Relnotely vs Canny

Canny and Relnotely overlap on one feature. Canny's pricing page describes a feedback product — capture, deduplication, boards, roadmaps — with a changelog in its feature table; Relnotely is the changelog, with a board and a roadmap beside it and none of the rest.

This page is written by Relnotely. Everything stated here about Canny is taken from Canny's own pricing page, read on 22 September 2026. Prices and plans change; check theirs before deciding, and tell us if anything here is out of date.

What Canny's pricing page listed on 22 September 2026

• Free: $0 a month, with 25 tracked users, automatic feedback capture and unlimited feedback.
• Pro: starts at $79 a month, billed yearly, with 100 or more tracked users, project-management integrations and advanced privacy. The page offers 20% off for yearly billing.
• Business: priced on request, with 5,000 or more tracked users, SSO and CRM integrations.
• Plans are sized by tracked users, which the page defines as any user associated with feedback.
• The feature table lists, among much else, a changelog, custom domains, "Remove branding", user segmentation, a feedback portal with unlimited boards, and integrations with Jira, Linear, Slack, Intercom and Zendesk. Which plan includes each is shown in their table; we have not reproduced it here.

What Relnotely includes

One plan, $19 a month:

• Your changelog on your own domain, an in-app widget, and email to subscribers who confirm their address.
• A Feedback board where your users post ideas and vote on them, and a public Roadmap, on the same domain. Voters are never counted or capped.
• A page of its own for every entry, and an Atom feed.
• Import from a feed, a CSV or a CHANGELOG.md.
• No Relnotely badge, watermark or "powered by" link on your changelog, on any plan. By default our name is not on the page, in the feed or in the widget. Subscriber email goes out under your name, with your postal address and your privacy policy in the footer, from a sending address of ours, which is the one place in it our name appears. On the page, the one place it can appear is a line in the small print under the subscribe form, and only if you choose to say who delivers your emails.
• No third-party scripts on your changelog.

Writing is free and needs no card; publishing starts a 7-day trial. One login per account, and one changelog.

Side by side, as each pricing page listed on 22 September 2026

Rows are limited to what both pricing pages state.

Where Canny may suit you better

• Feedback is the job. Capturing, deduplicating and prioritising requests across many boards is what their plans are built around; Relnotely's board collects ideas and votes and does not deduplicate, integrate or segment.
• You need integrations with Jira, Linear, Intercom, Zendesk or a CRM, all listed on their page.
• You can start on their free plan, which their page lists with 25 tracked users.

Our view

Opinion, not a claim about Canny: if you need feedback management, buy feedback management, and the changelog that comes with it may well be enough. If what you need is a changelog that looks like part of your own site, on your domain, with a board beside it where people post, vote and see when something ships, a tool that does that and stops is simpler and costs less than a suite's paid tier.

Moving from Canny

Relnotely imports a changelog from an RSS or Atom feed, a CSV export or a CHANGELOG.md, keeping original dates and skipping duplicates, and emails nobody about imported entries. Previewing is free and needs no card.