team writes code with an AI agent, a feature request it can pull directly is worth more than one you retype into a prompt.
We answer all four against the named tools on the comparison pages, including where they win.
Bugs too
Requests are half of what users send you
The other half are bugs, and they need entirely different handling: a screenshot, the JavaScript error, the browser and the steps that led there. Both arrive through the same button, and the technical collection only runs for the ones marked as bugs. That is described on the features pages.
FAQ
Questions
- What is feature request software?
- A tool that collects what users want, keeps the requests in one place, and tracks what happens to each one. Most products in the category add a public voting board; the collecting and the tracking are the parts every team needs.
- How much does feature request software cost?
- The established tools generally start between twenty and eighty dollars a month and scale with tracked users, board members or seats. UserWants is one flat plan with unlimited projects, widgets and submissions.
- Do I need separate tools for bugs and feature requests?
- No, and running two is how teams end up with feedback in four places. Users do not know the difference between a bug and a missing feature, so one button that takes both and lets them pick a type is less work for everyone.
- Can I move off it later without losing anything?
- Every submission can be exported to CSV, so the requests are yours rather than locked into a board. The widget itself is one script tag, which means removing it is deleting one line from your HTML.
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