A feedback board, public roadmap, changelog and knowledge base that all live on your own domain. Two-way Jira/ADO sync so engineering never leaves Jira. AI prioritization scored against your product vision. From $19/month, unlimited voters on every plan, no per-tracked-user gouging as you grow.
The three-tab spreadsheet, the Trello board nobody sorts, the support inbox filed under "feature requests", the sales-call notes you never got back to. Every customer who asked for something is now waiting for an answer you don't have time to draft.
Meanwhile the tools that were supposed to fix this problem charge you per tracked user. So the more customers you have, the more Canny costs. Productboard bills separately. Beamer bills separately. Intercom Articles bills separately. Four subscriptions, and the loop still breaks somewhere between vote and ship.
You need one place where a customer can post an idea, watch it move through your roadmap, get emailed the day it ships, and find the help article about it. On your domain. Without a per-user fee that grows with your success.
Feedback, roadmap, changelog and knowledge base are not four separate tools here. They are the same customer request at four different points in its life.
Public or private feedback boards on your subdomain. In-app submit widget. AI turns sales-call transcripts into posts. Every voter enriched with Stripe MRR, LTV and plan tier.
Drag the same post to your roadmap. Two-way Jira or Azure DevOps sync creates the ticket. Voters see the status change the moment engineering moves it. No dual-maintenance.
Mark it shipped. Every voter who requested it gets an email. Your public changelog updates. The in-app What's New widget badges unread updates for logged-in users.
AI drafts the help-center article from the shipped feature. Full vote and comment history preserved. Customers self-serve instead of pinging support next time.
Stop losing valuable requests in Slack DMs, sales-call notes and support tickets. Collect everything on one board where the whole team can see it. Every voter is a real user profile with revenue attached, not an anonymous plus-one. Prioritize by MRR, not by loudness.
Define the roadmap in ProductLift. Plan engineering execution in Jira or Azure DevOps. When your engineer moves the ticket from In Progress to Done, the ProductLift item moves too. Every voter who asked for it gets emailed the same afternoon. Nobody maintains status in two systems.
Announce shipped features on a public changelog that looks like you designed it on purpose. Auto-email every voter who asked for the feature. In-app What's New widget for logged-in users. Turn engineering commits into changelog drafts with Git2Log.
Host your help center in the same platform where the feature was requested, prioritized, and shipped. When you mark a post shipped, AI drafts the KB article from the change. Full history preserved: who asked, when they voted, what got built.
Not every feedback board is public. Credit unions, financial-services, healthcare and larger internal product orgs run private boards for staff, members or partners. Same platform. Different audience. SSO, per-group access, and full data isolation.
Proof
Not screenshots. Live subdomains you can click into right now.
A credit union running an internal member-facing feedback portal on ProductLift. Private-board use case with SSO and group-level access. Proof that PL fits regulated internal product orgs, not just outward-facing SaaS.
Hundreds of employees, thousands of paying property managers. Uses ProductLift as the public feedback board and roadmap on their own subdomain, syncing to Jira on the engineering side. The kind of team where per-tracked-user pricing at Canny scale would be brutal, and where unlimited voters is the actual wedge.
Product team of five, tens of thousands of teachers and students on the platform. Public roadmap on their subdomain to cut inbound "when will you ship X" emails. Every voter emailed the day their request ships.
80% of software features are rarely or never used. SaaS spends over $29.5B a year building things nobody actually asked for.
The tools that were supposed to fix this problem became the problem. Canny for feedback. Productboard for roadmap. Beamer for changelog. Intercom Articles for docs. Four subscriptions. Four logins. Four places for a customer's idea to disappear between them. And every one of them prices you per tracked user, so the more customers you serve, the more they cost.
That's why we built ProductLift as one platform. Feedback, roadmap, changelog, knowledge base. On your subdomain. Unlimited voters on every plan. Two-way Jira/ADO sync so engineering keeps their workflow.
In five years we've helped 5,000+ SaaS teams and internal product orgs host 267,000+ end-users, collect 130,000+ ideas, and ship 26,000+ of them. Fourteen days, no credit card. Try it.
Ruben Buijs
Founder, ProductLift
Give your customer base one place to request, vote, watch it ship, and read the help article. On your subdomain. From $19/month, 14-day free trial, no credit card.