Feedr review
Affordable audience engagement with strong Q&A, polling and offline session support.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Feedr is an audience response platform for presenters, educators, creators and event teams. Hosts can run sessions from an iPhone or browser, while participants join through a QR code or short link without installing an app. Its core toolkit includes ranked live Q&A, anonymous responses, six poll formats, word clouds, reactions, moderation, guest moderators, presenter mode, reports, CSV transcript export and AI session insights. Web, Windows, macOS, iOS and Android coverage supports mixed-device audiences, with a listed audience limit of 500.
Published monthly pricing starts with a Free plan offering live audience Q&A and upvoting. Creator costs £6.99 per month and adds polls, moderation, analytics, AI insights and team tools. Pro costs £14.99 per month, while Business costs £29.99 per month; both have the same listed highlights as Creator. This makes the free tier a practical entry point for Q&A, while the Creator plan adds the main tools needed for structured audience interaction. No card is required for the trial experience, and the product supports solo, small, mid-market and enterprise use.
Feedr fits teams that need straightforward participation across phones and computers, especially when anonymous questions, moderation or offline local-Wi-Fi sessions matter. Its session reports, CSV export, team workspaces and AI insights extend the product beyond basic polling. The ecosystem is focused: Promptr is the listed integration, and Business is web-only. Buyers seeking a dedicated audience Q&A and polling tool should find the feature mix well aligned; teams that depend on a larger integration ecosystem or a desktop-first Business workflow should compare alternatives before choosing.
Feedr pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free ranked Q&A with upvoting and anonymous responses
- Six live poll formats, moderation, word clouds and reactions
- Offline local-Wi-Fi sessions across web and mobile devices
- Where it doesn't
- Integration coverage is limited to Promptr
- Business is identified as web-only
- Paid plans share the same listed feature highlights
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