Feedjolt Review, Pricing & Features

Feedjolt is a feedback board, roadmap, and changelog tool for B2B SaaS with flat workspace pricing from $9/month. See features, plans, and integrations.

Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026

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Product Management
Pricing
Subscription, from $9/month
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Last updated
October 26, 2026
Headquarters
Tallinn, Estonia
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What is Feedjolt?

Feedjolt is a public feedback and roadmap platform for B2B SaaS teams. Customers post and vote on requests on a public board, while the team triages incoming items, plans work, and publishes a changelog when something ships. The company frames the core problem as duplicates rather than a shortage of feedback, and the product is built around merging them into one ranked list.

Feedjolt is a product of luodaint OÜ, an Estonian company based in Tallinn. It is aimed at product managers, founders, and customer-success teams at SaaS companies. Paid plans are a flat price per workspace instead of a charge per tracked user, with unlimited boards, posts, and contributors.

How does Feedjolt work?

The workflow has four steps. Feedback is collected through the portal, widget, email-in, or REST API into one inbox. Semantic deduplication then merges related requests, such as "login broken" and "can't sign in," and combines their votes. Auto-merge is off by default, and users set the confidence bar above which it acts.

Next, requests are prioritized. Customers upvote, and Feedjolt's daily Next Steps ranking weighs ARR, renewal risk, and blocked deals. Finally, the team closes the loop. Shipped work is posted to the public changelog, the request is marked Shipped, and voters receive status emails. A Linear issue can be created from any request along the way.

Key features of Feedjolt

The public portal can carry your logo and colors, and customers sign in with a magic link or Google, so nobody creates a password. Boards can be authenticated for paying-customer-only channels or beta programs. The public roadmap collapses internal statuses into Planned, In Progress, and Done, and it updates when a card moves.

On the technical side, Feedjolt offers a REST API with Bearer authentication, signed webhooks across 9 event types with a replayable delivery log, and an MCP server limited to 600 requests per minute. Through MCP, Claude, Cursor, or Windsurf can search, triage, merge, and ship. AI actions cover auto-tagging, summarization, and semantic search. Keyboard-first triage and a public changelog are included.

Key Features

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Flat per-workspace pricing with unlimited boards, posts, contributors, and end users on every plan, so cost does not scale with headcount or tracked users.
  • Optional semantic auto-merge with an adjustable confidence threshold, and any merge can be split back apart.
  • Ranks requests by ARR, renewal risk, and blocked deals, not only votes.
  • Ships a real MCP server and a REST API, which suits teams that work from AI coding tools.
  • Two-way Linear sync and per-event Slack routing connect feedback to existing workflows.
  • Self-serve 14-day trial with no credit card, and a 30-day refund window on the first paid charge.

Cons

  • No free plan. Evaluation is limited to a 14-day trial, and an unpaid workspace goes read-only afterward.
  • The cheapest Startup plan requires an application and is limited to 2 admin seats and monthly billing only.
  • Growth, the self-serve plan, leaves out Slack, webhooks, the REST and MCP API, GitHub drafts, and audit logs.
  • Custom domains are not supported yet, so the portal lives at feedjolt.com/p/{slug}. Intercom and Jira are still marked as coming soon.

Pricing

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Feedjolt?

Feedjolt is a public feedback and roadmap platform for B2B SaaS teams. Customers vote on requests, and teams triage, plan, and ship while a public roadmap and changelog stay in sync. It merges duplicate requests and ranks them by factors such as ARR and renewal risk.

How much does Feedjolt cost?

Startup is $9/month, monthly only, and requires an application. Growth is $15/month billed annually or $19 monthly. Scale is $39/month billed annually or $49 monthly.

Does Feedjolt have a free trial?

Yes. Every new workspace starts with a 14-day trial of the Growth plan, with no credit card required. If you do not add a card, the workspace goes read-only, the public portal stays live, and your data remains intact.

Does Feedjolt charge per seat?

No. Plans are a flat price per workspace. Contributor and end-user seats are unlimited on every plan, and only admin seats are capped at 2 on Startup, 25 on Growth, and 50 on Scale.

What does Feedjolt integrate with?

Feedjolt lists Linear, Slack, GitHub, email intake, webhooks, a REST API, an MCP server, and an embeddable widget. Intercom and Jira are marked as coming soon.

Who is Feedjolt best for?

It is aimed at product managers, founders, and customer-success teams at SaaS companies that have a roadmap and customers. It fits teams that want public voting, duplicate merging, and a changelog in one tool.

Is Feedjolt good for small businesses and startups?

The Startup plan at $9/month is reserved for genuine early-stage teams and includes every Scale feature, with 2 admin seats and 1,000 AI actions per month. Teams apply from the billing page, and a reviewer decides. Teams that outgrow 2 admins move to Growth.

Does Feedjolt have an API or MCP support?

Yes. Feedjolt offers a REST API with Bearer authentication and an MCP server that works with Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, and other MCP clients. Both are included on Startup and Scale but not on Growth.

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