Feedback Fish is a lightweight feedback widget for websites and apps, letting users report issues and ideas with automatic screenshots and device info.
Feedback Fish is a feedback collection widget that developers embed into their website or app to let end users quickly report bugs, suggest ideas, or leave compliments. Instead of building an in-house feedback form and backend, teams drop in a small script or component and submissions start flowing into email and a shared dashboard.
The product was built by four friends based in Vienna, Austria, who created the initial version during Product Weekend, a 72-hour live-streamed build event, before launching it publicly around 2020. It has since been used by a range of independent developers and small SaaS companies looking for a fast way to add a feedback channel without custom engineering.
Feedback Fish emphasizes minimal setup, with the vendor describing integration as requiring fewer than five lines of code for both plain HTML sites and React applications. Every submission automatically includes a screenshot of what the user was looking at along with device and browser information, which helps developers reproduce reported issues without back-and-forth emails.
The widget automatically supports more than 40 languages so international users can submit feedback in their own language without extra configuration, and submitters can be identified by email so teams can reply directly to the person who reported an issue. Team accounts let multiple people on a product team review and manage incoming feedback from a shared dashboard.
Feedback Fish offers a free plan capped at 25 total feedback submissions, which is enough to try the product on a small project or early-stage app before committing to a paid plan. Its main paid tier costs 19 dollars per month and removes the submission cap, making it suitable for production apps and websites with active user bases.
For larger organizations, Feedback Fish offers custom enterprise pricing that includes whitelabeling so the widget can be rebranded, along with SLAs and live chat support. This three-tier structure, free, flat monthly, and custom enterprise, is a common pattern for small, indie-built SaaS tools.
Yes, there is a free plan that includes up to 25 total feedback submissions, which is enough for early testing before upgrading to a paid plan.
The main paid plan is 19 dollars per month for unlimited submissions on production apps. Larger organizations can get custom enterprise pricing with whitelabeling and SLAs.
The vendor states it can be integrated in fewer than five lines of code for both plain HTML and React-based sites.
Yes, every submission automatically includes a screenshot along with device and browser information to help with debugging.
It was built by four friends based in Vienna, Austria, who created the initial version during a 72-hour live-streamed build event called Product Weekend.