A review asking for a feature pulls your rating down and you cannot reply with "it shipped".
For Chrome and Firefox extension makers
Feature requests for your extension, with a reply thread.
Web Store and Add-ons reviews have no way to answer, no way to count, and no way to tell the user when you ship. FeatQ gives your users a board: they vote with an email, you set the status, and they get an email when it is done.
$19 a month for the first 25 boards, then $29 a month. 14-day money-back guarantee. No per-user fees.
Sound familiar?
Where requests get lost today
Requests arrive by email, GitHub issues and reviews and nobody adds them up.
Users uninstall before the update that fixed their wish lands.
Where to put the link
Three places do most of the work
- 01
The support URL on your store listing
- 02
The options or post-install page
- 03
Your changelog page
What you get
Everything on one board
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 for the first 25 boards, up to 10,000 voters per board, no per-user fees.
Frequently asked questions
Short answers for your segment.
No. They type an email address and vote. No account is created.
Yes. Use the board for votes and GitHub for the work.
Yes. One board covers both, because the board is a web page, not part of the extension.
Yes. A private board only admits the emails or domains you approve.
$19 a month or $144 a year for the first 25 boards, then $29 a month or $228 a year. Lifetime $199 once for the first 50 boards. No per-user fees, up to 10,000 voters per board, and a 14-day money-back guarantee. There is no free tier.
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Other segments
FeatQ for other apps and teams
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.
Workspace Add-ons
Marketplace reviews and admin emails, counted in one place.
Vertical SaaS
Your users are not on Twitter; they will vote by email.
SaaS Companies
Ship features your users actually want
Startups
Build in public, with your users
Agencies
Turn client feedback into action
Mobile App Teams
Build the app store reviews ask for
Indie Hackers
Solo founder? Let users help you prioritize.
Bootstrapped Companies
No investors? Make every feature count.
Related: collecting feature requests, FeatQ vs enterprise tools, priority calculator.
Give the next request somewhere to go.
Create a board in 10 seconds, put the link where requests happen, and watch the votes come in.
$19 a month for the first 25 boards, then $29 a month. 14-day money-back guarantee. No per-user fees.