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Votiq review

#36 of 36 in Feature Request Software

A compact feedback portal and planning workspace for small product teams.

6.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Votiq brings customer feedback collection and lightweight product planning into one web-based workspace. It is aimed at indie makers, SaaS teams and product organizations that want an embeddable feedback widget, public customer portal, roadmap voting, Kanban request tracking, changelog publishing and contextual knowledge-base documentation. Customers can submit and upvote requests, while teams manage statuses, merge duplicate posts and share shipped-work updates. A shared inbox and ticket management extend the product beyond a simple idea board, making it a fit for small teams seeking a basic portal and inbox.

Pricing is paid-only, with a 7-day trial that requires a card. Starter costs £20 per month or £216 per year and includes the embeddable widget, public roadmap with voting and Kanban board. Standard costs £49 monthly or £529 annually, adding three projects, five team members, post merging, and Slack, Zapier and Intercom integrations. Plus costs £99 monthly or £1,069 annually, with unlimited projects and team members, Jira integration, custom SSO and CSV export. The published plans give buyers a clear progression from core feedback collection to larger-team administration and identity controls.

Votiq’s main strength is breadth within a focused workflow: feedback, duplicate handling, request status tracking, documentation and release communication sit together rather than in separate tools. GDPR is listed, deployment is cloud-based, and support is available through email and documentation. The trade-off is a relatively small integration set and no listed prioritization tools, so teams needing deeper product-planning analysis or a broader ecosystem may need an alternative. Choose Votiq when a straightforward customer portal and shared inbox matter more than advanced prioritization; consider another product if a free tier, extensive integrations or richer scoring tools are essential.

Votiq pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Combines portal, voting roadmap, Kanban board and changelog
    • Merges duplicate requests and includes a shared inbox
    • Plus adds unlimited projects, custom SSO and Jira integration
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan; all plans are paid
    • Integrations are limited to Slack, Zapier, Intercom and Jira
    • The 7-day trial requires a card and prioritization tools are absent

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