AppTriage vs Canny — reviews & feedback,
not voting boards

Canny is a feature request and voting platform for SaaS teams. AppTriage is a review management and feedback collection tool for indie developers. Both help you hear from users — but they solve very different problems at very different price points.

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Feature comparison

Side by side — every feature that matters

A clear breakdown of what each tool offers, so you can pick the right one for your workflow and budget.

Feature AppTriage Canny
Starting price Free — $0/month From $79/month
Free tier 1 app, 100 items/mo No free tier
App Store review import Auto-sync Not available
Google Play review import Auto-sync Not available
Feedback forms Branded, customizable Voting boards only
Popup widget One script tag Not available
QR code feedback Branded QR codes Not available
AI categorization Auto-tag & classify Smart replies & sorting
Feature voting boards Not available Core feature
Public roadmap Not available Built-in
Legal page generator Privacy, terms, support, deletion Not available
Setup time Under 5 minutes 15–30 minutes

Best fit

Different tools for different needs

Choose AppTriage if you…

Choose Canny if you…

  • Run a SaaS product and need public feature voting boards
  • Want a public roadmap to share upcoming features with users
  • Need a changelog to announce releases and updates
  • Have a budget starting at $79+/month for feature management
  • Need integrations like Jira, Intercom, Slack, and Salesforce for feature prioritization

Canny and AppTriage solve different problems. Canny helps SaaS teams prioritize features through user voting. AppTriage helps app developers manage reviews and collect feedback from multiple channels — forms, widgets, QR codes, and app stores — in one inbox.

Common questions

AppTriage vs Canny — everything you need to decide.

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What is the main difference between AppTriage and Canny?
AppTriage is a review management and feedback collection tool built for indie developers — it imports App Store and Google Play reviews, offers feedback forms, QR codes, and legal page generation, starting free. Canny is a feature request and voting platform built for SaaS teams — it focuses on user voting boards, public roadmaps, and changelogs, starting at $79/month.
Is AppTriage a free alternative to Canny?
Yes. AppTriage has a free plan that includes 1 app, 100 feedback items per month, review import, feedback forms, a popup widget, QR codes, and legal page generation. No credit card required. Canny's cheapest plan starts at $79/month with no free tier.
Does AppTriage have feature voting boards like Canny?
No. AppTriage focuses on collecting and triaging feedback from app store reviews and direct user submissions — not managing feature request voting. If you need public voting boards and roadmaps, Canny is the better fit. If you need a review inbox with feedback forms and QR codes, AppTriage is the better fit.
Can AppTriage import App Store and Google Play reviews?
Yes. AppTriage auto-imports reviews from both the Apple App Store and Google Play Store. Reviews sync automatically and appear in your inbox alongside feedback form submissions — all in one place. Canny does not import app store reviews.
Does Canny have feedback forms and QR codes?
No. Canny's primary input method is feature voting boards where users upvote ideas. AppTriage offers branded feedback forms, an embeddable popup widget, and QR codes that link to your feedback form — multiple ways to collect user input beyond just votes.
How does AppTriage pricing compare to Canny?
AppTriage starts free with a generous free tier (1 app, 100 items/month). Pro is $19/month for 5 apps and 1,000 items. Business is $49/month for unlimited apps and 5,000 items. Canny starts at $79/month (Starter), $359/month (Growth), and custom pricing for enterprise — with no free tier.

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