FeedBear's pricing page describes a feedback product — idea boards with voting, a roadmap — with a changelog page as part of it. Relnotely is the changelog on its own.
This page is written by Relnotely. Everything stated here about FeedBear is taken from FeedBear's own pricing page, read on 28 September 2026 with monthly billing shown. Prices and plans change; check theirs before deciding, and tell us if anything here is out of date.
What FeedBear's pricing page listed on 28 September 2026
- Lite: $19 a month billed monthly, with 1 team member, 1 board, unlimited ideas and users, a roadmap, a changelog, private ideas, custom branding, custom statuses, custom HTML, JavaScript and CSS, a website widget, and AI-generated comments, replies and changelog posts.
- Startup: $49 a month, with 3 team members, unlimited boards, a custom domain, and "all features and integrations" with Intercom, Slack, Trello, Jira and Zapier.
- Business: $99 a month, with 10 team members, single sign-on, private projects and "Remove FeedBear branding".
- Enterprise: $299 a month, with unlimited team members, priority support, custom contracts, NDAs, SLAs and DPAs, custom integrations, payment by bank transfer and a security audit.
- A 14-day free trial on every plan with no credit card; annual billing gives two months free. The page explains that a team member is an admin who can edit ideas, change statuses and create changelogs, and that a project has one roadmap and one changelog page.
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 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. Our name appears in one place: the small print under the subscribe form, which says who stores an address entered there, and the footer's links to our privacy policy and terms for the same reason.
- 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 28 September 2026
| Relnotely | FeedBear | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A changelog | Idea boards, a roadmap and a changelog |
| Entry price | $19/month | $19/month (Lite), billed monthly |
| Trial | 7 days, card required when you first publish | 14 days on every plan, no card required |
| Custom domain | Included | Startup ($49/month) |
| Removing the tool's branding | No badge or "powered by" link to remove; our name appears only in the subscribe form's small print | "Remove FeedBear branding" on Business ($99/month) |
| Team members | One login per account | 1 on Lite, 3 on Startup, 10 on Business, unlimited on Enterprise |
| Integrations | Not offered | Intercom, Slack, Trello, Jira and Zapier from Startup |
| AI-written changelog posts | Not offered | Listed on every plan |
| Idea boards and roadmap | Not offered | Listed on every plan |
| Single sign-on and private projects | Not offered | Business |
Rows are limited to what both pricing pages state.
Where FeedBear may suit you better
- You want idea boards with voting and a roadmap, which is what their product is, with the changelog alongside.
- Several people publish. Team members are listed from 3 on Startup to unlimited on Enterprise.
- You want integrations with Intercom, Slack, Trello, Jira or Zapier, listed from Startup.
- You want to try without a card, for 14 days on any plan.
- You want AI to draft changelog posts, listed on every plan.
Our view
Opinion, not a claim about FeedBear: at the same entry price, theirs is a feedback product with a changelog in it, and for a team that wants the boards that is good value. What we think $19 should buy for the changelog alone is the whole of it from the first day — your domain, your subscribers, no branding of ours to remove at any price, nothing loaded from a third party — rather than a first rung on a ladder where the domain is on the second and the branding on the third.
Moving from FeedBear
Relnotely imports from an RSS or Atom feed, a CSV export or a CHANGELOG.md, keeping original dates and skipping duplicates. Nobody is emailed about imported entries, and previewing the import is free.