Compare Quickhunt with Top Alternatives

Featurebase keeps it simple. Quickhunt lets you customize everything from feedback boards to workflows, tailoring it to your team’s unique needs.

ProdPad is built for complex setups. Quickhunt offers a simpler, more approachable way to collect feedback and manage roadmaps, ideal for fast-moving teams.

Userback focuses on visual feedback. Quickhunt goes further by managing feedback from multiple sources, with changelogs and roadmaps all in one tool.

Canny is great for upvotes. Quickhunt adds clarity with detailed insights, flexible boards, and built-in changelogs so you can do more than just count votes.

Olvy shines in release notes. Quickhunt delivers both changelogs and feedback in one system, making it easier to close the loop with users.

ProductPlan helps you plan roadmaps. Quickhunt connects feedback directly to those roadmaps, helping you prioritize what matters.

Rapidr focuses on feedback collection. Quickhunt provides deeper customization, flexible boards, and powerful changelogs all in one site.

Frill is minimalist. Quickhunt matches its simplicity but adds powerful custom branding, internal comments, and more control for growing teams.

FeatureOS is great for prioritization. Quickhunt does that too and adds built-in feedback boards and changelogs to align features with user needs.

Trello is a general task tool. Quickhunt is purpose-built for product feedback, changelogs, and roadmaps, perfect for product teams.

Productboard can be complex and expensive. Quickhunt is leaner, faster, and easier to set up without sacrificing key features.

Aha! works for large enterprises. Quickhunt is better for agile teams that want to move fast, gather feedback, and share updates without the bloat.

UserVoice is outdated and expensive for many teams. Quickhunt offers a modern, intuitive alternative for collecting feedback, managing roadmaps, and engaging users all at a better price.