Canny alternative
Canny is a full feedback platform with integrations, SSO and a changelog. Inpiko does one job: collect feedback with a single script tag, group duplicates and show how many people want each request.
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Verdict
Choose Inpiko if you want a simple feedback widget and public roadmap at a flat price per project, without per-user pricing or a big integration stack. Stay with Canny if you need integrations such as Jira or Intercom, a changelog, SSO, or a free plan.
| Feature | Inpiko | Canny |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan Canny Free covers 25 tracked users | No | Yes |
| Cheapest paid plan Canny lists Pro as billed yearly | $9/month (Starter) | $79/month, billed yearly (Pro) |
| What pricing is based on | Projects (1 or 5). Feedback is unlimited | Tracked users and managers |
| Embeddable feedback widget | Yes | Yes |
| AI grouping of duplicate feedback Canny calls this Autopilot | Yes | Yes |
| Public roadmap | Yes | Yes |
| Changelog Per third-party reviews, confirm on canny.io | No | Yes |
| Integrations (Jira, Slack, Intercom, Zendesk…) | No | Yes |
| SSO | No | Business plan |
For small SaaS teams that want a simple feedback widget, AI grouping and a public roadmap, yes. If you rely on Canny integrations, a changelog or SSO, Canny is the better fit.
Inpiko charges per project, not per tracked user: Starter is $9/month for 1 project and Pro is $19/month for 5 projects, with unlimited feedback on both. Canny lists a free plan, Pro at $79/month billed yearly, and custom Business pricing based on tracked users.
No. Customers enter their email and their feedback in the widget, and the email is remembered for next time.
There is no Canny import yet. You can add existing feedback manually as requests or submissions with the customer email.
Sources: Canny pricing . Competitor details can change, so check their site before deciding.