Give customers answers without adding another daily admin job.

Give customers one place to submit requests, follow roadmap decisions, and read release updates.

What changes for your team

Founders can start free, keep pricing predictable, and publish customer updates from the same workspace as their requests and roadmap.

  1. 01Give customers one place to post and vote.
  2. 02Review requests with their votes, comments, and customer details attached.
  3. 03Publish the roadmap decisions customers need to see.
  4. 04Notify subscribers when an update is released.

See what customers will see

Review the hosted feedback, roadmap, and changelog experience before creating a workspace.

Start collecting feedback

Why SaaS founders use Glean Feed

  • Permanent free plan
  • Flat $9.99, $27, and $57 paid plans
  • Guest posting and private boards on paid plans
  • Connected roadmap and changelog

When Glean Feed is not the right fit

Glean Feed is intentionally not a CRM, survey platform, help desk, or enterprise portfolio-planning suite.

Ways to use Glean Feed

  • Hosted feedback portal
  • Embeddable feedback and changelog widget
  • Public roadmap
  • Subscriber notifications
  • Flat workspace plans

Common objections

We are too early for another paid tool.

Start with three boards, a public roadmap, and a changelog on the permanent Free plan.

Feedback will create more work for me.

Collect requests, update roadmap status, and publish release notes from the same workspace.

We need surveys or support tickets too.

Glean Feed does not replace those systems. Choose a broader suite if consolidating surveys, CRM, and support is the primary goal.

Common questions

Is there a permanent free plan?

Yes. Free includes three boards, the public roadmap, and changelog.

Does pricing increase with customer participation?

No. Glean Feed plans are workspace-based rather than metering the people who submit or vote on feedback.

Start your customer feedback board.

Give customers one place to submit requests, follow roadmap decisions, and read release updates. Start on Free.