Loopliz review
A focused, paid feedback board for teams that want voting and roadmap publishing.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Loopliz is a web-based feedback management tool for collecting feature requests and communicating product plans. It gives teams public feedback boards with shareable URLs, where customers can submit requests, vote, comment after logging in, and report bugs. Product teams can sort requests by vote count and share a public roadmap, making it suited to solo operators and small to mid-market teams that want a focused feedback channel.
Pricing is organized into three monthly plans. Single Board costs $12 per month and includes one feedback board plus automatic roadmap creation. Multi Board costs $29 per month and supports up to 10 feedback boards with the same automatic roadmap capability. Unlimited costs $99 per month and provides unlimited feedback boards with automatic roadmap creation. Each tier is paid, so teams should choose based on how many separate boards they need rather than on different roadmap functions.
The product’s main strength is its narrow workflow: collect requests, let customers upvote them, track statuses, and turn selected items into a roadmap. Statuses cover Planned, In Progress, and Done, and the boards can also support bug-reporting feedback. Loopliz runs in the cloud and is accessed through the web, with email as the listed support channel. Teams needing integrations with other tools, a free entry tier, or broader platform coverage should consider an alternative; teams seeking a direct public voting-and-roadmap loop may find the focused scope appropriate.
Loopliz pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Public boards support submissions, upvotes, comments, and shareable URLs
- Automatic roadmaps organize requests by Planned, In Progress, and Done
- Tiered plans support one, up to 10, or unlimited feedback boards
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan is offered
- Web deployment only
- No integrations are included
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