# FeatQ > A hosted feature-voting board with an MCP server, so your coding agent can pull the top-voted request as a build-ready spec, post the changelog, and notify the voters. FeatQ is a hosted feedback board for products built with coding agents. Users submit feature requests and vote with email-based identity, so the board stays useful without user accounts. Every board ships with its own Model Context Protocol (MCP) endpoint, so Claude Code, Cursor, Codex CLI, Windsurf, or any MCP client can read requests, check vote counts, rank requests by demand, and generate an implementation spec. When your agent marks a request done, FeatQ updates the status, publishes the shipped item to your public changelog, and emails the voters who opted in. An embeddable widget adds feedback collection to any app with one script tag. FeatQ also watches competitor comparison pages, lists the points those pages make about your product, and turns any point into a feature request. Pricing has no free tier: launch pricing is $19 per month or $144 per year for the first 25 boards, then $29 per month or $228 per year. Lifetime is $199 once for the first 50 boards. All plans include up to 10,000 voters, and voters never pay to submit or vote. There is a 14-day money-back guarantee. ## Manifesto - [No Graveyards](https://featq.com/no-graveyards): Feedback boards became graveyards: votes go in, nothing comes out. FeatQ connects the vote to the code, so your agent pulls the top request and ships it. ## Docs - [MCP for Agents](https://featq.com/docs/mcp) - [Widget](https://featq.com/docs/widget) - [Automate the loop end to end](https://featq.com/docs/automation) - [Competitor pages](https://featq.com/docs/competitors) ## MCP and integrations - [MCP feature request server](https://featq.com/mcp) - [Which feedback tools have MCP servers](https://featq.com/mcp/feedback-tools-with-mcp) - [Integrations overview](https://featq.com/integrations) - [Connect FeatQ to Claude Code](https://featq.com/integrations/claude-code) - [Connect FeatQ to Cursor](https://featq.com/integrations/cursor) - [Connect FeatQ to Windsurf](https://featq.com/integrations/windsurf) - [Connect FeatQ to ChatGPT](https://featq.com/integrations/chatgpt) - [Connect FeatQ to Gemini CLI](https://featq.com/integrations/gemini) - [Connect FeatQ to Grok](https://featq.com/integrations/grok) - [Connect FeatQ to Lovable](https://featq.com/integrations/lovable) - [Connect FeatQ to Bolt](https://featq.com/integrations/bolt) - [Connect FeatQ to v0](https://featq.com/integrations/v0) ## Use cases - [Use cases overview](https://featq.com/use-cases) - [Product roadmap](https://featq.com/use-cases/product-roadmap) - [Feature requests](https://featq.com/use-cases/feature-requests) - [Customer feedback](https://featq.com/use-cases/customer-feedback) - [Prioritization](https://featq.com/use-cases/prioritization) - [Beta testing](https://featq.com/use-cases/beta-testing) ## Industries - [Industries overview](https://featq.com/for) - [FeatQ for SaaS](https://featq.com/for/saas) - [FeatQ for startups](https://featq.com/for/startups) - [FeatQ for agencies](https://featq.com/for/agencies) - [FeatQ for mobile apps](https://featq.com/for/mobile-apps) - [FeatQ for indie hackers](https://featq.com/for/indie-hackers) - [FeatQ for bootstrapped companies](https://featq.com/for/bootstrapped) ## Compare - [Compare overview](https://featq.com/compare) - [FeatQ vs enterprise tools](https://featq.com/compare/enterprise-tools) - [Canny Alternative (2026): FeatQ vs Canny](https://featq.com/compare/canny) - [UserVoice Alternative (2026): FeatQ vs UserVoice Compared](https://featq.com/compare/uservoice) - [Productboard Alternative (2026): FeatQ vs Productboard](https://featq.com/compare/productboard) - [Featurebase Alternative (2026): FeatQ vs Featurebase](https://featq.com/compare/featurebase) - [Upvoty Alternative (2026): FeatQ vs Upvoty](https://featq.com/compare/upvoty) ## Free tools - [Free tools overview](https://featq.com/tools) - [Priority calculator](https://featq.com/tools/priority-calculator) - [RICE score calculator](https://featq.com/tools/rice-calculator) - [Roadmap generator](https://featq.com/tools/roadmap-generator) - [Changelog generator](https://featq.com/tools/changelog-generator) - [Survey question generator](https://featq.com/tools/survey-question-generator) - [NPS calculator](https://featq.com/tools/nps-calculator) ## Product pages - [Feature Request