Sleekplan

Overview

Sleekplan brings customer feedback, product planning, and release updates into a connected workflow. It is a strong fit for product teams that want customer input to inform priorities and shipped work to flow into release communication; teams seeking only a basic feedback board may find more scope than they need.

Founded in 2020, Sleekplan GmbH is based in Munich, Germany, and says it remains bootstrapped and independent.

Key features

Public or private feedback boards bring voting, comments, statuses, and AI categorization together. This gives teams a way to collect requests while deciding whether contributors can see them. The linked roadmap lets teams prioritize and assign work, then share it publicly or internally, making the connection between requests and planned work clearer.

Sleek Intelligence draws from Intercom, Help Scout, Zendesk, G2, and the App Store to extract requests, bugs, and ideas, file them, merge duplicates, and auto-vote. That is a meaningful triage aid when feedback arrives through those channels, but less relevant when a team’s input comes from elsewhere. Sleekplan also offers twelve native integrations and more than 6,000 additional apps through Zapier.

NPS and other surveys can target users at relevant moments, with sentiment scoring linked to product boards. The changelog supports rendered release notes, reactions, embeds, an in-app widget, and Markdown input. Together, these features carry the workflow from gathering input through communicating what shipped.

The JavaScript-snippet widget can surface feedback, roadmap, changelog, and CSAT inside an application. Developer access includes a REST API, real-time webhooks, a JavaScript SDK, and an MCP server, giving teams several ways to connect the product to their systems.

Sleekplan says it is GDPR compliant, encrypts passwords, does not process or store credit-card details, and offers two-factor authentication to all users. It says sessions use TLS with 2,048-bit keys, its data-center providers hold ISO 27001 and SOC 2 certifications, and availability consistently exceeds 99.9%, supported by replicated backups, snapshots, 24x7 monitoring, and failover instances.

Pricing

The Indie plan is free forever and includes unlimited feedback and subscribers, a feedback board, and a changelog. Its 0 team seats make it unsuitable for a team to collaborate on the free plan; monthly allowances are 1,000 announcement views and 500 email sends.

Starter costs $13 a month, billed yearly. It adds 3 team seats, 1,000 AI credits, CSAT and NPS, SSO, API access, webhooks, and standard integrations. Its usage limits are 10,000 announcement views, 5,000 popup views, and 2,000 email sends per month. This is the entry point for small teams that need collaboration and core integrations.

Business costs $38 a month, billed yearly, and expands the allowance to 10 team seats and 5,000 AI credits per month. It adds surveys and topic analytics, branding removal, and a custom domain, with monthly limits of 30,000 announcement views, 10,000 popup views, and 10,000 email sends. It suits teams that need deeper survey analysis, a branded experience, or more capacity.

Enterprise has custom pricing tailored to the organization. It offers custom team seats, SAML SSO for Okta, Azure AD, and Auth0, custom contracts and invoicing, and multi-workspace organization support. Email and live-chat support are listed in the pricing comparison; Enterprise adds custom contracts and multi-workspace organization support. Sleekplan also offers a 30-day trial.

Platforms

Sleekplan is available on the web, through an extension, and via API. Its in-app widget and developer tools make it a practical option for teams that want feedback surfaces embedded in their own application.

Who it's for

Sleekplan is best for product teams that want feedback collection, prioritization, surveys, and release communication to work together, particularly those receiving requests through its supported customer and review channels. The free plan can suit an individual exploring the board and changelog, but its lack of team seats means working teams need a paid plan. Teams that do not need the connected roadmap, surveys, or changelog may be better served by a narrower tool.

Pros and cons

• Connected product workflow: Boards link to roadmap work and release notes, reducing the gap between gathering requests and communicating shipped features.
• Automated triage across named sources: Sleek Intelligence extracts, files, merges, and auto-votes feedback from five channels, reducing repetitive sorting for teams using them.
• Useful developer access: API, webhooks, JavaScript SDK, and MCP server give teams multiple integration paths.
• No free team collaboration: Indie includes zero team seats, so a team must pay to work together in Sleekplan.
• Paid plans are billed yearly: Starter and Business prices are monthly rates on annual billing, and their view and email allowances may constrain higher-volume teams.

Alternatives

Featurebase is worth considering if Android and iOS access matter; its free plan includes one seat, unlimited conversations, and feedback, while AI is not supported on that tier.

Roadmapr may fit teams focused on a web-based public roadmap, with a free plan covering one project, 50 features, basic analytics, and community support.

Tempo Portfolio Manager is an alternative for teams organizing projects and tasks, with a free plan for 10 members, three projects, and 300 tasks.

Canny is another freemium option for feedback collection; its free plan allows 25 tracked users and unlimited feedback, while its Pro plan is $79 a month, billed yearly.

Product Roadmap may suit teams seeking a free web-based option with unlimited posts and users, two feedback boards, a roadmap, and a changelog.

Productboard is an alternative with a free plan that includes 50 AI credits per month, 500 feedback notes, 25 contributors, one teamspace, and one product portal.

Productfolio is another freemium option, with a free Starter plan that includes one workspace, one editor, 10 read-only portal guests, and 200 features.

UserJot offers a free plan with unlimited posts and users, three admin roles, two feedback boards, a public roadmap, and a public changelog.

Browse Product Roadmap Software, Product Management Software, or Customer Feedback Software for more options in those categories.

Verdict

Choose Sleekplan if your product team wants customer feedback to connect directly to roadmap decisions, surveys, and release communication, with automation for several common feedback channels. Look elsewhere if you need team collaboration without a paid plan or want a focused, lower-scope tool rather than a connected product workflow.