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CrowdStack vs Featurebase

Featurebase started as a feedback board and has grown into a help desk, help centre and changelog with per-resolution AI. CrowdStack covers the same ground and adds a CRM, Stripe revenue, tasks and docs, for one flat price. Here is how they line up, including where Featurebase still wins.

At a glance

CrowdStack

£28 £14 per user a month

Billed monthly. 50% off for your first 12 months, then £28.

  • One plan, no tiers
  • Support, CRM, Revenue, Tasks, Feedback and Docs included
  • 500 credits per user a month
  • No onboarding fee
  • 14-day free trial, no card required

Featurebase

From $37 per seat a month

Growth, billed monthly. Professional, the first tier with SLAs, workflows and API access, is $75 a seat a month, and Enterprise $129. Fibi AI is a further $0.49 per resolved conversation. Free for one seat.

  • Free, Growth, Professional and Enterprise tiers
  • Feedback, help desk, help centre and changelog in one subscription
  • SLAs, workflows and API access start at Professional
  • AI agent charged per resolution on top of the seat
  • Free tier for one seat, no AI

Featurebase list prices in USD, billed monthly, as shown on featurebase.app in August 2026. Yearly billing is around 20% less. Featurebase bills UK customers in dollars. Check featurebase.app for the current figure.

Why teams pick CrowdStack

The CRM and the revenue are in the same tool

Featurebase knows who submitted a request. CrowdStack knows what they pay: connect Stripe and each request, ticket and contact shows the plan and MRR behind it, and deals sit beside them.

SLAs and automations on every seat

Featurebase holds SLAs, workflows and the API for Professional at $75 a seat. CrowdStack is £28 a user a month with all of them in the one plan.

Credits, not a per-resolution meter

Every user adds 500 credits a month to a shared pool, covering knowledge-grounded replies, draft assist and portal AI. Featurebase charges $0.49 every time its agent resolves a conversation, on top of the seat.

Tasks and docs close the loop

Connect a request to the tasks that will ship it, and keep the internal wiki beside the public help centre, all linked with @mentions. Featurebase stops at the roadmap.

Feature by feature

FeatureCrowdStackFeaturebase
Feedback
Requests with voting and commentsIncludedIncluded
Statuses from under review to shippedIncludedIncluded
Public board with access controls and moderationIncludedIncluded
Revenue behind each requestFeaturebase: via CRM integration or custom fieldsIncludedPartly
Guided AI intake for submissionsFeaturebase: AI duplicate detection and summariesIncludedPartly
Log a request from a support ticketIncludedIncluded
Connect a request to tasksFeaturebase: Jira and Linear integrationsIncludedPartly
Public roadmap viewIncludedIncluded
Changelog and release notesNot availableIncluded
Custom domain and in-app widgetFeaturebase: Growth and aboveNot availablePartly
Support
Shared inbox with saved viewsIncludedIncluded
SLA tracking by priorityFeaturebase: Professional and aboveIncludedPartly
Automations and macrosFeaturebase: workflows need ProfessionalIncludedPartly
Knowledge base and help centreIncludedIncluded
AI replies grounded in your docsFeaturebase: Fibi, $0.49 per resolutionIncludedPartly
CSAT surveysIncludedIncluded
Human live chat and in-app messengerNot availableIncluded
CRM and revenue
Contacts, companies and notesFeaturebase: user profiles and segmentsIncludedPartly
Deal pipelines with custom stagesIncludedNot available
Stripe MRR, ARR, churn and ARPAIncludedNot available
Task tracker with projects and kanbanIncludedNot available
Team wiki with @mentions across recordsIncludedNot available
AI agents
Scheduled agents that review deals, churn risk and ticket triageIncludedNot available
Knowledge gap agent that drafts the missing help centre articleFeaturebase: Fibi answers from your docsIncludedPartly
Web research agent on a mission you writeIncludedNot available
Workspace monitor agent over your own tickets, deals and feedbackIncludedNot available
Agents only propose; a person accepts every taskIncludedNot available
Assistant that installs and tunes agents from chatIncludedNot available
Agents run on the credits included in the seatFeaturebase: Fibi, $0.49 per resolutionIncludedNot available
Platform
Every product on every seatFeaturebase: modules included, features by tierIncludedPartly
API access on the base priceFeaturebase: Professional and aboveIncludedPartly
Slack integrationNot availableIncluded
Jira, Linear, Intercom and HubSpot integrationsNot availableIncluded
Free tierCrowdStack: 14-day free trialNot availableIncluded

Based on Featurebase's published feature lists in August 2026. “Partly” means the feature exists but is limited to a higher tier, an add-on, or a metered credit. Spotted a mistake? Email support@crowdstack.org and we will correct it.

Where Featurebase is the better choice

We would rather you pick the right tool than pick us. Stay on Featurebase if you want a changelog and in-app widget alongside the board, live chat in your product, a custom domain, or integrations with Slack, Jira, Linear and the CRM you already run. It is a strong feedback-first product with a capable help desk attached. CrowdStack is for teams who want the CRM, the Stripe numbers, the tasks and the docs in the same tool as the board and the inbox, with SLAs and AI on every seat rather than by tier and by resolution.

What is included

Common questions

Is CrowdStack a Featurebase alternative?

Yes, and the overlap is larger than with most tools. CrowdStack has the feedback board, roadmap, shared inbox, knowledge base, SLAs, automations, CSAT and knowledge-grounded AI, and adds a CRM with deals, Stripe revenue, a task tracker and a wiki. It does not have a changelog, an in-app widget, live chat or a custom domain for the board.

How does the price compare for a team of five?

Five users on CrowdStack cost £140 a month at the full rate, with every product and 2500 pooled credits included. Five seats on Featurebase Growth list at $185 a month, or $375 on Professional, the first tier with SLAs and the API, before Fibi at $0.49 per resolution.

Can I import my feedback from Featurebase?

Posts export from Featurebase as CSV and import as requests with title, details, status and vote count. Voter identities come across where the email matches a contact. Email us at support@crowdstack.org before you switch and we will walk through the mapping, and talk through what to do with conversation history.

What does Featurebase have that CrowdStack does not?

A changelog, an in-app widget and live chat, a custom domain, user segmentation, and integrations with Slack, Jira, Linear, Intercom, HubSpot and Salesforce. If your feedback board needs to plug into a stack of other tools, Featurebase is the better fit today.

Try the simpler option

Every product, 500 credits per user, one price. Free for 14 days, no card required.