Peeqback vs Frill

Peeqback and Frill are the two products in this category most often compared by indie founders evaluating low-cost feedback platforms. Both stay narrowly scoped to the core feedback loop — voting board, roadmap, changelog — rather than expanding into help desks or customer enablement. Frill structures its product around three modules: Ideas (the voting board), Announcements (the changelog), and Roadmap, sold on four tiered plans from $25/month after a 14-day trial with no card required. Peeqback bundles equivalent capabilities into one flat plan with no module separation: $19/month or $149 once. The two are closer in shape and target customer than any other pair in this comparison set, and the practical decision usually comes down to whether you prefer Frill's tiered plans — with a custom domain on every tier and surveys on higher ones — or a single flat plan with no caps and no feature unlocks. Both are credible choices for founders.

Frill has no free plan; it offers a 14-day trial with no card required. Paid plans are Startup at $25/month ($22 billed yearly) with a cap of 50 active ideas, Business at $49 ($44), Growth at $149 ($136), which adds white labeling, privacy controls, and surveys, and Enterprise at $349 ($319). White labeling is otherwise a $100/month add-on. Every Frill plan includes a custom domain, Canny import, and unlimited admins. Peeqback charges $19/month or $149 once for lifetime access, includes your logo, brand color, and a removable "Powered by Peeqback" footer, has no caps on posts or voters, and includes Slack and Discord webhooks plus CSV import and export in its only plan. Peeqback has no custom domain yet — boards run on yourname.peeqback.com. The lifetime plan pays back against Frill's Startup plan in six to seven months and is the cheaper indefinite cost after that. Figures from frill.co/pricing, checked September 24, 2026.