Project Echo review
Flexible feedback portals and roadmaps, with a generous free plan for small teams.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Project Echo is a SaaS product-feedback platform for software teams that need to collect, organize, and communicate customer requests. Teams can publish public, private, or users-only feedback portals, gather upvotes and comments, detect duplicate requests, and connect feedback with roadmap and changelog updates. Its audience is primarily small and mid-market software companies seeking flexible control over portal visibility.
The Free plan provides unlimited workspaces, boards, team members, users, and feedback at no monthly cost. It also includes feedback portals, a roadmap, and a changelog. The Pro plan costs $29 per month or $290 per year and adds a custom domain and removal of Project Echo branding while retaining the Free plan’s capabilities. This structure lets a team operate core feedback workflows without paying, then upgrade mainly for branded presentation and domain control.
Project Echo runs on the web and offers an API-oriented integration layer. REST API access, inbound and outbound webhooks, request and member tags, and an MCP server support connections to applications and AI clients. Native integrations listed are Notion and Slack. The roadmap uses a drag-and-drop Kanban interface with filtering, while changelogs can link requests and embed media. Teams needing broad prebuilt integrations, self-hosting, or current SSO should consider another option; teams prioritizing portal visibility controls and extensibility will find a focused fit.
Project Echo pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free plan includes unlimited workspaces, boards, members, users, and feedback
- Public, private, or users-only portals with upvotes and comments
- REST API, webhooks, and MCP support extend feedback workflows
- Where it doesn't
- Integrations are limited to Notion and Slack
- Cloud deployment only; no self-hosted option is offered
- SSO is not currently available
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