FDBK vs UserVoice: a price on the page instead of a sales call
UserVoice is an enterprise feedback platform sold through sales: there are no prices on its pricing page, and the 30-day trial starts after a demo. Its price follows feedback volume, the tools you use and the integrations you connect. FDBK publishes every price, has a free plan, and you can sign up in a minute.
| Feature | FDBK | UserVoice |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Yes: 1 board, unlimited users and votes, 1 team seat | No: a 30-day trial after booking a demo |
| Entry paid plan | Pro, $29/month ($24 billed yearly) | Not published: priced by sales |
| What the price grows with | Nothing on Pro (5 seats). Business: $49 with 10 seats, then $6 per seat | Feedback volume, tools and integrations; never by seat |
| Sign users in from your product | Pro | JWT, SAML and OIDC exist; which plans isn't stated |
| Feedback widget | Every plan, Free included | Available; which plans isn't stated |
| Custom domain | Not yet | Available; which plans isn't stated |
UserVoice's details come from its pricing page on October 20, 2026. Prices change; check their current page.
Where FDBK is ahead
- A free plan, and every price on the page.
- Sign up and launch a board the same day, no demo.
- An MCP server and AI duplicate checks on Pro.
- Prices in reais with Pix for teams in Brazil.
Where UserVoice is ahead
- Enterprise onboarding with a success manager and services.
- SAML, OIDC, SCIM and enterprise security reviews.
- Deeper analysis: segments, taxonomy and revenue data on feedback.
Which one to pick
Pick UserVoice if you need an enterprise rollout with services and compliance reviews. Pick FDBK if you want to start today at a price you can see.
Free forever for one board. No card.