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Feature request board for apps sold through a store
Stop losing stars to feature requests.
Your users ask for features in store reviews and support tickets, where nobody else can vote. FeatQ gives those requests a board: users vote with just an email, you build the top one, and voters who opted in get an email when it ships.
$19 a month at launch pricing. 14-day money-back. Create a board in 10 seconds.
Planned
Works on mobile
Export bookings to CSV
18 voters emailed
Example board.
The problem
A feature request in a review is a lost star and a lost vote.
Reviews cannot be voted on
A merchant writes "great app, I just wish it did X" and gives four stars. The next ten merchants who want X never see it. You see one review, not ten votes.
Tickets close and go quiet
A request in a support ticket gets marked solved. Nobody can add to it, and the user never hears back when you build it.
The loudest request wins
With requests spread across reviews, tickets and email, you build for whoever shouted last. The quiet request fifty users share stays unbuilt.
FeatQ puts every request on one board. Users vote, you see the count, and your reply to the next “I wish” review is a link.
How it works
Share one link. Let users vote. Ship the top one.
01 / Collect
Put the board link where requests happen
In your support reply template, in the support section of your store listing, and in your app's settings or help menu. Requests go to the board instead of the review page.
02 / Prioritize
Users vote with an email
No account. A user types an email, votes, and can follow the request. You can require a 6-digit code, or keep the whole board private to approved emails and domains.
03 / Ship
Build the top request
Set the status to planned, in progress or shipped. If you build with Claude Code, Cursor or another coding agent, it can pull the top request straight from the board over MCP.
04 / Close the loop
Voters hear about it
Marking a request shipped publishes it to your changelog and emails everyone who voted and opted in. That is how a "wish" review turns into an updated five-star one.
What you get
One board. Requests, votes, roadmap, changelog.
Feature request board
Users submit, vote and comment. You set the status.
Public roadmap
Planned, in progress, shipped. Users see that you listened before they write a review.
Changelog
Every shipped request becomes a changelog entry. Write it once.
Email to voters
Voters who opted in get an email the day their request ships.
Private boards
Limit the board to approved emails or your customers' domains, for Pro customers or beta groups.
Flat price
$19 a month at launch pricing, up to 10,000 voters per board, no per-user fees.
Who it is for
Made for apps your users find in a store.
Shopify apps
Merchants write wishes into App Store reviews. Give them a board instead.
WordPress plugins
Requests land in the wordpress.org forum and in Pro support tickets. One board for both.
Chrome and Firefox extensions
Web Store reviews have no reply thread. A board does.
Google Workspace add-ons
Marketplace reviews and admin emails, counted in one place.
Vertical SaaS
Vet, chiropractic, rental, towing, funeral, yoga, pest control, construction. Your users are not on Twitter; they will vote by email.
Pricing
One flat price. Your users never pay to vote.
$19 a month or $144 a year for the first 25 boards, then $29 a month or $228 a year. $199 once for lifetime access while 50 founding lifetime spots last. Every plan has the whole product and a 14-day money-back guarantee.
Monthly
Flexible monthly billing for one feedback board.
$19$29/mo
- Feature request board
- Voting with email only
- Public roadmap and changelog
- Email to voters when shipped
- Embeddable widget and MCP endpoint
- Up to 10,000 voters
14-day money-back guarantee. Cancel anytime.
Yearly
Pay yearly and save on the same feature set.
$144$228/year
One payment a year,save 37%
- Feature request board
- Voting with email only
- Public roadmap and changelog
- Email to voters when shipped
- Embeddable widget and MCP endpoint
- Up to 10,000 voters
14-day money-back guarantee. Cancel anytime.
Launch offer
The first 25 boards lock this rate for the life of their subscription.
33% off
on Monthly and Yearly plans
25 launch-price boards left
- Every plan benefit included
- Launch rate, locked for life
- Gone once the first 25 boards are claimed
Where requests live today
Reviews are for ratings. Tickets are for problems. Requests need a board.
| Question | Store reviews | Support tickets | FeatQ board |
|---|---|---|---|
| Other users can vote | No | No | Yes |
| You see a count, not a guess | No | No | Yes |
| Status visible to users | No | No | Yes |
| User hears back when it ships | No | Sometimes | Yes |
| Your rating is safe | No | Yes | Yes |
| Searchable in one place | No | Partly | Yes |
| Pre-filled from your existing reviews | Not applicable | Not applicable | On request |
Keep reviews for ratings and tickets for bugs. Put requests where the next user can add a vote.
Built in the open
One founder. Our own roadmap runs on it.
FeatQ launched in July 2026 and is built by one person. Our roadmap is a public FeatQ board; vote on it if you like. If you reply to one of our emails, the private board we build for you is the same product, pre-filled from your reviews.
Frequently asked questions
Practical answers about voting, privacy and pricing.
No. They type an email address and vote. You can require a 6-digit email code if you want verified votes. No account is created either way.
Three places do most of the work: your support reply template, the support section of your store listing, and your app's settings or help menu. Users who were about to write "I wish" in a review post it there instead.
Yes. A private board only admits emails or domains you approve. Use it for Pro customers, a beta group, or while you set things up.
Yes. Add them yourself with the review date as the source, or email hello@featq.com with your store listing link and we will build a private, pre-filled board for you within a day.
You set the status to shipped. FeatQ publishes it to your changelog and emails everyone who voted for it and opted in.
Every board has an MCP endpoint. Claude Code, Cursor, Codex CLI, Windsurf and other MCP clients can list requests, pull the top one as a spec, and mark it shipped.
$19 a month or $144 a year for the first 25 boards, then $29 a month or $228 a year. Lifetime $199 once, 50 founding lifetime spots. No per-user fees. Up to 10,000 voters per board.
There is no free plan. Every plan has a 14-day money-back guarantee: email hello@featq.com within 14 days and we refund in full. The live board on this page is the product.
Still have questions? Contact us
Give the next “I wish” review somewhere to go.
Create a board in 10 seconds, put the link in your support reply, and watch the votes come in.
$19 a month at launch pricing. 14-day money-back. Cancel anytime.