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Savio review

A focused feedback hub for prioritizing requests by revenue and customer context.

6.7/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Savio is customer feedback and feature-request management software for product, sales, success, and support teams. It brings feedback from support tools, CRMs, Slack, email, browser-based tools, Zapier, and APIs into a centralized inbox. Teams can triage requests, connect them with customers and revenue data, publish voting boards, create product roadmaps, synchronize development-tool statuses, and notify customers when requested features ship. It is best suited to organizations that want product decisions tied to commercial context rather than request volume alone.

Pricing is structured around three monthly plans, each including one paid user and unlimited free user roles. Essential costs $39 per month and includes feedback centralization, essential prioritization, a public or private voting board, one roadmap, email logging, and Intercom, Help Scout, and Slack integrations. Professional costs $79 per month and adds customer segmentation, five roadmaps, product areas, a Chrome extension, and Zendesk, Zapier, and API integrations. Business costs $249 per month and adds multiple products, unlimited roadmaps, Segment, HubSpot, and Salesforce integrations. A 14-day trial is available, but teams looking for a free ongoing plan should choose another product.

Its strongest distinction is the connection between feedback and customer value. Revenue, customer attributes, request counts, segmentation, and CRM integrations give teams several ways to rank demand, while voting boards and close-the-loop emails support customer communication. The API, Chrome extension, email capture, and development-tool status synchronization extend the workflow beyond a single inbox. Savio is a strong fit for teams that need focused feedback prioritization and evidence-based roadmaps. It may be less suitable for organizations requiring broader product-management capabilities, multiple products, or unlimited roadmaps at a lower tier, since those needs move the subscription to Business.

Savio pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Prioritizes requests using revenue, counts, and customer attributes
    • Combines inbox, voting boards, roadmaps, and customer updates
    • Connects with CRMs, support tools, Slack, APIs, and development tools
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan; paid plans start at $39 per month
    • Essential includes one roadmap and essential prioritization
    • Multiple products and unlimited roadmaps require the Business plan

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