PushFeedback fits best when
Documentation teams, agencies, product teams, and educators that need ratings, comments, annotated screenshots, and page context from their own sites.
Product comparisonReviewed 31 July 2026
A Canny alternative for contextual page feedback
Compare PushFeedback and Canny for page-level feedback, public idea boards, voting, roadmaps, screenshots, and published pricing.
Start with the job
Which team are you?
Canny fits best when
Product teams that want a customer-facing feedback portal where users submit ideas, vote, discuss priorities, and follow delivery progress.
Side by side
The practical differences
Vendor facts checked 31 July 2026. Plans and products change, so recheck the source URLs before buying.
Criterion
PushFeedback
Canny
Primary job
PushFeedback
Collect and manage contextual feedback tied to the page where it happened
Canny
Collect, organize, and prioritize product ideas through feedback boards
Feedback format
PushFeedback
Ratings, comments, optional email, page context, and annotated screenshots
Canny
Posts, votes, public or private comments, tags, categories, and user segments
Public planning
PushFeedback
No public idea board, voting portal, roadmap, or changelog
Canny
Public feedback boards, a roadmap, and a changelog are included on every current plan
Website setup
PushFeedback
Script-tag setup for websites, plus dedicated packages and guidance for common frameworks
Canny
Hosted Canny portal or an embedded Canny widget, with user identification options
Free option
PushFeedback
$0 for one website and one seat, with unlimited submissions
Canny
$0 with feedback from up to 25 tracked users
Published entry price
PushFeedback
$24/month for Professional; $59/month for unlimited sites and seats
Canny
Pro starts at $99 monthly or $79/month billed annually for up to 100 tracked users
Where Canny fits better
- Users can submit ideas and vote on the requests that matter to them
- Public roadmaps and changelogs close the loop with customers
- Boards can be public, private, or limited to selected audiences
- Product teams get an established workflow for organizing and prioritizing feature requests
Where PushFeedback fits better
- Feedback keeps the exact page context instead of starting as a standalone idea
- Ratings and annotated screenshots capture both sentiment and visual detail
- The same lightweight widget works across documentation, client sites, product interfaces, and course pages
- Page analytics and AI-assisted theme review help teams find repeated friction
Questions before you shortlist
Frequently asked
Is PushFeedback a complete replacement for Canny?
No if you need a public idea board, voting, roadmap, or changelog. PushFeedback replaces the collection and management workflow when feedback should stay connected to the page where the user encountered a problem.
Which tool is better for collecting website feedback?
PushFeedback is the more direct fit for ratings, comments, annotated screenshots, and page context on a website. Canny is the stronger fit when website visitors should create and vote on product ideas in a shared portal.
Can PushFeedback publish a public roadmap?
No. Choose Canny when a public roadmap and changelog are requirements. Choose PushFeedback when the priority is receiving, analyzing, and managing contextual page feedback.
Reference URLs
Facts were checked against official vendor and product pages. URLs are shown as plain text.
Canny pricing
canny.io/pricing
Canny product overview
help.canny.io/en/articles/3816826-canny-101
Canny public roadmap
help.canny.io/en/articles/3828148-public-roadmap
PushFeedback pricing
pushfeedback.com/pricing
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Try it on one page
Collect the rating. Keep the page context. Read the reason.
Start on the free plan with one site and unlimited submissions. Upgrade when your team needs routing, analytics, or more sites.