Tool](https://featq.com/feature-request-tool) - [Customer Feedback Tool](https://featq.com/customer-feedback-tool) - [Public Roadmap Tool](https://featq.com/public-roadmap-tool) - [Roadmapping Software](https://featq.com/roadmapping-software) - [Idea Management Tool](https://featq.com/idea-management-tool) - [Feedback Board](https://featq.com/feedback-board) ## Templates - [Templates overview](https://featq.com/templates) - [Release notes template](https://featq.com/templates/release-notes) - [Bug report template](https://featq.com/templates/bug-report) - [Product feedback form template](https://featq.com/templates/product-feedback-form) ## Blog - [Blog overview](https://featq.com/blog) - [10 Best Feature Request Tools for SaaS in 2026](https://featq.com/blog/best-feature-request-tools): Ten feature request tools for SaaS compared on verified July 2026 pricing, free tiers, MCP support, and honest limitations. Canny, Featurebase, and more. - [7 Canny Alternatives With Real Pricing (2026)](https://featq.com/blog/canny-alternatives): Seven Canny alternatives with verified July 2026 pricing: FeatQ, Featurebase, Sleekplan, Frill, Fider, Quackback, and Upvoty. Free tiers and honest cons. - [We Audited 29 Public Feedback Boards. Here's How Long Top-Voted Requests Sit Open.](https://featq.com/blog/feedback-board-graveyard-audit): We measured 342 top-voted feature requests across 29 verified public feedback boards. Median age of top open requests: 4.4 years. Full dataset and methodology included. - [Feature Prioritization: 5 Frameworks, With a Free Calculator (2026)](https://featq.com/blog/how-to-prioritize-features): Five practical feature prioritization frameworks explained in plain language, with a prioritization matrix and a free calculator to score your own backlog. - [Who Owns UserVoice Now? The Curious Acquisition, Explained (Updated 2026)](https://featq.com/blog/who-owns-uservoice): A sourced timeline of the November 2025 acquisition of UserVoice by Curious, what changes for customers, and what to ask at renewal. - [6 Upvoty Alternatives Compared, With Real Pricing (2026)](https://featq.com/blog/upvoty-alternatives): Six Upvoty alternatives compared with verified July 2026 pricing, per-user vs flat models, MCP support, and honest fit verdicts for each tool. - [Feature Voting Best Practices: How to Run an Effective Feedback Board](https://featq.com/blog/feature-voting-best-practices): How to set up, run, and maintain a feature voting board that stays useful. - [Canny Pricing 2026: Tracked User Tiers, Real Costs](https://featq.com/blog/canny-pricing): Canny Pro starts at $79/mo billed yearly as of July 2026. See how tracked users set each pricing tier, Free and Business limits, and a flat-priced option. - [UserVoice Pricing (2026): What It Actually Costs](https://featq.com/blog/uservoice-pricing): A verified guide to UserVoice pricing in 2026, including archived plan history, current sales-gated quotes, contract data, trials, and alternatives. - [Productboard Pricing Explained (2026): Plans, Makers, AI Credits](https://featq.com/blog/productboard-pricing): Productboard pricing as of July 2026: compare Free, Plus, Business, maker minimums, Spark AI credits, feature gates, and a flat-priced alternative. - [Featurebase Pricing Explained: Plans, Seats, and Real Costs](https://featq.com/blog/featurebase-pricing): Featurebase pricing explained with current plan rates, team-login math, AI and branding extras, historical changes, and buying guidance as of July 2026. - [How to Create a Product Roadmap (Step-by-Step Guide)](https://featq.com/blog/how-to-create-a-product-roadmap): Learn how to create a product roadmap in seven practical steps, choose the right format, prioritize evidence, avoid common mistakes, and keep it current. - [11 Real Product Roadmap Examples, All Live in 2026](https://featq.com/blog/product-roadmap-examples): Study 11 real product roadmap examples that are live in 2026, including their formats, status language, voting patterns, and practical ideas to borrow. - [Agile Product Roadmap: How to Build One That Works](https://featq.com/blog/agile-product-roadmap): Learn what an agile product roadmap is, how it differs from a traditional plan, which formats work, and how to update it through each delivery cycle. ## Optional - [Home](https://featq.com/) - [Pricing](https://featq.com/pricing) - [Demo](https://featq.com/demo) - [Privacy](https://featq.com/privacy) - [Terms](https://featq.com/terms)