Built for how you actually work

Same widget, same free plan, here's how different teams put it to work.

Feedback and voting for SaaS products

SaaS teams live and die by knowing what to build next. Upstep puts a feedback widget directly in your product so requests, bugs, and votes land in one triaged backlog instead of scattered across email and Slack DMs.

Feedback SDK for iOS and Android apps

Mobile users don't file GitHub issues, they delete the app. Upstep's React Native SDK gives them a native feedback sheet and an optional shake-to-report gesture, so a frustrated user has somewhere to go besides the app store review box.

Feedback widget for indie hackers

You're building solo or with one co-founder, you don't have time to build a feedback system, and you definitely don't have budget for a $49/month tool with a sales call attached. Upstep is a free plan and two lines of code.

Feedback widget for early-stage startups

Pre-seed and seed-stage teams need to move fast on the signal that matters, what early users are actually asking for. Upstep gives you that signal without a procurement process.

Feedback board for open source projects

GitHub Issues is built for bugs, not for surfacing which feature request your community actually wants most. A public voting board gives contributors and users a lightweight way to signal priority without opening yet another issue thread.

Feedback widget for internal tools

The people using your internal dashboard are your own coworkers, and they'll tell you exactly what's broken if you give them a button to do it, instead of a Slack thread that gets lost.

Feedback widget for online stores

Shoppers who hit a broken checkout or want a feature you don't have rarely email support, they just leave. A lightweight widget gives them somewhere to say so before they bounce.

Feedback widget for developer tools and APIs

Your users are developers, they'll give you precise, technical feedback if you put a widget in your docs or dashboard instead of routing them to a generic support form.

Feedback widget for beta testing programs

A beta program lives or dies on how easy it is for testers to report what they find. Upstep gives every tester a launcher button instead of a shared spreadsheet nobody updates.

Feedback and voting built for how PMs actually prioritize

You don't need a full product management suite to answer "what should we build next", you need real user demand, sorted by votes, next to the bugs blocking them.

White-label feedback widget for agencies

You're shipping products under your client's brand, not yours, a feedback widget with "Powered by Upstep" stamped on it doesn't fit. The Business plan removes Upstep branding entirely, so it looks like part of the product you built.

Feedback widget for no-code apps

You didn't write a backend, and you shouldn't have to write one just to collect feedback either. If your no-code tool can paste a script tag into your site's custom code settings, you can have a feedback widget live in minutes.

Turn support conversations into a feedback backlog

Support agents hear the same feature requests and bug reports over and over, with no easy way to route that signal to whoever's building the product. Upstep gives support teams a shared backlog product can actually see.

Feedback widget for side projects

A side project doesn't need a procurement process, it needs two lines of code and a free plan that doesn't expire before you find out if anyone cares about what you built.

Feedback widget for two-sided marketplaces

Buyers and sellers on a marketplace want different things, and both sides will tell you what's missing if you ask. A single widget, mounted in both experiences, keeps that feedback in one place instead of two disconnected inboxes.

Feedback widget for nonprofit tools and apps

Nonprofits building a donor portal, volunteer app, or member tool rarely have budget for enterprise feedback software. Upstep's free plan gives you the same widget and voting loop without a line item.

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