Feedback software is a competitive area. There are plenty of choices, and it can be hard working out how they differ. To make this easier, we’ve compared Saber Feedback to some popular alternatives.
In general, how Saber Feedback differs is that we don’t try to be an entire “CX platform”. We offer a simple way to collect feedback from your customers, and we make it as easy as we possibly can to get that feedback into the systems you already use.
Many of the choices for feedback buttons want you to manage the feedback inside their tool, using their own platform. It becomes yet another tool you need to learn to get your job done. Saber Feedback tries to get out of your way as best it can.
GetFeedback
SurveyMonkey’s GetFeedback doesn’t list its prices publicly. Saber Feedback has simple published pricing, with unlimited page views on every plan. Read our comparison of GetFeedback alternatives.
Marker.io
Marker.io is built for agencies and QA teams reviewing a site, and its plans limit page views to 5,000 or 25,000 a month. Saber Feedback has unlimited page views on every plan, so it suits feedback from customers on a live site. Read our comparison of Saber Feedback and Marker.io.
BugHerd
BugHerd is built for agencies collecting client feedback during a build, and it charges by team size, with Jira, Asana and Linear starting at $125 a month billed yearly. Saber Feedback has no per-user limit and includes those integrations from $99 a month. Read our comparison of Saber Feedback and BugHerd.
Userback
Userback combines a feedback widget with surveys, session replay and a feature portal, but limits seats and sites, and Jira and Asana start on its Business plan. Saber Feedback is a simple feedback button with no per-user pricing and every integration from $99 a month. Read our comparison of Saber Feedback and Userback.
Feedbucket
Feedbucket is built for freelancers and agencies collecting annotated feedback from clients, with 2 team members on its starting plan. Saber Feedback is built for feedback from customers, with custom forms, 15 languages and no per-user limit. Read our comparison of Saber Feedback and Feedbucket.
Jam
Jam is a browser extension your own team uses to record bugs with console and network logs. Saber Feedback is a button on your site that any customer can use, with nothing to install. Read our comparison of Saber Feedback and Jam.
Gleap
Gleap is an AI customer support platform with live chat, a support bot and bug reporting, priced by monthly active users, with integrations from $149 a month billed yearly. Saber Feedback is a simple feedback button with unlimited page views and integrations from $99 a month. Read our comparison of Saber Feedback and Gleap.
Pastel
Pastel lets clients and colleagues comment on a site, design or PDF during a review round. Saber Feedback collects feedback from the customers using your live site. Read our comparison of Saber Feedback and Pastel.
Ruttl
Ruttl is a review tool for teams and clients commenting on websites, apps and designs, priced per user. Saber Feedback is a feedback button for the customers on your live site, with flat pricing. Read our comparison of Saber Feedback and Ruttl.
Usersnap
Looking for a simple way to get feedback from your customers and into the systems you already use? Then you want Saber Feedback. Or looking for a complete “CX platform”? Then you want Usersnap. Read our detailed comparison of Saber Feedback and Usersnap.
Mopinion
Mopinion offers much more than a simple feedback widget - and comes with a much higher price than Saber Feedback. Mopinion might be for you if you want detailed analysis of feedback and have an enterprise budget. Saber Feedback is a great alternative to Mopinion if you want a simple solution with a reasonable price tag.